… of the venoms of six different poisonous snakes [84]. … venom or Russell’s viper venom,
which “arm” mast cells with IgE antibodies that bear specificity for components of those venoms, …

… jararacussu snake venom, on mast cells and vasopermeability were investigated in this
study. BjcuL activates mast cells and increases vasopermeability through the involvement of …

… did not directly stimulate mast cells, and mast cells did not express CLEC-… mast cell activation
by snake venom: some toxins may activate mast cells indirectly, with platelets or other cells …

… and elimination of toxins or venoms. MCs can enhance … Uterine tissue remodeling by α-chymase
(mast cell protease [… detoxify an increasing number of venoms and endogenous toxins. …

… venoms from a number of snake species, indicating that tryptase is the dominant player in the
protection against snake venom (… as a potential treatment for snake bite envenoming. A few …

… isolated from the venom of the Bothrops pirajaí snake, and observed induction of … venom
injection induces chemotaxis (37), which can be regulated by mediators released by mast cells…

… Indeed, several investigations reported that MCs express on their surface many receptors
that interact with components of venoms (bee, spider, and snake) and neuropeptide …

Background In contrast to their clearly defined roles in allergic diseases, the physiologic
functions of Immunoglobulin E antibodies (IgEs) and mast cells (MCs) remain enigmatic. Recent …

… primary immune responses to the venoms of the Gila monster … recently designated
envenomation by snake bite to its list of … six different venoms from phylogenetically distinct snakes, …

… in host defense, ie, promoting resistance to certain venoms, has also been supported both
by work in mast cell–engrafted WBB6F1-Kit W/Wv and C57BL/6-Kit W-sh/W-sh mice and by …