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barriers include the and membranes , which physically block from entering the body . They also release protective chemicals such as acids , ( like lysozyme ) , and , which inhibit or microorganisms and trap them before they can invade tissues .

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is the process where leukocytes ( white blood cells ) such as and engulf and pathogens . The phagocyte recognizes a , surrounds it with to form a phagosome , which then fuses with a to form a phagolysosome where enzymes break down the . Waste is later from the cell .

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is a tissue response to injury or infection that helps prevent the spread of , removes cells , and initiates repair . It is characterized by redness , heat , , and . During inflammation , chemicals like cause blood vessels to and become more , allowing immune cells to move into the affected tissue .

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? Injured tissues release chemicals that stimulate the marrow to release large numbers of ( especially ) into the bloodstream , increasing their concentration . ? Neutrophils slow down and to the inner walls of nearby in the inflamed area due to molecules on endothelial cells . ? The neutrophils between the endothelial cells of the wall and move out of the into the surrounding tissue . ? Neutrophils and other move the site of injury or infection , guided by released by damaged cells , , or inflammatory mediators .

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help fight infections by directly pathogens or inhibiting their . Important examples include , which protect nearby healthy cells from viral by giving them " warnings " , and the , a group of ~20 proteins that inflammation and opsonization , promote , and can destroy by causing cell .

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is an body temperature caused by secretions called released by immune cells . These act on the to raise internal body temperature . Moderate fever can help the body infection by increasing basal , reducing available to microbes , denaturing the proteins of a bacteria / pathogen , and slowing growth .

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