Neutrophils, roughly twice the size of RBCs with a segmented nucleus, comprise 62% of WBCs and perform phagocytosis, including targeting cancer cells.
Neutrophils are about twice the size of RBCs, have a multi-lobed nucleus, constitute 62% of WBCs, and are involved in phagocytosis and destroying cancer cells.
| Front | Symptoms of AIDS |
|---|---|
| Back | severe pneumonia rare vascular cancer sudden weight loss swollen lymph nodes loss of immune function |
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