Description
Tryptase is the most prevalent serine protease found in the secretory granules of mast cells and serves as a key marker for mast cell activation. It plays a role in allergenic responses and is suspected to function as a mitogen for fibroblast lines. The function of tryptase in rabbits is primarily characterized by its role in mast cells, including the regulation of inflammatory responses, immune responses, and possibly metabolic regulation. These functions make histaminase an important target for the study of diseases such as allergies, inflammation and tumors