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Name the cells that release pyrogens. What is the role of these substances in the defence of the body?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Cells that Release Pyrogens:** - Pyrogens are fever-producing substances that are primarily released by certain microorganisms, such as bacteria and yeast. The specific cells that release pyrogens include: - **Bacteria:** They release pyrogens through their cell walls, which contain components like lipopolysaccharides. - **Yeast:** Similar to bacteria, yeast can also produce pyrogens. 2. **Understand the Nature of Pyrogens:** ...
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