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The agranulocytes include [[Lymphocytes - Introduction|lymphocytes]] and [[Monocytes|monocytes]]. Lymphocytes differ from granulocytes and monocytes as they form part of the acquired immune response, dividing into B or T cells to fight attacks by foreign cells, bacteria and viruses. Monocytes leave the blood stream to enter tissues where they become [[Macrophages|macrophages]], which engulf bacteria and tissue debris by phagocytosis. Other cell types found in tissues include [[Mast Cells|mast cells]], which are found in mucosal and connective tissues and are granular in nature.

The agranulocytes include [[Lymphocytes - Introduction|lymphocytes]] and [[Monocytes|monocytes]]. Lymphocytes differ from granulocytes and monocytes as they form part of the acquired immune response, dividing into B or T cells to fight attacks by foreign cells, bacteria and viruses. Monocytes leave the blood stream to enter tissues where they become [[Macrophages|macrophages]], which engulf bacteria and tissue debris by phagocytosis. Other cell types found in tissues include [[Mast Cells|mast cells]], which are found in mucosal and connective tissues and are granular in nature.

==Blood Cells==

==White Blood Cells==

Granulocytes:

Granulocytes:

*[[Neutrophils]]

*[[Neutrophils]]