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Is a white blood cell a type phagocytic cell?

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A portion of the white blood cells are what are called phagocytic (monocytes & neutrophils). They protect the body by fighting the bacterial invaders, and anything which does not belong in the body.
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yes...

because of the way they "haunt" microorganisms... ^^
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uhh yeah i think it is
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Several types of white blood cell are phagocytic namely monocytes and neutrophils. Lymphocytes are also invoved in fighting infection but they produce specific antibodies against foreign pathogens.

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