Which of the following cells is not phagocytic? Langerhan cell   Monocyte   Chondroblast   Dendritic cell

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A: INTRODUCTION Macrophages These are cells that helps in phagocytosis.

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Q: Which cytokine is found following O IL-1 O IL-6 O IL-10 O IL-8

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Q: Which of the following is NOT a role for tissue-residebnt macrophages in maintaining homeostasis?…

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Q: What happens when a dendritic cell detects a pathogen? Group of answer choices the dendritic cell…

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