Blood 3: granulocytes
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Natural killer cells =
Natural killer lymphocytes help
Involved in fighting tumors and virus-infected cells
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B lymphocytes produce
Important in fighting chronic infection
Derived from ruptured megakaryocytes
Means blood cell formation
Unable to divide, grow, or make proteins
Erythrocytes life length
When hemoglobin is broken down,
heme is made into bilirubin and biliverdin
globin peptides broken down to amino acids
Pigments that normally end up in bile and feces
Broken down into amino acids when red blood cell gives
Are replaced by division and differentiation of hemocytoblasts
Produce erythropoietin in response to low oxygen in blood
Blood oxygen homeostsis is maintained by
Signalling molecules control the
Prompt red bone marrow to generate leukocytes
interleukins
Response to torn blood vessels
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