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cagreen833

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During the inflammatory response, when macrophages begin phagocytosis they trigger the release of _____, which stimulate the _____ to increase body temperature.
 a. prostaglandins, pineal gland
  b. acute-phase proteins, hypothalamus
  c. prostaglandins, hypothalamus
  d. acute-phase proteins, pineal gland

Question 2

_____ is a protein that promotes the healing of damaged tissue.
 a. Keratin
  b. Collagen
  c. Elastin
  d. Fibrinogen


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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