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Synergistic effect of IL-33 priming and ATP stimulation in bone marrow derived mast cells

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Synergy of signals often causes cells to exhibit stronger physiological responses, especially immune cells.

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Here we reported that priming of interleukin-33 (IL-33) played a crucial role in the subsequent response of mast cells to ATP. Judging from the levels of cytokines and chemokines, the synergy of IL-33 priming and ATP stimulation was as high as 64%.

At the entire transcriptional level, high synergy was also observed. This provided evidence supporting the sequential release of IL-33 and ATP derived from stromal cells on mast cells in vivo. Likewise, the upregulation of numerous cytokines and chemokines provided enormous support for mast cells to regulate antiviral immunity.

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