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ameboid movement of leucocytes from capillaries0Modal content
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This is the active amoeboid movement of leucocytes(neutrophils and macrophages) from blood vessels to ECF as vasodilation occurs in blood vessel due to infection or injury0Modal content
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amoebatic movement of WBC0Modal content
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it is the movement of leucocytes (WBC) out of the circulatory system and towards the site of tissue damage or infection.1Modal content
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