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A TLR2 Ligand Suppresses Allergic Inflammatory Reactions by Acting Directly on Mast Cells
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Kasakura K et al. - Collectively, these results demonstrate that the Fc epsi RI-mediated inflammatory responses of mast cells are suppressed by stimulation through TLR2, suggesting that probiotics exert potential anti-allergic effects, at least in part, through direct effects on mast cells.
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