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    The document discusses the chemical mediators of acute inflammation. It describes two main types of mediators - cell-derived mediators and plasma protein-derived mediators. Cell-derived mediators include vasoactive amines like histamine and serotonin, cytokines like IL-1 and TNF, eicosanoids, reactive oxygen species, nitric oxide, leukocytic lysosomal enzymes, and neuropeptides. Plasma protein-derived mediators include the complement system, coagulation system, and kinin system. Each mediator is then discussed in more detail regarding its role in the inflammatory response.

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    The document discusses the chemical mediators of acute inflammation. It describes two main types of mediators - cell-derived mediators and plasma protein-derived mediators. Cell-derived mediators include vasoactive amines like histamine and serotonin, cytokines like IL-1 and TNF, eicosanoids, reactive oxygen species, nitric oxide, leukocytic lysosomal enzymes, and neuropeptides. Plasma protein-derived mediators include the complement system, coagulation system, and kinin system. Each mediator is then discussed in more detail regarding its role in the inflammatory response.

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    Chemical Mediators of Acute

    Inflammation

    Prepared by:
    Rawa Muhsin
    Types of Mediators

    2
    Types of Mediators

    3
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    4
    Histamine

    5
    Histamine

    6
    Serotonin

    7
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    8
    Cytokines

    9
    IL-1 and TNF

    10
    IL-1 and TNF

    11
    Chemokines

    12
    Chemokines

    13
    Chemokines

    14
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    15
    Eicosanoids

    16
    Eicosanoids

    17
    Eicosanoids

    18
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    19
    Reactive Oxygen Species

    20
    Reactive Oxygen Species

    21
    Reactive Oxygen Species

    22
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    23
    Nitric Oxide

    24
    Nitric Oxide

    25
    Nitric Oxide

    26
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    27
    Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes

    28
    Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes

    29
    Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes

    30
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    31
    Neuropeptides and PAF

    32
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    33
    Complement System

    34
    Complement System

    35
    Complement System

    36
    Complement System

    37
    The Mediators
     Cell-Derived Mediators
     Vasoactive Amines: Histamine and Serotonin
     Cytokines: IL-1, TNF, and Chemokines
     Eicosanoids
     Reactive Oxygen Species
     Nitric Oxide
     Leukocytic Lysosomal Enzymes
     Neuropeptides and PAF

     Plasma Protein-Derived Mediators


     Complement System
     Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    38
    Coagulation and Kinin Systems

    39
    Types of Mediators

    40
    Thank you for listening.

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