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Difference between mononuclear phagocytes and polymorphonuclear phagocyte

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Answered by rajannie116gmailcom
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mononuclear phygocyte is a part of immune system that consists of phygocytic cell located in only one connective tissue while polymorphonuclear phygocyte is located in more than one connective tissue
Answered by SugaryGenius
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❣.MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES(MNPs)

  • The monocytes of the blood enter the extra-capillary spaces and transform into histiocytes in the connective tissue,kupffer cells in the liver ,microglia in the brain,osteocytes in the bone and synovial cells in the synovial fluid.

.POLYMORPHONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES

  • They are the 'granulocytes'of the blood including neutrophills,basophills and eosinophills.However ,in common usage this term is mostly used for neutrophills as they constitute the majority.

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