… snakes being characterized by a prominent local edema, pain, and extensive swelling. There
are reports demonstrating that whole Bothrops snake venoms … (Ba) venom on macrophages…

… -residue toxic peptides isolated from snake venom that shows striking structural similarities
… Sarafotoxin-B (or sarafotoxin 6b) is a major toxin isolated from Israeli mole viper venom and …

… Two different types of PLA2s have been characterized in Bothrops venoms: (i) catalytically
… various venom PLA2s are able to stimulate neutrophil chemo taxis, to degranulate mast cells …

… Binding of NGF to the mast cell was not dependent on added … mast cells recovered from
specific pathogen freerats. As such it did not appear to be mediated through interaction with cell-…

… Injection of snake venoms, Whi Ch C On tain relatively high concentrati3rs of … Some snake
venoms also possess … The venom of the Mojave rattlesnake (rota, ug scutulatus scitulatus) has …

… is not clear, evidence obtained from mouse models suggests that mast cells are essentially
… from severe venom reactions after insect stings and snake bites (5). In addition, mast cells …

… Specifically, it was shown that CPA3 had a major role in protection against endothelin 1
and snake venom sarafotoxins 124,126 , whereas the chymase mMCP4 was crucial for …

… Both the bee venom toxin, mast cell degranulating peptide (MCD peptide) and the mamba
toxin dendrotoxin I are potent central convulsants. The two specific receptor sites for these two …

… caused by snake venom comprises local keratinocytes and mast cells, which are present
in nearly all vascularized tissues and are effector cells found only in the tissue. Mast cells can …

… A “mast cell/basophil-like” (MCBL) cell with cytoplasmic histamine and heparin content was
… , and snake bites [179]. For instance, MC-Carboxypeptidase 3 can degrade the snake venom …