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Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Basophils, Mast Cells and Eosinophils, erythroid and megakaryocytic lineages. However, the hypothesis of a fixed, common granulocyte progenitor, present in the bone marrow and giving rise to all lineages of granulated (myeloid) cells, has only been partly supported by . and . observations.

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The Fine Structure of Human Basophils and Mast Cells, In 1986, using ultrastructural analyses, we can confirm the existence of two different cell types in man; we know that both cells undergo release reactions which are rapid or slow and can define the effect on the morphological expression of each cell of these functional events; and we can describe

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Preformed Mediators of Human Mast Cells and Basophils,eceptors for IgE in their plasma membrane and contain histamine inside the secretory granules in their cytoplasmic compartment. They differ from one another by morphologic criteria and by the production of distinct proteoglycan, enzyme and lipid mediators. Mature mast cells reside in tissues; basoph

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Mast Cell Heterogeneity,ese, the mast cell has assumed a pre-eminent position both because of its ability to release a diversity of spasmogenic, chemotactic and inflammatory mediators, and in view of its strategic location at the portals of entry into the body of foreign substances. Thus, while the mast cell is widely dist

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