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leukocytes :
-crucial for defense against disease
-less than 1% of total blood volume
-the only formed elements that are complete cells
-can slip out of capillaries to get to infected tissue
-each of these has a nucleus
-5 types, each w/ different function
-most live around 6 days
-undergo maturation in bone marrow except T cells which go to thymus
3 types of granular leukocytes:
-neutrophils
-eosinophils
-basophils
neutrophils:
-65% of total WBCs
-nucleus = 2-6 lobes
-granules = fine, lilac colored
-size = almost twice as large as RBCs (10-12 um)
-phagocytic
-#'s increase if infection is present
-respond to tissue damage most quickly