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Anaphylaxis
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prolonged bronchioconstriction, mostly attributable to lipid mediator and some to mast cells
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Uticaria
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the wheal and flare response
can also include response to food allergies |
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rhinitis
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hay fever, mostly attributable to mast and lipid mediator
conjunctivits |
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how are mast cells activate
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after B cells have differentiated into plasma cells...
the Ab bind to allergen immune complex binds to FceRI on mast cell surface now sensitized as it is saturated but the FceRI are not localized upon secondary response, the FceRI migrate towards each other signal sent out as the FceRI become cross-linked |
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B cell activation that leads towards mast cell activation
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must start w/ allergic B cell
IgM or IgD on surface must bind to allergen now endocytosed, processed and presented to TH2 cell TH2 cell helps B cell to isotype switch b/c IL-4 IgE B cell dif into plasma cell, secreting Ab |
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Composition and signaling of FceRI
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1 a: binds the IgE
1 b: 1 ITAM (CD3) 2g: 1 ITAM (z) functions like TCR and starts messaging to Lyn, Syk, LAT, PLCg, IP3, DAG,PKC |
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3 actions of FceRI binding
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Granule release
Lipid Mediator synth and release (2nd longest b/c already half made) Cytokine synth and release (3rd longest b/c need txt) |