Neutrophils are ""first responders"" during an inflammatory response. What is their specific role?

Phagocytosis

Explanation:

Neutrophils are a type of granulocyte or white blood cell (WBC) and are considered to be the most abundant compared to other granulocytes. They are about 40% to 60% of the total granulocytes in mammals.They play a vital role in immunity (protection from infections). In the case of an infection, they act as first responders, hence they form the essential part of the innate immunity.

Neutrophils are also referred to as phagocytes. They are able to ingest microbes or any foreign particles. They attach, engulf and kill microorganisms by the process called phagocytosis.  In general, neutrophils play an antimicrobial function

what have scientists found to be the most efficient and effective way to insert new sequences into an individual? a-scientists have created genetically altered foods that release dna during digestion. b-scientists use viruses to insert specific gene sequences. c-scientists irradiate genes so that they can be absorbed through the skin.

answer: c

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