Imidazole acetaldehyde is formed when this molecule is inactivated by oxidative deamination of its amino group.
Imidazole acetaldehyde is formed when this molecule is inactivated by oxidative deamination of its amino group. The tuberomammillary nucleus contains cells that produce this compound, also synthesized in ECL cells to increase gastric acid secretion. When sensitized to IgE, basophils and mast cells, which produce this molecule, degranulate it. During asthma or anaphylaxis, examples of Type 1 hypersensitivity, this substance is released in the inflammatory response. For 10 points, name this neurotransmitter whose receptors are targeted by allergy medicines, derived from histidine.
Imidazole acetaldehyde is formed when this molecule is inactivated by oxidative deamination of its amino group.
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