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Pyrogens are produced by phagocytic white blood cells in response to infection. Pyrogens:

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Pyrogens are produced by phagocytic white blood cells in response to infection. Pyrogens:

Pyrogens are produced by phagocytic white blood cells in response to infection. Pyrogens:
A) increase the diversity of neutrophils.
B) decrease the diversity of neutrophils.
C) initiate an increase in body temperature.
D) decrease the body temperature.
E) are the chemicals that triggers an inflammatory response.

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Biology: Life on Earth

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