Flashcards in 2.5 Chemical Mediators of inflammation Deck (152):
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chemical mediators of inflammation
peptides,
lipids,
amines
- preformed or newly synthesized
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where are these mediators found
in plasma
or cells
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inflammatory mediators work by
binding receptors and many stimulate the release of other medeators
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times life of inflammatory mediators
short lived
eg arachadonic acid
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harmful to body
potentially - don't have inflammation until you make the mediators so you only have it where you want it but some like IL1 and TNF float around causing systemic effects
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vasoactive amines
small molecular weight amines
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vasoactive amines are found in
mast cells and platelets
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vasoactive amines: preformed or synthesized
preformed and sequestered in cellular granules (active, not zymogens) ex histamine
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Histamine found mostly in
mast cells
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histamine is released by
physical injury,
IgE,
C3a and C5a,
cytokines (IL1 IL8)
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fn of histamine
constricts large arteries,
vasodialation (small art)
and increased vascular permeability (venous)
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histamine causes
itching pain
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histamine works by
binding to H1 receptors
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serotonin is found in
platelets but NOT mast cells
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serotonin actions
same as histamine
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role in inflammatory response of serotonin
in rats it is found in mast cells but we don't know its role in human inflammation. Mostly described in the CNS
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complemet
proteases found in plasma that are preformed as zymogens
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complement activation (cascade) paths
classical,
alternative,
lectin
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classical complement
ag-aby complex-->C1qrs complex
that cleaves C2 and C4 liberating C4a and
froming C3 convertase,
C3 convertase cleaves C3 liberating C2a and C3 b,
C3b associates with C3 convertase and activates C5 liberating C5a,
activated C56789 forms the MAC
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C3a C4a and C5a are
chemotactic, but mostly C5a
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C3b is an
opsonin
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alternative path
microbial surfaces --> C3 --> C3a and C3b,
C3b --> C5 --> C5a + C5b(-->MAC)
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Lectin path
plasma lectin binds to microbe C2, C4 act - C3a and 5a are liberated _slide 99
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C3a and C5a are
anaphylatoxins --> C4a too a little
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C5b and C6, 7, 8, 9
MAC complex
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C3a
histamine release from mast cells (vasodialation and inc. vascular permeability indirectly)
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C5a
histamine release from mast cell,
AA metabolism,
leukocyte chemotaxis,
adhesion,
activation
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Plasmogen activator --> plasminogen --> plasmin
plasmin truns fibrin into split products, and
cleaves C3 and C5 to relieve C3a and C5a
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central and commited step of complement
formation fo C3a and C3b - this step is the focus of regulatin
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DAF
decay accelerating factor
enhances disassociation of C3 convertase
(to inhibit further activation of complement)
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factor 1
proteolytically cleaves C3b
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C1 inhibitor
binds C1 to inhibit it
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CD59
inhibits final assembly of MAC
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C3 deficiency
death from infections if not treated
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C2 and C4 deficiency
get autoimmune diseases especially lupus
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MAC deficiencies
get Neisseria infections
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defect in linking protein linking DAF and VD 59 to RBC
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria-->red cells can't defend themselves_.
