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Agranulocytes
Agranulocytes are a type of leucocyte (white blood cell).
These are distinguished from the other category of leucocytes (which
are called
granulocytes)
by the fact that agranulocytes do not contain chemical-filled
cytoplasmic vesicles called "granules".
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There are two important types of agranulocytes: |
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lymphocytes, and |
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monocytes. |
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The most important functions of agranulocytes (a
type of white blood cells) are immune functions. Further information
is included on the pages about each of these types of agranulocytes
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For more information about other components (or "constituents") of
blood, see the page about:
The Structure
and Functions of Blood.
This may interest students of massage, reflexology, beauty therapies, or other
health or clinical courses.
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