Q4_Mention the infective agents causing the inflammation, with example of each agent. Q5 What are the ways that cause chronic inflammation ((give example for each way)). Q6 Mention shortly the pathways of activation of complement components in the process of inflammation.

Q4_Mention the infective agents causing the inflammation, with example of each agent. Q5 What are the ways that cause chronic inflammation ((give example for each way)). Q6 Mention shortly the pathways of activation of complement components in the process of inflammation.

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Chapter31: Immunochemistry

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Q6 Mention shortly the pathways of activation of complement
components in the process of inflammation.

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