Question

Create a concept map with these 10 phrases

Topic: Inflammation
1) is the body's reaction to damaged cells
2) and is part of the complement system
3) which also includes phagocytosis and cytolysis
4) through these microbes are destroyed
5) (possible line off of inflammation)- is where proteins such as C3a and C5a bind to mast cells
6) C3a and C5a are activated fragments
7) thus allowing histamines to be released
8) as histamine is released it increases blood vessel permeability during inflammation
9) (possible line off of activated fragments) which are organized by an upper case C numbered 1-9 and a lower case a/b when split and activated.
10) the C5a will also attract earlier mentioned phagocytes to the inflammation site

Answer 1

Sure, here's a concept map on the topic of inflammation:

1) Inflammation: is the body's reaction to damaged cells
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----> 2) Complement system: part of the complement system
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----> 3) Phagocytosis and cytolysis: includes phagocytosis and cytolysis
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----> 4) Destruction of microbes

5) Inflammation: proteins like C3a and C5a bind to mast cells
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----> 6) Activated fragments: C3a and C5a are activated fragments
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----> 7) Release of histamines: allows histamines to be released
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----> 8) Increased blood vessel permeability: histamine increases blood vessel permeability during inflammation

9) Activated fragments: organized by upper case C (1-9) and lower case a/b
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----> 10) Attraction of phagocytes: C5a attracts phagocytes to the inflammation site

Answer 2

Sure! Here's a concept map on inflammation:

Inflammation:
- is the body's reaction to damaged cells
- is part of the complement system
- which also includes phagocytosis and cytolysis
- through these microbes are destroyed
- (possible line off of inflammation) is where proteins such as C3a and C5a bind to mast cells
- C3a and C5a are activated fragments
- thus allowing histamines to be released
- as histamine is released, it increases blood vessel permeability during inflammation
- (possible line off of activated fragments) which are organized by an uppercase C numbered 1-9 and a lowercase a/b when split and activated
- the C5a will also attract earlier mentioned phagocytes to the inflammation site

I hope this concept map helps you understand inflammation better! Let me know if you have any other questions.