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Mouse and rat IgE Cross-sensitization of mast cells and antigenic relationships.

A Prouvost-Danon, J Wyczolkowska, R Binaghi, A Abadie.

Abstract

Mouse and rat IgE fix firmly to the peritoneal mast cells from the other species, sensitizing them for anaphylactic reaction. Sensitization with IgE can be demonstrated by inducing degranulation either with specific antigens or with corresponding anti-IgE. Sensitization of rat mast cells by mouse IgE antibodies is more easily obtained than that of mouse mast cells by rat IgE antibodies. In this case, anti-IgE-induced degranulation is higher than antigen-induced degranulation. Heterologous sensitization by IgE is time requiring and temperature-dependent. Its kinetics depend upon IgE concentration. Cross-reactions between IgE from one species and anti-IgE from another species have been observed: anti-IgE for one species is able to neutralize PCA reaginic activity of sera from the other species; anti-rat IgE induces degranulation of mouse actively sensitized mast cells. The results suggest strongly that there exists a structural and functional similarity between the IgE molecules from the two species.

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Year: 1975 PMID： 806516 PMCID： PMC1445860

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Immunology ISSN： 0019-2805 Impact factor: 7.397

26 in total

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15 in total

1. Competitive inhibition of passive sensitization of mouse mast cells by IgE. A bioassay for mouse and rat IgE.

Authors: A Prouvost-Danon; A Abadie
Journal: Immunology Date: 1976-11 Impact factor: 7.397

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Authors: U Czerwińska; W Kazimierczak; J Wyczólkowska; C Maśliński
Journal: Agents Actions Date: 1977-03

Mouse and rat IgE Cross-sensitization of mast cells and antigenic relationships.

1. THE PRODUCTION OF ANAPHYLACTIC ANTIBODY IN THE RAT.

2. THE MECHANISM OF ANAPHYLAXIS. I. PRODUCTION AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 'MAST CELL SENSITIZING' ANTIBODY.

3. [A micro-method of immuno-electrophoresis].

4. A study on morphological changes and histamine release induced by compound 48/80 in rat peritoneal mast cells.

5. On the nature of the presumed receptor for IgE on mast cells. II. Demonstration of the specific binding of IgE to cell-free particulate preparations from rat peritoneal mast cells.

6. Isolation of hapten-specific antibodies from reagin-rich rat sera and their use for the preparation of rat peritoneal cells for antigen-mediated histamine release.

7. Histamine release from rat mast cells passively sensitised with homocytotropic (IgE) antibody.

8. Human and rat gamma E: serologic evidence of homology.

9. Antibodies to denatured IgE and new antigenicity of the IgE acquired during heating.

10. The preparation and some properties of purified antibody specific for the 2,4-dinitrophenyl group.

1. Competitive inhibition of passive sensitization of mouse mast cells by IgE. A bioassay for mouse and rat IgE.

2. The pharmacological inhibition of the heterologous PCA reaction by histamine antagonists and chloropromazine [proceedings].

3. Role of mouse IgG and IgE homocytotropic antibodies in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis.

4. Susceptibility to passive sensitization with reaginic antibodies in four inbred strains of mice [proceedings].

5. Production of passive cutaneous anaphylaxis (PCA) and reversed PCA by rat IgE antibody in the mouse.

6. Inhibition of rat mast cell degranulation by verapamil.

7. Anaphylactic histamine release from peritoneal mast cells of two inbred strains of rats sensitized with mouse IgE.

8. Histamine release from rat mast cells sensitized with mouse antiserum.

9. Effect of Trichinella spiralis infection on passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in mice.

10. Isolation of IgE from normal mouse serum.