Peptides and histamine release from rat peritoneal mast cells
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2011, PeptidesCitation Excerpt :In addition to classical NK1 receptor activation, other pathways for tachykinins signaling in lymphocytes have been previously described, which may involve a receptor-independent pathway requiring relatively high peptide concentrations (μM) to be activated [22]. SP has been shown to induce histamine release in mast cells [12,13,49] and induce a rise in intracellular calcium concentration in human T lymphocytes [23], via a receptor-independent mechanism in link with its cationic amphiphilic structure. This signal transduction pathway bypasses classical receptor activation, and Mousli et al. have suggested that the cationic amphiphilic nature of SP was responsible for a direct interaction with negatively charged cell membrane, resulting in insertion of the peptide into the membrane, then acquiring a membrane-spanning conformation which enables interactions with proteins in the cytosolic compartment, G proteins for example [33].
Characterization of the mechanisms underlying the inflammatory response to Polistes lanio lanio (paper wasp) venom in mouse dorsal skin
2009, ToxiconCitation Excerpt :Many wasp venoms, including those of Polistes species, contain mastoparans (Yajima et al., 1980; Wang et al., 2006), tetradecapeptides that share common properties with SP at the cellular level and in their action on purified G-proteins (Mousli et al., 1989). Like SP, mastoparans can activate mast cells (Devillier et al., 1985; Mousli et al., 1989; Farquhar et al., 2002; Mendes et al., 2005). Although we have not systematically screened P. l. lanio venom for mastoparans, the inability to directly stimulate histamine release from mast cells in vitro suggests that this venom is devoid of these peptides.
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