10 Questions
What is the distinctive morphology of the nucleus of neutrophils?
Clump-like pattern with three to five lobes connected by fine chromatin strands
What is present in the cytoplasm of neutrophils that is lightly eosinophilic and contains granules?
Membrane-bound specific granules
What is the function of neutrophils outside the circulation?
Actively motile and avidly phagocytic
What determines the chromosomal sex and may be present in the nucleus of neutrophils in females?
Barr body
How long do neutrophils usually stay in the bloodstream before migrating across venule and capillary walls?
8-12 hours
What is the percentage of neutrophils in the leukocyte count?
60%-70%
What is the distinctive pattern of the nucleus in neutrophils?
Three to five lobes connected by fine chromatin strands
What are the primary lysosomes in neutrophils responsible for?
Containing bac tericidal enzymes for receptor-mediated phagocytosis
Where do neutrophils migrate after staying in the bloodstream for 8-12 hours?
Connective tissues
What is the role of neutrophils in connective tissues?
Engulfing bacteria, cell debris, and foreign matter
Test your knowledge on the characteristics of neutrophils, the most numerous leukocytes in the body. Learn about their distinctive nucleus morphology, forms, and lobulation patterns. Explore the differences in neutrophils between genders and their significance in determining gender.
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