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TNF-alpha
Mimics sepsis syndrome; Margination of Neutrophils is particularly striking after TNF-apha administration
IL-1
Fever, increased adhesiveness of endothelial cells and leukocytes; endothelial pro-coagulant activity
IL-2,6,8
Hypotension, capillary leak, decreased myocardial contractility, synthesis of "acute phase" proteins (fibrinogen) by the liver, leukocyte chemotaxis
Hageman factor (XII), tissue factor, factor X
Coagulation , fibrinolysis
compliment cascade
Neutrophil chemotaxis and aggregation; capillary leak
Endorphins
hypotension
leukotriens and thromboxane
platelet aggregation, neutrophil adhesion, capillary leak, decreased myocardial contraction
prostaglandins (E2, I2)
Hypotension, neutrophil adhesion to endothelium, fever, muscle aches and proteolysis
Bradykinin
hypotension, capillary leak
serotonin
pulmonary hypertension, capillary leak
histamine
hypotension, capillary leak
PAF
hypotension, capillary leak, platelet aggregation, leukocyte activation, decreased myocardial contractility
Endothelin 1
Vasoconstriction, especially the kidney
endothelial relaxing factor
hypotension