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The cells involved in the cellular response to a wound are:

The cells involved in the cellular response to a wound are:

* Tissue mast cells and '''[[Macrtophages|macrophages]]''' that initially phagocytose and detect bacteria<br />

* Tissue mast cells and '''[[Macrophages|macrophages]]''' that initially phagocytose and detect bacteria<br />

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* The Blood granulocytes, or Polymorphonuclear (multi-lobed nuclei) Cells

* The blood granulocytes, or Polymorphonuclear (PMN: multi-lobed nuclei) Cells

** The '''[[Neutrophils|Neutrophils]]''' are the most abundant as they are the primary cells that phagocytose bacteria, and the larger fungi

** The '''[[Neutrophils|Neutrophils]]''' are the most abundant as they are the primary cells that phagocytose bacteria, and the larger fungi

** The '''[[Eosinophils|Eosinophils]]''' and '''[[Basophils|Basophils/ mast cells]]''' are only needed in rare circumstances as they are for killing parasites by the release of granules (exocytosis).

** The '''[[Eosinophils|Eosinophils]]''' and '''[[Basophils|Basophils]] / [[Mast Cells| mast cells]]''' are only needed in rare circumstances as they are for killing parasites by the release of granules (exocytosis).

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* Blood '''[[Monocytes|monocytes]]''': phagocytose bacteria

* Blood '''[[Monocytes|monocytes]]''': phagocytose bacteria

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The main role of the innate cellular response is to delay systemic infection until the [[Adaptive Immune System|adaptive response]] can back it up with a more specific attack

The main role of the innate cellular response is to delay systemic infection until the [[Adaptive Immune System|adaptive response]] can back it up with a more specific attack