1. Histamine - it increases the permeability of capillaries going to white blood cells and some proteins. In turn it allows the engagement of pathogens in the infected tissue.
2. Prostaglandins - it stimulates inflammatory response in most of the organs. It stimulates nerves that thereby sense the message of pain into the brain.
3. IL-1 - it has a key role in the activation of innate immunity.
4. TNF- alpha - it is involved in the regulation of immune cells. It induces fever, apoptosis.
5. IL-6 - it plays a role in inflammation as well as in the maturation of B-cells.
6. IL-12 - it promotes the development of Th1 responses and also induces the production of IFNgamma by T and NK cells. It has a role in immune homeostasis.
7. Kinins - it causes inflammation and affects the blood pressure. It is involved in increasing the blood flow throughout the body.
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