The "drumstick" in these 
The "drumstick" in these cells takes the place of a Barr body and represents an inactivated X chromosome.  Myeloperoxidase is stored in the azurophilic granules in these cells, and produces hypochlorous acid from hydrogen peroxide during a respiratory burst.  Another immune function of these cells is to release namesake extracellular traps made up of chromatin to kill pathogens.  CD31 mediates their interaction with macrophages, which ingest these cells after they have performed their function, which is the primary phagocytosis of bacteria. These cells give pus its whitish-yellow appearance, and are responsible for inflammation. FTP, name this class of white blood cells with lobed nuclei  that makes up more than fifty percent of circulating white blood cells.
The "drumstick" in these cells takes the place of a Barr body and represents an inactivated X chromosome.  
Neutrophil Granulocytes or Polymorphonuclear Neutrophils [accept PMNs or PMLs, prompt on "segs" or "polys," prompt on "white blood cell" before mentioned, prompt on any part of the answerline that isn't underlined]