Activation and Modulation of Mast Cells

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mast cell; tryptase; gene transcription; mast cell; tryptase; chymase; serine protease; human chymase; cleavage specificity; cytokine; chemokine; TH2; extracellular ATP; P2X4 receptor; prostaglandin E₂; EP3 receptor; bone marrow-derived mast cell; mast cell degranulation; Ca²⁺ influx; PI3 kinase; mast cells; MRGPRX2; missense variants; substance P; neurogenic inflammation; mast cells; allergy; vulvar pain; methylisothiazolinone; Δ-9 tetrahydrocannabinol; REV-ERBs; mast cells; IgE; IL-33; circadian clock; mast cell; IL-9; chymase; histamine; ATP; allergic reaction; CD158d; FcɛRI; KIR2DL4; KIT; mast cell; pregnancy; mast cell; innate immunity; NLRP3; MRGPRX2; inflammatory bowel disease; cancer; food allergy; trained immunity; TGF-β1; IL-10; mast cell; eosinophilic chronic rhinosinusitis; c-kit; IgE; mast cells; allergy; degranulation; cytokine; Citrus jabara; fermentation; 5-HMF; n/a

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August 2020

186 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Activation and Modulation of Mast Cells that was published in

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Summary

Mast cells, which play critical roles in IgE-mediated immediate allergic responses, have recently been found to be involved in much broader immune responses, a fascinating process of which is partly depicted in this volume.