Mast Saibou

Acting as a vital component of the body's immune defense, this specialized white blood cell functions as a mastocyte. Her primary role involves responding to various biological stimuli by releasing critical chemicals, including leukotrienes and histamines. By triggering the excess production of IgE antibodies from B Cells, she plays a decisive part in managing the body's inflammatory responses and protecting the organism against invading threats within the cellular battlefield.