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A student was conducting their science fair project. They collected a sample of pus from a wound on their knee and properly stained the sample for microscopic analyses. Which cell type could they expect to find in abundance in his pus sample? monocytes basophils neutrophils mast cells OO O O

A student was conducting their science fair project. They collected a sample of pus from a wound on their knee and properly stained the sample for microscopic analyses. Which cell type could they expect to find in abundance in his pus sample? monocytes basophils neutrophils mast cells OO O O

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A student was conducting their science fair project. They collected a sample of pus from a wound on their knee and properly stained the sample for microscopic analyses. Which cell type could they expect to find in abundance in this pus sample? - ○ monocytes - ○ basophils - ○ neutrophils - ○ mast cells The diagram is a multiple-choice question asking which type of cell is most abundant in a pus sample from a wound. The options provided include monocytes, basophils, neutrophils, and mast cells, with a circular button beside each option for selection.
Transcribed Image Text:A student was conducting their science fair project. They collected a sample of pus from a wound on their knee and properly stained the sample for microscopic analyses. Which cell type could they expect to find in abundance in this pus sample? - ○ monocytes - ○ basophils - ○ neutrophils - ○ mast cells The diagram is a multiple-choice question asking which type of cell is most abundant in a pus sample from a wound. The options provided include monocytes, basophils, neutrophils, and mast cells, with a circular button beside each option for selection.
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