We can confirm that during the second stage of the inflammatory response, after migrating, neutrophils accomplish phagocytosis and release of reactive chemicals and proteases.
What are neutrophils?
A neutrophil is a white blood cell from the granulocyte family. They combat foreign invaders in the body. After migrating, these cells will engulf unwanted substances with their membrane and destroy them, a process is known as phagocytosis, as well as release chemicals and proteases to aid in the defense of the organism.
Therefore, we can confirm that during the second stage of the inflammatory response, after migrating, neutrophils accomplish phagocytosis and release of reactive chemicals and proteases.
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