Look up: macrophages

1. Macrophages
   Large phagocytic cells found in connective tissue, especially in areas of inflammation.
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2. Macrophages
   Large phagocytic cells found in connective tissue, especially in areas of inflammation.
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3. Macrophages
   Type of white blood cells that are part of the immune system. They are found in the lymph nodes where they help to fight infection. They swallow up and kill foreign cells, including cancer cells.
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4. Macrophages
   cells derived from monocytes which have the ability to phagocytose foreign particles and dead tissue and to move through tissue, or to remain fixed in one place. There are many macrophages in the spleen where they remove dead red blood cells from the circulation.
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