our immune system has detected an invading bacterial infection. Cytokines are released. What do you predict will happen in terms of your thermoregulatory set point?  Choix de groupe de réponses Your thyroid gland will release endorphins to decrease your metabolic rate, cooling you down Your thyroid gland will release melatonin to increase your metabolic rate, cooling you down Your hypothalamus will decrease the set point, making you feel warm relative to your previously normal body temperature Your hypothalamus will increase the set point making you feel chilled at your previously normal body temperature

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