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transport lipids, fats, and soluble vitamins and transfers alpha, beta and gamma antibodies
an important process that prevents excessive bleeding when a blood vessel is injured
"eats" bacteria, particles, and small cells
- C- shaped nucleus made of 1-5 lobes
- light purple granules
- most common
moderates inflammation, and allergic reactions, and defends against infections
- coarse reddish granules
- nucleus usually bilobad
releases chemicals (Histamine & Heparin) that go to damaged tissues
- coarse deep blue-black granules
- nucleus often almost hidden by granules
- least common
Macrophages- kills microrganisms, removes dead cells and stimulates the immune system
- largest WBCs
- cytoplasm is nearly vlear
- round, kidney shaped nucleus
creates T and B cells that make antibodies to help fight viruses
- smallest WBC
- roundish nucleus that fills most of cell
- thin rim of mostly clear cytoplasm
takes nutrients and protiens to where the body needs them
fight infections and heal wounds