Eosinophils play a major role in the promotion of the inflammatory response, which is marked by increased vasodilation, blood vessel permeability, and pain. The inflammatory response is classified as:

A. a function of the adaptive immune system.

B. a function of the innate immune system.

C. a function of passive immunity.

D. a function of antibody-mediated immunity.

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Shirley

Biology

1 October, 22:30

Eosinophils play a major role in the promotion of the inflammatory response, which is marked by increased vasodilation, blood vessel permeability, and pain. The inflammatory response is classified as:

A. a function of the adaptive immune system.

B. a function of the innate immune system.

C. a function of passive immunity.

D. a function of antibody-mediated immunity.

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Keely · Answer 1

A function of the innate immune system. (Ans. B)

Explanation:

Inflammation is defined as the part of the body tissues, complex biological response to harmful stimuli, for example damaged cells, irritants, and pathogens. It is a protective response which involves molecular mediator, blood vessels, and immune cells.

The main function of inflammation is to remove the necrotic cells, cell injury from the original, and starts the process of tissue repair. Inflammation is considered as a mechanism of innate immunity, and it is a generic response.