What is the function of mast cells in allergy response?
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The histochemical characters of human basophills and tissue mast cells were described over a country ago by Paul enrich.
When mast cells are activated by an allegreen that binds to serum lgE attached to their FCERI receptors they release cytokines eicosanoids and their secretary granules.
Mast cells are know thought to exert critical proinflammotry functions,as well as potential immeunoregulatery holes in various immune disorders through the release of mediators such as histamine,leukotrienes,
cytokines chemokines and neutral proteases.
When mast cells are activated by an allegreen that binds to serum lgE attached to their FCERI receptors they release cytokines eicosanoids and their secretary granules.
Mast cells are know thought to exert critical proinflammotry functions,as well as potential immeunoregulatery holes in various immune disorders through the release of mediators such as histamine,leukotrienes,
cytokines chemokines and neutral proteases.
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A mast cell is filled with basophil granules.
A mast cell found in connective tissues
▪ It releases Histamine which is a chemical substance during allergic conditions.
They play an important role in response of allergy conditions.
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here is your answer⬇️⬇️
A mast cell is filled with basophil granules.
A mast cell found in connective tissues
▪ It releases Histamine which is a chemical substance during allergic conditions.
They play an important role in response of allergy conditions.
hope my answer helps you❤
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