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09:42 Urticaria: from nettle stings to autoimmunity (HD) Urticaria: from nettle stings to autoimmunity (HD)	Urticaria: from nettle stings to autoimmunity (HD) I describe the basic pathogenesis of urticaria. I show how nettle stings (urtica) produce architecturally similar lesions, and how a variety of factors can activate mast cells, leading to… ultraviolet radiation mast cell immune system dermagraft ism metals surrounding receptor skin dermatology neurotransmitters urticaria error thema medical terminology high affinity variety similarities medicine net loss conditions edinburgh medical school transitory area thema soft tissue cardiovascular system activation i.g.a. i.g.a. receptor lighting effects circulating auto antibodies mediators antibodies granulation triple response mass cell histamine circulating antigen chemicals cells From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 247 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created April 13th, 2016

09:42

Urticaria: from nettle stings to autoimmunity (HD)

I describe the basic pathogenesis of urticaria. I show how nettle stings (urtica) produce architecturally similar lesions, and how a variety of factors can activate mast cells, leading to…

From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 247 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like

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English

Date Created

April 13th, 2016

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