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The 9 pages that link to Monocyte, each with the reason it gives.

• MacrophageRelated: Many tissue macrophages arise when blood monocytes enter inflamed tissues.

• OsteoclastNarrower topic: Osteoclast precursors arise from cells in the monocyte lineage.

• LymphocyteCompared with: Monocytes are myeloid cells rather than members of the lymphocyte family.

• Dendritic cellRelated: Monocytes can give rise to inflammatory dendritic cells in particular settings.

• EosinophilCompared with: Monocytes follow a different developmental lineage and do not have eosinophil-type granules.

• White blood cellBroader topic: Monocytes connect blood leukocytes to several long-lived immune cells in tissues.

• PhagocyteRelated: Monocytes supply some tissue phagocytes, especially during inflammation.

• Myeloid cellBroader topic: Monocytes are another central myeloid branch, distinct from granulocytes.

• Florence R. SabinRelated: Her tuberculosis research examined the role of mononuclear cells in lesions.