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Disorders of phagocyte (primarily PMN) function have been reviewed according to the processes exhibited chronologically as the cell responds to microbial invasion, namely, adherence, Chemotaxis, phagocytosis, and killing. Emphasis has been placed on those functional disorders that have at least a partial biochemical explanation and that result in increased susceptibility to infection.
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