Question

multiple choice question
what distinguishes granulocytes from other types of white blood cells?
o they actively phagocytize particles.
o visible granules are present in the cytoplasm.
o vesicles continually pinch off of them.

Explanation:

Granulocytes are named for the visible granules in their cytoplasm. While some other white - blood cells can phagocytize and vesicles may be involved in cell processes of other white - blood cells too, the presence of visible cytoplasmic granules is the key distinguishing feature.

Answer:

Visible granules are present in the cytoplasm.