Which of these conditions does not occur during the inflammatoryresponse?a. release of histamine and other chemical mediatorsb. chemotaxis of phagocytesc. entry of fibrinogen into tissues from the bloodd. vasoconstriction of blood vesselse. increased permeability of blood vessels

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