red cells normally have this linking protein binding this inhibitors of complement so activated complement doesn_t destroy your red cells
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T cell deficiencies
really strange opportunistic infections
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Kinin System
Peptieds in the plasma as zymogens
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factor 12 involved in
the clotting cascade and prekallikrein (protein in plasma) pathway
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factor 12a --> prekallikrein path
prekallikrein --> Kallikrein --> high MW Kiniogin --> Bradykinin
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Kallikrein
involved in factor 12 regeneration, C5 cleavage to C5a, conversion to Plasmin (by plasminogen)
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Bradykinin
peptide that acts like histamine
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Bradykinin causes
inc vascular permeability, vasodilatation of small vessels, pain, contraction of large vessels
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Coagulation system
factor 12, thrombin, fibrinopeptides generated, factor 10a
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factor 12
kinin system
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thrombin
binds protease activated receptors (PARs) on many cells stimulating many inflammatory reactions - if you're making thrombin you're not well so it makes sense to have crosstalk with inflammation, commited step of coagulation cascade
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Factor 10a (Xa)
directly inflammatory
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Fibrinolytic System
plasminogen --> plasminogen --> Plasmin
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Plasmin involved in
C3/5 cleavage, Fibrin split product formation, factor 12a formation
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activated factor 12(12a) / (XII) activates
kinins, thrombin, plasmin split products, C3a/5a formation via plasmin
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C3a and 5a are fromed from
classic pathway, alternative pathway, microbes, plasmin
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arachidonic acid metabolites
lipid in cells that are synthesized
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Arachidonic acid is a
20 carbon unsaturated fatty acid (5 8 11 14 cicosatetraenoic acid)
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AA is derived fomr
dietary sources or synthesized form linoleic acid
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In phospholipids AA is
esterified especially at the 2 carbon position of phosphatidyl-choline, inositol and ethanolamine
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different cells will have particular enzymes to creat AA metabolites such as
cyclooxygenases (prostaglandins),
lipooxygenases (leukotrienes)
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Phospholipases turn
phospholipids into AA
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Steroids will inhibit
first commited stip shutting down AA synthesis and all its metabolites by extension
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asprin and NSAIDS
only stop cyclooxygenases
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how do we inhibit the synthesis of lipoxygenases
can only stop it from by steroids earlier in the path, preventing AA from forming
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cyclooxygenases
COX1 and COX2
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COX1/2 -->
PGG2 --> PGH2
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PGH2 -->
PGI2 (prostacyclin),
TXA2,
PGD2,
PGE2,
PGF2alfpha
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vasodialation
PG I2, E2, D2
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inc vascular permeability
PGD2
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vasoconstriction
TXA2
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pain
PGE2
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platelet aggregation
TXA2
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inhibition of platelet aggregation
PGI2
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fever
PGE2, fever enhances the actions of other mediators
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TXA2 syn in
platelets
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PGI2 syn in
endothelial cells
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PGD2 syn in
mast cells
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5HETE, LTB4 syn in
neutrophils and some macrophages
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LTC4 LTD4 LTE4 syn in
mast cells
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Lipoxins syn in
platelets (must cooperate with other cells to get LTA4)
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lipoxygenases path starts with
5LO --> 5-PHETE
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5PHETE -->
5HETE and LTA4
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LTA4 -->
LTB4,C4, D4,E4, and lipoxin
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LTA4 -->LTC4 via
adding glutathione
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LTA4 -->LTD4 via
losing one aminoacid
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LTA4 -->LTE4 via
losing one aminoacid
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LTA4 -->lipoxins via
12-lipoxygenase in platelets
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LTB4 is chemotactic fo
nformyl peptides
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LT C D and E are
cystenyl leukotryines
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LT C D and E actions
vasoconstriction,
bronchoconstriction,
inc vasc permeability
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LTB4, lipoxins, and 5HETE actions
chemotaxis,
leukocyte adhesion
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lipoxins are required for
cell-cell contact
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lipoxins are made from
LTA4 generated in other cells
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lipoxins inhibit
vasoconstircion induced by LTC4,
neutrophil chemotaxis and adhsion
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Lipoxins stimulate
vasodialation,
monocyte activities --> seen in switch from acute to chronic
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Lipoxins vs leukotrienes relationship
inverse
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Asprin and NSAIDs inhibit
COX1 and COX2
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Celebrex inhibits
COX2 and later COX1 _.remeber fda study comparing celebrex and asprin
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Zileuton inhibits
5LO
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receptor antagonists for cysteinyl leukotrienes
montelukast (singulari) Zafirlukast, Pranlukast
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glucocorticosteroids inhibit
phospholipases and downregulate COX2
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Where is cox1 made
in the stomach - needed to protect against stomach acid
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How does asprin work
acetylsiacilic acid causes irreversible shut down by acethylating cyclooxygenase
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asprin also inhibits synthesis of
prostacyclin
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give low dose asprin to
turn off platelets and prevent coagulation
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fish oils
have less arachidonic acid and proinflammtory processes aer less
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PAF - platelet activating factor
is made of lipd found in cells and are synthesized
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PAF is a bioactive lipid called
acetyl-glyceryl-ether phosphorylcholine - glycerol backbone with long chain fatty acid in A position, short chain in B position and PC in C.
original long FA in B removed by phospholipase A2 then acetylated by acetyltransferase
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PAF is found in
all infammatory cells and endothelial cells
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PAF at high concentrations causes
constriction---an invitro arteaffect?
