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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"MC degranulation"”.

  1. The Role of MRGPRX2/Mrgprb2 in Regulating Mast Cell Function

    Mast"cells"(MCs)"are"derived"from"bone"marrow"pluripotent"hematopoietic" stem" cells" and" are" located" in" close" proximity" to" the" external" environment." MCs" expresses"several"receptors"on"their"surface"such"as"the"high"affinity"IgE"receptor" …

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  2. Head Trauma Release of Histamine from Dural Mast Cells Alters Blood-Brain Barrier: Attenuation with Zolantidine

    … identify the role of dural mast cell (MC) histamine in trauma-induced increased permeability in the blood-brain barrier (BBB). A single line was scored partially through the left dorsal parietal skull. Immediately following the trauma, degranulation was seen in 39% of the MCs on the …

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  3. Salmonella Suppress Innate Immunity by Targeting Mast Cells

    <p>Mast cells (MCs) are increasingly recognized as powerful sentinel cells responsible for modulating the early immune responses to a wide range of infectious agents. This protective role is attributable in part to their preponderance at the host-environment interface and their innate capacity to …

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