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− | # Dilatation of the [[ | + | # Dilatation of the [[Kapillare/en|capillaries]], increase in capillary permeability and drop in blood pressure. # Contractions of the [[Glatte_Muskulatur/en|smooth musculature]], for example of the bronchial muscles in the lungs. # Induction of increased gastric acid[[Sekret/en|secretion]]. # Increase in heart rate. |
Histamine is the mediator of the immediate allergic type reaction. | Histamine is the mediator of the immediate allergic type reaction. | ||
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one of the best-known mediators of allergic inflammation; basic biogenic amine, decarboxylation product of amino acid Histidine; in humans in all body tissues, especially in mast cells and basophilic granulocytes, highest concentrations in the lungs.
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Histamine is the mediator of the immediate allergic type reaction.
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