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Mast cells

contain vesicles full of histamine

Neutrophils

first responder, begins phagocytosis immediately.

Monocytes

differentiate into macrophages

Macrophages

engulf bacteria. Significantly larger and engulf in greater quantities

Complement system

collection of blood serum proteins that can be activated to defend against pathogens

Opsonization

coating of the surface by binding all over it

Inflammation

C3a and C5a bind to the surface of a mast cell causing the mast cell to release histamine

Membrane attack complex

complement proteins enter bacterial cell membrane and form a channel and results in lysis

Cytokines

small proteins released from host cells that help regulate the immune response.

Interleukin

some act as pyrogens and cause fever

Interferon

non-specific defenses against viruses