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PAF at low concentrations causes
dialation, 10000 more potent than histamine
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PAF induces
platelet aggregation,
leukocyte adhesion,
and chemotaxis,
degranulation,
and oxidative burst
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PAF binds
a single G-protein coupled receptor
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PAF in the oxididzed forms is found in
cigarette smokers that enhance platelet,
leukocyte,
and endothelial interactions
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cytokines and chemokines
are proteins/peptides in cells that are both preformed and synthesized but usually synthesized
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Interleukins
IL1, IL2 etc
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Interferons
Type I alpha and beta, type 2 gamma
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colony stimulating factors
GM-CSF, MCSF, GCSF
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TNF
alpha and beta
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TGF
beta
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inflammatory cytokines
IL1 and TNFalpha and beta
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IL1 and TNF are secreted by
macrophages
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TNF beta is secreted by
T cells
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IL1 is secreted by
many other cells
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TNF and IL1 both can have
autocrine,
paracrine or
endocrine effects
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TNF and IL1 mainly act on
leukocytes,
endothelium,
fibroblasts, and
systemic acute phase reactions
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Endothelium can
inc syn of adhesion molecules,
inc PGI synthesis,
inc procoagulant activity,
dec anticoagulant activity,
inc IL1 secretion
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leukocytes can
prime for enhanced activity,
inc cytokine secretion (TNF, IL1, IL2_IL6, IL8, PDGF),
inc affinity of adhesion molecules
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fibroblasts cause
inc proliferation,
inc collagen synthesis,
inc collagenase and protease activity,
inc PGE2 secretion
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in some fibrotic diseases scaring comes from
unregulated cytokine secretion
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Systemic acute phase response
vasodialation, fever, dec appetite, inc sleep, acute phase proteins, neutrophilia
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vasodialation can cause
shock
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fever interacts with
PGE2
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acute phase proteins are
C reactive protein,
SAA,
SAP,
C',
coagulants
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TGF beta and IL10 are made by
many cell types including macrophages
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TGF beta and IL10 have different effects
on different cells
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TGF beta and IL10 are
antiinflammatory
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TGF beta and IL10 stimulate
fibroblasts and healing reactions
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Chemokines
chemokines are acctivators or attractants to specific types of leukocytes
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fours subtypes pased on arangement of cysteins
CXC, C, CX3C, CC
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CXC
one AA separating cysteins,
act on neutrophils (IL8)
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C-C
act on macorphages and monocytes (MCP1)
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C act on
lymphoctyes
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CX3C
on long stalk,
soluble and
cell bound endothelial cells.
Binds or attracts t-cell and monocytes
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Nitric oxide
a soluble gas in cells that is synthesized
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NO synthetase
constitutive or inducible found in
endothelial cells,
macrophages, and
neurons
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3 forms of NO
eNOS,
nNOS,
iNOS
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rezction of NO
arginine + o2 ----> NO + citruline
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effects of NO
paracrine - generation of GMP,
vasodialation (shock),
antimicrobial,
with ROS yeilds peroxynitrite and other damaging compunds
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vasodialation mediators
prostaglandins,
NO
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inc vasc permeability
vasoactive amines,
C3a and C5a,
bradykinin,
leukotrienes C4 D4 E4,
PAF,
Substance P
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Chemotaxis and leukocyte activation
C5a,
LTB4,
Chemokines,
Bacterial products
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Fever
IL1
IL6
TNF
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Pain
prostaglandins,
bradykinin
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