May 10, 2024Open Access

Activity-dependent FosB gene expression negatively regulates mast cell functions

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NDNatalia Duque‐WilckensNorth Carolina State University NMNidia C MaradiagaMichigan State University SYSzu-Ying YehAllen Institute for Brain Science

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Preclinical study demonstrates increased mediator release and degranulation in murine mast cells, indicating that FosB expression restrains allergic inflammation.

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Targeted ablation of FosB enhances IgE-mediated mast cell degranulation and histamine release, triggering intensified systemic hypothermia during in vivo challenges.
Analysis of Mcpt5-Cre conditional knockout models demonstrates increased baseline vesicle numbers, amplified calcium mobilization, and augmented histamine release.
Highlights FosB and its stable isoform as essential negative regulators of mast cell activation; mouse model, requiring further preclinical validation in human disease.

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Duque‐Wilckens et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6ab33b6db64358762da28 https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.05.06.592755

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Preclinical study demonstrates increased mediator release and degranulation in murine mast cells, indicating that FosB expression restrains allergic inflammation.

Activity-dependent FosB gene expression negatively regulates mast cell functions

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Activity-dependent FosB gene expression negatively regulates mast cell functions

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