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What are cells that police the body in blood and lymph to kill cancer cells and virus-infected body cells called?
The cells that police the body in blood and lymph to kill cancer cells and virus-infected body cells are called natural killer (NK) cells. These specialized lymphocytes play a crucial role in the innate immune response by recognizing and destroying compromised cells without the need for prior sensitization. NK cells are essential for monitoring and eliminating cells that may pose a threat to the body's health.
Why are the the green police called the green police?
The term "green police" is often used colloquially to refer to environmentally-focused law enforcement agencies or officers who enforce environmental regulations or protect natural resources. They are called "green police" because of their emphasis on enforcing laws related to environmental protection and conservation.
Which part of the human body is know as police guard?
The pituitary gland is often referred to as the "police guard" of the body because it regulates the function of several other glands in the endocrine system and helps maintain overall hormonal balance.
Will bacteria decompose a body?
Yes, but so do many other things like fly larvae called maggots.
What is the body of a plant called?
I'm so sorry to say but plants do not have bodies because when they die the shrivel and are just are dead
What is police of the body and why is called so?
a police of our body was called immune system because they any bacteria in our body
What is police of the body why it is called so?
a police of our body was called immune system because they any bacteria in our body
What do the police used to arrest a suspect?
the police officers use the so called "miranda doctrine". . .
Do you write the police 'were' or 'was'?
"Police" usually refers to a body of people, so the term is usually plural. "Were" is correct, e.g. "The police were present at the scene of the crime."
Why when you make a 911 call from your cell phone the call erases out of your call history?
The reason why is because the police work in a confidential system so no-body will know that you have called them.
Why in the Victorians days why were police called peelers?
The founder of the Metropolitan Police was Sir Robert Peel so his policemen were nicknamed Peelers or Bobbies.
Could the police charge me after accidentally not paying for items but when called back to pay doing so?
if you leave the store then maybe but it depends if they are concealed however charges are at the discretion of the police officer called to the scene
Are british police called peepers?
The name you want might be 'Peelers' an archaic name for the police in Britain, used after 1810 for a few years. So called after Sir Robert Peel who founded the force.
What are plain clothed police called in England?
They are simply called "Plain clothed police."
What did ancient Greeks call police?
they called it police
What are the origins of the word 'police'?
But in the Uk they called them like bobs or something similar to that but it the Us you can called them PD,Police,Cops, or Five o we dont really know what the word Police camed from
What is a sentence with the word implicated in it?
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