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Cell Mast Vertebrate Body Produces Histamine Molecules Trigger

A mast cell is a vertebrate body cell that releases histamine and other molecules, triggering inflammation in response to infection and allergies.

Célula do tipo mastócito é uma célula do corpo de vertebrado que produz histamina e outras moléculas que desencadeiam inflamação em resposta à infecção e em reações alérgicas.

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Back A vertebrate body cell that produces histamine and other molecules that trigger inflammation in response to infection and in allergic reactions.

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