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Mast Cell Interactions and Crosstalk in Regulating Allergic Inflammation
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Velez, Tania E
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, Bryce, Paul J
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Histamine
2018
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Velez, Tania E
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Histamine
2018
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Mast Cell Interactions and Crosstalk in Regulating Allergic Inflammation
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Mast Cell Interactions and Crosstalk in Regulating Allergic Inflammation
2018
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Purpose of ReviewThis review summarizes recent findings on mast cell biology with a focus on IgE-independent roles of mast cells in regulating allergic responses.Recent FindingsRecent studies have described novel mast cell-derived molecules, both secreted and membrane-bound, that facilitate cross-talk with a variety of immune effector cells to mediate type 2 inflammatory responses.SummaryMast cells are complex and dynamic cells that are persistent in allergy and are capable of providing signals that lead to the initiation and persistence of allergic mechanisms.
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