How does the release of histamine by mast cells help the innate immune response?
A. It signals neutrophils to migrate to the site
of infection.
B. It makes it easier for neutrophils to move
from the bloodstream to the site of infection.
C. It increases the volume of blood flow in the
area of the infection.
D. Two answer options are correct: It makes
it easier for neutrophils to move from the
bloodstream to the site of infection AND
increases the volume of blood flow in the
area of the infection.
D
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