How Does the Action of Exocytosis by Dendritic Cells and Macrophages

question 41

Multiple Choice

How does the action of exocytosis by dendritic cells and macrophages differ from that of neutrophils?

• A)Dendritic cells and macrophages primarily act as antigen-presenting cells,whereas neutrophils primarily release microbial fragments.
• B)Dendritic cells and macrophages primarily release microbial fragments,whereas neutrophils primarily act as antigen-presenting cells.
• C)Dendritic cells and macrophages primarily release products of autophagy,whereas neutrophils primarily release products of any cellular origin.
• D)Dendritic cells and macrophages primarily release products of any cellular origin,whereas neutrophils primarily release products of autophagy.

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