Mast Hücre Heterojenitesi

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Mast Hücre Heterojenitesi

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Mast hücreleri organizmanın histamin ve heparin depo hücreleridir. Bağdokunun bu iri hücreleri granülleri içerisinde histamin ve heparin ile birlikte hayvan türlerine göre değişik oran ve miktarda serotonin, eozinofilik kemotaktik faktör, N - asetil – B – glukosaminidaz, B – glukoronidaz, triptaz, kimaz, prostaglandin D2, RMCP I ve RMCP II gibi maddeleri de taşımaktadırlar. Bu hücreler, rutin histolojik kesitlerin hematoksilen–eozin boyamasında görülemezler. Bu derlemede, mast hücrelerinin granül içeriği, boyanma özellikleri ve tespitlere karşı verdiği reaksiyonları gibi farklı kriterlerle ortaya çıkan heterojenitesinin açıklanması amaçlanmıştır

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• Mast hücresi, heterojenite

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