CHEMOTAXIS IN 10 SECONDS/MBBS PATHOLOGY

Anatomy | Physiology | Body facts on Instagram: "A White Blood Cell Is Chasing a Bacterium 🦠⚔️ Inside your body, a microscopic battle is always underway. When a bacterium invades, white blood cells (WBCs) act like highly trained soldiers. They detect chemical signals released by the intruder and chase it down using a process called chemotaxis. Once the WBC catches the bacterium, it surrounds and engulfs it in a move known as phagocytosis—breaking it down and neutralizing the threat. This silent