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Encountered during acute phase of inflammatory response
PMN
Have granulocytes and lobed nuclei
PMN
Pale pink granules
neutrophils
Take up eosin to stain bright red
eosinophil
Take up basophilic stains to be dark blue
basophils
Do granulocytes divide
NO
Most common WBC
neutrophil
Make up to 75% in WBC of most animals except cattle/rabbits
neutrophils
1-10% of wbc
eosinophil
really rare
basophils
encountered in long term inflammatory responses
mononuclear leukocyte
do NOT have lobed nuclei
mononuclear leukocyte
Two forms of mononuclear leukocyte
monocytes and lymphocytes
Most common type of mononuclear leukocyte
lymphocyte
Mononuclear cell not found in blood
mast cell
Key actors in acute inflammatory response
neutrophils
Unstable and short lived in circulation
neutrophils
What are the granules in neutrophils?
lysosomes
Contain myeloperoxidase
azurophil granules
Most of stromal degradative enzymes and lactoferrin and adhesion
specific granules
Rapidly responds to chemoattractants
neutrophil
Responds especially to complement fragments
neutrophil
Also called margination
reversible adherence
Adherence by surface molecules on WBC and endothelin by
selectins
Irreversible process called
pavementing if right chem mediators around
Good at stimulating irreversible process
IL-1 and TNF alpha
Can flood an area in 30 minutes
neutrophils
Function 2 of neutrophils
phagocytosis
Respiratory burst first bi-product
o2-
O2- reacts with itself or H+ to make
H2O2
If Fe present what radical forms
hydroxyl
Myeloperoxidase is present mainly in what
azurophil granules