Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8503973 | Research in Veterinary Science | 2018 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The skin abscess is a common inflammatory disease that occurs following the ubiquitous S. aureus infection. In our study, a skin abscess murine model was established and the dynamics of mast cells chemotaxing was evaluated. In the S. aureus-infected mice, severe infiltration of inflammatory cells in the dermis were observed, and mast cells were markedly accumulated in the skins. Besides, tryptase, the marker for mast cells activation, has a positive correlation with mast cell activity. The mast cells identified in the tissues were likely to be activated since they were associated with cell degranulation and the presence of tryptase. Our results suggested that mast cells and its mediator tryptase contribute to the inflammation of skin abscess induced by S. aureus infection.
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Authors
Zhiqiang Lei, Ding Zhang, Boyong Lu, Wenjiang Zhou, Decheng Wang,