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1 June, 02:56

A macrophage is also referred to as an antigen-presenting cell. explain why that is an appropriate term.

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  1. 1 June, 03:11
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    Because when a macrophage capture an anitigen, some fragments of antigens are then display on the surface of macrophage, which are then easily recognized by other fighting cells.
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