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The Evolution of Mast Cells Across All Vertebrate Classes: The Mystery Continues

2025-03-04

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In essence, the paper examines what the mast cell—a cell that comes from urochordates and reaches humans with the same morphological profile—is used for. The activated mast cells contribute in the regulation of the local immune response and regulate the major processes of inflammation and healing with the help of a broad range of mediators. Located primarily at the interface between the host and the external envir...

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95ca4243-d12c-5f18-a189-db6b3526b989
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10.20944/preprints202502.2210.v2
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