28. Table 9-2. White Blood Cells NAME CYTOPLASMIC GRANULES NUCLEAR SHAPE FUNCTION SITE OF ACTION Neutrophil Don’t stain (usually invisible) Polymorphonuclear Phagocytosis Body tissues Eosinophil Stain red Polymorphonuclear Allergic reactions, anaphylaxis, phagocytosis Body tissues Basophil Stain blue Polymorphonuclear Initiation of immune and allergic reactions Body tissues Monocyte (Macrophage) None Pleomorphic Phagocytosis and process antigens Body tissues or blood B cell None Mononuclear Antibody production and humoral immunity Lymphoid tissue T cell None Mononuclear Cytokine production and cell-mediated immunity Lymphoid tissue and other body tissues
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