D Q uestion 1:3 1 pts The chemical attraction of WBCs to a site of disease or in

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D Q uestion 1:3 1 pts The chemical attraction of WBCs to a site of disease or injury is called: O al phagocytosis b) fibrinolysis O c) leukocytosis d) chemotaxis O el none of the above Question 14 1 pts What happens to the iron that is released during the breakdown of damaged RBCs? al lt is used to synithesize proteins O b It is trainsported to the liver where it becomes a component of bile ette i excresed in the urine. it is salvaged and stared for reuse in hemogooh synthess. el It s utilized by intestinal bacteria t convet blirubin into urcbillhopen 1 pts Question 15

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13. d. Chemotaxis

As WBCs move in the gradient of concentration of the antigen, it is a form of chemotaxis.

14. d. it is salvaged and stored for reuse in hemoglobin synthesis

High iron levels in the blood can be toxic, so a protein called transferrin moves it to sites of hemoglobin and RBC synthesis.

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