Author： Goodman Max L. Driemeyer Laura Gilligan Hannah Irwin John W.
Publisher： OceanSide Publications, Inc
ISSN： 1539-6304
Source： Allergy and Asthma Proceedings, Vol.3, Iss.1, 1982-0, pp. : 249-251
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Abstract
In rabbits, mast cells were shown to degranulate during passive anaphylaxis. However, disodium cromoglycate was ineffective in altering degranulation of mast cells during this reaction.Mast cells degranulated during a provocative ragweed test in a patient with ragweed hay fever, and disodium cromoglycate inhibited degranulation of mast cells in the nasal mucosa pretreated with disodium cromoglycate.
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