A monocyte leaves the bloodstream and enters an infected tissue. Which cell does it usually become?
Correct answer: A. Macrophage
- A. Macrophage
- B. Plasma cell
- C. Eosinophil
- D. Mast cell
Explanation
Monocytes develop into macrophages after entering tissues, where they phagocytose organisms and cellular debris. Plasma cells produce antibodies, while eosinophils and mast cells have different functions.
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