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Match each description with a white blood cell in the key. Not all answers will be used.Key:a. lymphocytesb. monocytesc. neutrophilsd. eosinophilse. basophilslargest; no granules; become macrophages
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This rules out neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils as they are granular types. This leaves us with lymphocytes and monocytes. Show more…
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