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Granulocytes have granules in the cytoplasm and the varying shapes of nucleus,which is lobed into three segments.
- Neutrophils
- 2 types of granules: Primary contains cationic proteins & defensins to kill bacteria, lysozyme to break down bacterial cell wall. The secondary granules form toxic oxygen compounds & lactoferrin to take iron from bacteria.
- Invading microbes & damaged tissue release LPS & Interleukin-1
- Causes endothelial cells to release ICAM-1 & receptors of neutrophil bind to this
- Neutrophil starts to move from the circulatory system into the tissue (diapedesis).
- At the inflammatory cite- neutrophil enclose the particle with pseudopodia, cytotoxic chemicals & enzymes to destroy it
- Apoptosis- neutrophils go through programmed cell death. Ingested by macrophages to ensure its toxic contents are disposed safely
- At the inflammatory cite- neutrophil enclose the particle with pseudopodia, cytotoxic chemicals & enzymes to destroy it
- Neutrophil starts to move from the circulatory system into the tissue (diapedesis).
- Causes endothelial cells to release ICAM-1 & receptors of neutrophil bind to this
- Invading microbes & damaged tissue release LPS & Interleukin-1
- 2 types of granules: Primary contains cationic proteins & defensins to kill bacteria, lysozyme to break down bacterial cell wall. The secondary granules form toxic oxygen compounds & lactoferrin to take iron from bacteria.
- Eosinophils
- They have a kidney-shaped lobed nuclei and the granules contain toxic protein & cationic protein
- They kill parasites & respond to allergic disease by releasing inflammatory mediators
- They kill parasites & respond to allergic disease by releasing inflammatory mediators
- They have a kidney-shaped lobed nuclei and the granules contain toxic protein & cationic protein
- Neutrophils
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- Mind Map on Untitled, created by Anano Ridlington on 06/12/2015.
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