13 What is apoptosis? 0.97 points eBook References Multiple Choice A cardinal symptom of inflammation. Swelling that results from fluid leaking into the tissues. The process by which phagocytes exit the bloodstream and enter the tissues. The migration of phagocytes to an area of infection. A type of programmed cell death.
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