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a. Myeloid stem cells |
1. Circulating dendritic cells |
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b. Monocytes |
2. Specialized epithelial cells found in MALT |
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c. Eosinophils |
3. Phagocytic cells important in body's defense against parasitic organisms |
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d. Veiled cells |
4. Macrophages found in the liver |
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e. Natural killer (NK) cells |
5. Give rise to red blood cells |
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f. Kupffer cells |
6. Dendritic cells found exclusively in lymph nodes |
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g. Langerhans cells |
7. Generally first cells to arrive at site of inflammation |
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h. Mast cells |
8. Secrete colony-stimulating factors (CSFs) |
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i. Neutrophils |
9. Give rise to thymocytes |
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j. M cells |
10. Circulating blood cells that differentiate into macrophages in the tissues |
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k. Bone-marrow stromal cells |
11. A type of null cell involved in antibody-dependent cell-mediated toxicity |
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l. Intraepithelial lymphocytes |
12. Dendritic cells found in the epidermis and mucous membranes |
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13. CDI+ cells that may be important in combating intestinal pathogens |
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14. Nonphagocytic granulocytic cells that release various pharmacologically active substances |
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15. White blood cells that migrate into the tissues and play an important role in development of allergies |
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