Histamine Activity Induction
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Histamine Activity Induction Definition
Through increased production or release, Histamine Activity Induction consists of initiation of the biological function of a decarboxylation product of histidine (histamine), found particularly in mast cells and basophils, and involved in capillary dilation and permeability; blood pressure decrease; smooth muscle contraction; gastric secretion; heart rate acceleration; immediate hypersensitivity; and central neurotransmission.
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