IgE AND ITS RECEPTORS, A REVIEW

ige and its receptors, a review

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Eosinophils and IgE receptors: a continuing controversy.

phils produce cytokines, such as interleukin-4 (IL-4) and D IL-5, which are potentially important in the recruitment of URING THE PAST 2 decades, considerable new information has been obtained about the functions of the eosinophils, thus causing chronic allergic inflammation. eosinophil and its roles in human disease. Presently, the Second, IgE bound to receptors on antigen-presenting cells, eo...

A Review on Angiogenesis and Its Assays

Angiogenesis or formation of new blood vessels from preexisting vasculature is a key process in some physiological conditions such as wound healing, growth, and action of female reproductive organs. Moreover, disturbance of the mechanisms of physiological angiogenesis has a role in pathogenesis of some diseases in the form of overproliferation of blood vessels such as cancers, psoriasis, arthri...

A review on electrical burn and its complications: review article

Although electrical energy is one of the best and cleanest energy sources, the proper protection and utilization of it, always and everywhere is problematic. One of the most important problems is electric shock and the dangers that can sometimes be lost in the lives of people. When a body or part of it is completely located in a strong power supply field or a contact with a device that is conne...

IgE receptors on human basophils. Relationship to serum IgE concentration.

As reported previously, and confirmed here in 26 donors, the serum IgE level (2.6-5,500 ng/ml) correlates well (rs = 0.95, P less than 0.001) with the in vivo number of IgE molecules/basophil (6,000-600,000). The total number of IgE receptors/basophil was monitored by incubating them with an IgE-rich serum (15 microgram/ml), quantitatively stripping IgE from the cells at pH 3.7, and measuring e...

Radioimmunoassay of IgE and IgE antibody and its clinical application.