The immune response may lead to redness, swelling, and pain at a site of injury or infection, a process known as detection. phagocytosis. engulfment. inflammation.

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GrandMagus asked Feb 22, 2022

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The immune response may lead to redness, swelling, and pain at a site of injury or infection, a process known as

detection.
phagocytosis.
engulfment.
inflammation.

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inflammation.

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on edge.

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It is inflammation.

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