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Meanings of mast cell in English

Portuguese
mastócito

A large connective tissue cell that contains histamine and heparin and serotonin which are released in allergic reactions or in response to injury or inflammation.

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Examples for "mastocyte"
Examples for "mastocyte"
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However, their effects on mastocyte activation as well as on the histamine-induced dermal oedema remain poorly investigated.
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Usage of mast cell in English
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Objective: The mast cell subtype of two patients with mastocytosis was investigated.
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The mast cell aggregates are accompanied by fibrosis, which is often significant.
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KC bladders exhibited markedly increased mast cell infiltration, apoptosis, and tissue fibrosis.
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However, these acid mediated effects occur independently from mast cell activation.
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Objective: Identify elevation of mast cell mediators of patients with MCAS.
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Chemokines may control mast cell infiltrates found in many inflammatory diseases.
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Nerve- mast cell interaction is involved in both homeostatic and pathologic regulations.
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The effect of ILC2 on mast cell activation and on anaphylaxis was tested.
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Here we report the impact of luteolin on mast cell activation.
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Eosinophil density had a positive correlation with both mast cell and microvessel density.
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Little is known about how mast cell progenitors extravasate into tissue.
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Finally, no influence on the mast cell populations in the ear was observed.
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A different mast cell phenotype appeared in this area, compatible with an MMC-like phenotype.
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The primary end points for the study were submucosal mast cell and eosinophil counts.
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Activated ILC2 amplified systemic anaphylaxis by increasing target tissue sensitivity to mast cell mediators.
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We conclude TGF-β1 plays a selectively stimulatory role for mast cell cultures in vitro.
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Translations for mast cell
Portuguese
mastócito