… 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 …

… cytolytic and lethal activities of the venom. It is suggested … mast cell granules may, during
transfer from mast cells to phagocytic cells, sequester noxious cationic proteins of bee venom …

… The fragments of mesentery were incubated during 15 minutes in these inhibitors, at the end
of which we added snake venom as in the foregoing items and prolonged the incubation for …

… In snake venoms (as well as in other venomous animals) these proteins present an … The
snake venom PLA 2 are comprised into the secretory phospholipase A 2 family (sPLA 2 ), …

… venoms; however, they are present in many snake venoms, … venom pharmacology, the
Scorpio maurus palmatus venom … of snake’s venoms. Since it has been reported that scorpion …

… of mast cells to enhance resistance to the snake venoms … mechanisms, and most venoms
represent complex mixtures of … unlikely that mast cells can enhance resistance to all venoms. …

… mast cells, especially when higher doses were used. Although the ability of wasps, bees, and
snakes venoms to activate mast cells has … venom induces a direct activation of mast cells, …

… As positive control for mast cell depletion, we determined the number of mast cells and
other leukocytes in the peritoneal cavity of control and treated animals. Total leukocyte counts …

… of mast cells to compound 48/80 or of sensitized mast cells to … cyte phospholipids by snake
venoms. Bioehim. biophys. … histamine from the perfused lung by snake venoms. J. Physiol. …

… mast cells, which may contribute to snake-venom … Mast cells can be activated by snake-venom
and release carboxypeptidase A and possibly other proteases, which can degrade venom …