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Meanings of mast in English
Granulated cells found in almost all tissues.
Related terms
Russian
телебашня Portuguese
torres e antenas de rádio Catalan
torre de radiodifusió Spanish
torres de telecomunicaciones 
Tall structure designed to support antennas.
Synonyms
Examples for "mast cells"
Examples for "mast cells"
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Background: Basophils and mast cells contribute to the development of allergic reactions.
2
The proinflammatory function of JNK1 requires bone marrow-derived cells, particularly mast cells.
3
Histamine-producing cells including mast cells and basophils have been implicated in EoE.
4
Secretion of mast cells is normal as revealed by capacitance patch clamping.
5
Increased numbers of mast cells have been associated with several types of angiogenesis.
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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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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.
Pole of wood, metal or lightweight materials used in the rigging of a sailing vessel to carry or support its sail.
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Other organization in Kawasaki, Japan.
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Usage of mast in English
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The bambu set up is the mast; the leaf is the sail.
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Thy stature is less than mine; keep to the mast; I walk.
3
The boat leapt into hollows in which the sail slapped the mast.
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Bjarne was tall and grave, like the weather-beaten fir-trees in his mast-forest.
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Timber land: surveying the damage to the mast when they made landfall.
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Background: Basophils and mast cells contribute to the development of allergic reactions.
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The two sleepers had woke in time to cling to the mast.
8
The flag will continue to be flown at half-mast until further notice.
9
The proinflammatory function of JNK1 requires bone marrow-derived cells, particularly mast cells.
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Heavy forest seeding, or mast, is anticipated to increase the pest population.
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The colours of the corvette hung from the mast motionless and inert.
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Objective: The mast cell subtype of two patients with mastocytosis was investigated.
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US flags flew at half-mast on each side of the court building.
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Fasten the throat of sail tight to the top of the mast.
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So the lateen sail was hoisted on the mast of the pirogue.
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The jigger-mast was cut in two and flew upward like a pipe-stem.
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Translations for mast
Portuguese
Mast through the time
Mast across language varieties
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Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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