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Histamine

Released by circulating basophils anad mast cells (basophils of the tissues)


Involved in allergic responses

Prostalglandins

Released by white blood cells and damaged tissues


particularly important during the innate immune response

Chemokines

Ps released by blood vessels and monocytes


- Attract phagocytic cells


- PArticularly important during the Innate Immune Response


- All Chemokines are cytokines

Cytokines

Ps secreted by cells (such as Th Cells) that regulate the function of other cells


All interleukins are cytokines


(Eg: interleukins 1 and 2 are examples of cytokines)

Interleukin

Chemical signals that function as messages between white blood cells (aka Leukocytes)




"inter-" = between, "leukin" = white blood cells