Neutrophils. (B) Eosinophils. (C) Basophils. (D) Lymphocytes. (E) Monocytes.___41. The least abundant WBCs that release chemicals to mediate inflammation. ___42. The most numerous WBCs that primarily fight against bacterial infections. ___43. The most important cells that are involved in the bodys specific immunity. ___44. The agranulocytes that become macrophages in the tissues for phagocytosis. ___45. The granulocytes that play a role in allergic reactions and parasitic infections.
[Answered]: Neutrophils
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