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29)Option D.
B &C.
Neutrophilis are released through the vascular capillary wall.
Monocytes residing in the tissue begin to migrate towards the sites of injury.
Inflammation occurs in two stages vascular and cellular.In vascular stage arteries contract and dilate and inflammation occurs the fluid moves slowly which result in the blood clot.Monocytes are moved to the injure cite and inflammation occurs.
30)Option B.
4 am to 7 am.
31)Option A.
Serotonin
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