Worn-out red blood cells and tiny harmful bacteria are ingested by an immune system agent known as the

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Macrophages are immune system agents that specialize in ingesting and destroying foreign particles, including bacteria and worn-out red blood cells.

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Worn-Out Red Blood Cells and Tiny Harmful Bacteria Are Ingested