Ca2+ influx‐mediated histamine synthesis and IL‐6 release in mast cells activated by monomeric IgE
Ca2+ influx‐mediated histamine synthesis and IL‐6 release in mast cells activated by monomeric IgE
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DOI:
10.1002/eji.200425622
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发表时间:
2005-02
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Satoshi Tanaka;Sonoko Mikura;Eri Hashimoto;Y. Sugimoto;A. Ichikawa
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作者:
Satoshi Tanaka;Sonoko Mikura;Eri Hashimoto;Y. Sugimoto;A. Ichikawa
We previously demonstrated that histamine synthesis is drastically induced upon sensitization with an anti‐DNP IgE clone, SPE‐7, in IL‐3‐dependent mouse bone marrow derived mast cells (BMMC). We found that Ca2+ mobilization induced by SPE‐7 exhibited a similar profile to the capacitative Ca2+ entry evoked by thapsigargin. Potentials for activation of mast cells were found to vary between different IgE clones, and a monovalent hapten, DNP‐lysine, suppressed the activation induced by SPE‐7. Ca2+ mobilization induced by SPE‐7 was suppressed potently by the specific store‐operated Ca2+ channel inhibitor, SK&F 96365, but not at all by Ca2+ channel inhibitors with more broad spectrum, La3+ and Gd3+, whereas the Ca2+ mobilization induced by Ag stimulation was suppressed by these inhibitors. Ca2+ mobilization was also induced by SPE‐7 in in vitro differentiated mast cells, although the increases in histamine synthesis and IL‐6 release were smaller than those in BMMC. These results suggest that Ca2+ influx operated by a distinct mechanism from that in Ag stimulation is essential for increased histamine synthesis and IL‐6 release in mast cells.