Macrophages are a type of white blood cell whose normal role is to
digest cellular debris and foreign substances.
They hold neurons in place, nourish them,
digest cellular debris, and are suspected to be the origin of glioblastoma.
Phagocytosis is a process by which white blood cells called macrophages
digest cellular debris and foreign bodies and particles.
«In the best - case scenario, we thought we could hopefully prevent the loss of vision in these patients,» he says, because RPE cells are known to help maintain existing photoreceptors, in part by
digesting the cellular debris that they shed.
Macrophages are the long - lived garbage disposals of the immune system, indiscriminately engulfing and
digesting cellular debris and pathogens.
Not exact matches
That can also help
digest the
cellular walls of unwanted wastes like toxins, undigested proteins, and other
cellular debris.