… Snake bite is one of the most neglected public health issues in poor rural communities
worldwide. In addition to the clinical effects of envenoming, treatment with antivenom frequently …

… the World Health Organization has recently reinstated snakebite envenoming to its list of …
mast cell proteases to detoxify six venoms from a spectrum of phylogenetically distinct snakes. …

… In the case of Bothrops moojeni snake, responsible for most snake poisonings in the region
… When compared to Bothrops jararaca snake bites, the most common accident in Brazil, B. …

… However, because of the considerations noted, including the possibility of needing to treat
an anaphylactoid or anaphylactic reaction to CroFab ® , I think that transporting a snake bite …

… 5e7,12,13 Basophils activated via Fc 3 RI aggregation can release a panel of mediators
partially overlapping with those of mast cells, but, as compared to mast cells, they contain much …

… We conclude that mast cells attack ET and sarafotoxin exactly at the structure … Mast cells
have crucial functions in innate immunity. A protective role of mast cells is evident in mast cell–…

… Although intraperitoneal injection has been recommended for analyses of the systemic
toxicity of snake venoms (4), many snake bites are to the skin and subcutaneous tissue. MC-…

… Edema formation and degranulation of mast cells by … and degranulation of mesentery mast
cells with a decreased electron density … It is concluded that histamine released from mast cells …

… Snake bites and bee stings For many years MCs were believed to contribute to the
complications caused by snake bites and bee stings through the release of tissue-damaging …

… on mast cell membranes prelabelled with [3H] arachidonic acid was determined, a relationship
between the enzymatic activity and mast cell … activity on mast cell membranes, mast cell …