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Physiological roles of histamine: Mast cell histamine and non-mast cell histamine

Takehiko Watanabe, Hiroshi Wada

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Histamine is present in mast cells and non-mast cells, but the relation of physiological roles of histamine to its storage site is not clear. We have studied histamine pharmacology from the viewpoint of its storage cells.

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Histamine is present in mast cells and non-mast cells, but the relation of physiological roles of histamine to its storage site is not clear. We have studied histamine pharmacology from the viewpoint of its storage cells.

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Histamine is present in mast cells and non-mast cells, but the relation of physiological roles of histamine to its storage site is not clear. We have studied histamine pharmacology from the viewpoint of its storage cells.

Key concepts: Histamine, Mast cell, Mast (botany), Histamine H4 receptor, Histamine H2 receptor, Chemistry, Biology, Pharmacology

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