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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 12.
Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2014 Dec 17;519(7542):237–241. doi: 10.1038/nature14022

Extended Data Figure 9.

Extended Data Figure 9

MrgprB2MUT mast cells are unresponsive to basic secretagogues and various therapeutic drugs.

a. Example traces showing changes in [Ca2+]i, as measured by Fluo-4 imaging, from WT and MrgprB2MUT peritoneal mast cells induced by the basic secretagogues from Figure 2e. Each trace is a response from a unique cell.

b. Representative Fluo-4 images (left) and fluorescence traces (right) from WT (top) and MrgprB2MUT (bottom) cultured peritoneal mast cells during application of icatibant (50 μg/ml).

c. Example traces showing changes in [Ca2+]i, as measured by Fluo-4 imaging, from WT and MrgprB2MUT peritoneal mast cells induced by selected FDA-approved cationic peptidergic drugs. Each trace is a response from a unique cell.

d. Representative Fluo-4 images (left) and fluorescence traces (right) from WT (top) and MrgprB2MUT (bottom) cultured peritoneal mast cells during application of atracurium (50 μg/ml).

e. Representative Fluo-4 images (left) and fluorescence traces (right) from WT (top) and MrgprB2MUT (bottom) cultured peritoneal mast cells during application of ciprofloxacin (200 μg/ml).