Which organelles are likely to be more common in white blood cells that digest bacteria and viruses than in other cells?

White blood cells that digest bacteria and viruses are likely to have a higher concentration of lysosomes and phagosomes compared to other cells. Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down pathogens, while phagosomes help engulf and digest these invaders. These organelles play a key role in the immune response of white blood cells against bacterial and viral infections.