Mast cells have been identified as resident cells of human placental tissue by immunohistological procedures, suggesting that they may play a role in pregnancy.
Mezouar, Soraya & Ben Amara, Amira & Vitte, Joana & Mege, Jean‐Louis. (2018). Isolation of Human Placental Mast Cells. Current Protocols in Cell Biology. 80. 10.1002/cpcb.52.
On Wednesday, the 22nd of January, 2025, there will a webinar, jointly hosted by the International Eosinophil Society (IES) and European Mast Cell and Basophil Research
This intensive mast cell training school is designed to provide young investigators (under 35 years old), with or without mast cell background, with the means to
Save the date : the next European Mast Cell and Basophil Research Network (EMBRN) meeting will take place in Vienna, Austria, from June 10 to 12 2026.