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Neutrophils are part of the phagocyte family. They are specialised to take up particular materials. This involves them entering infected or inflammed tissues | Neutrophils are part of the [[Phagocytes|phagocyte]] family. They are specialised to take up particular materials. This involves them entering infected or inflammed tissues <ref>Molecular Biology of The Cell. Bruce alberts et al. 2008. 5th edition. page 1451</ref>.<br> | ||
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