You know, byproduct of fermentation is histamines.

你知道，发酵的副产品是组胺。

The most common ones keep histamines from binding to your cells.

最常用的药是避免组织胺与细胞结合。

As advertised, these inhibit the effects of histamine, the chemical messenger behind allergy symptoms.

正如广告所宣传的那样，这些药物抑制了组胺的作用，组胺是过敏症状背后的化学信使。

In allergic reactions, including those brought on by mosquito saliva, the human body releases histamine.

在包括蚊子唾液引发的过敏反应中，体会释放组胺。

They started by exposing mice to histamine or the antimalarial drug chloroquine, both of which trigger scratching.

他们首先让老鼠接触组胺或抗疟药氯喹，二者都能触发抓行为。

Unfortunately, histamines also regulate wakefulness in the brain, so many of these drugs can make you drowsy.

不幸的是，组胺也会调节大脑的清醒状态，所这类药物会让你昏昏欲睡。

The IgE-primed mast cells release their histamine, which causes nearby capillaries to dilate - flooding the facial tissues with fluid.

致敏肥大细胞释放的组胺通过增加周围毛细血管的渗透性，最终导致面部组织的充血水肿。

Do they mean boost the histamine that's released when exposed to poison ivy?

他们的意思是增加接触毒藤时释放的组胺吗？

Meanwhile, other neurons have ligand-gated receptors that open when the damaged skin tissue releases chemicals like histamine or potassium ions.

与此同时，当受损的皮肤组织释放组胺或钾离子等化学物质时，其他神经元具有配体门控受体。

This histamine then interacts with " itch neurons" which prompt that scratchy feeling.

然后，这种组胺会与“瘙痒神经元”相互作用，从而引发瘙痒感。

And often basic treatments like steroids and histamines are suggested.

通常建议使用类固醇和组胺等基本疗法。

This cuts off the oxygen supply and hypoxia develops, which causes cells to start releasing substances like histamine and nitric oxide.

这从而阻断氧气供应导致缺氧，缺氧引起细胞开始释放组胺与一氧化氮。

So this is an antihistamine, against histamine, commonly found in allergy drugs and medicines.

这是一种抗组胺药，对抗组胺，常见于过敏药物和药物中。

Stinging nettles release a mixture of histamine and other toxins that cause pain and inflammation when touched.

带刺的荨麻释放出组胺和其他毒素的混合物，触摸时会引起疼痛和炎症。

So when those proteins pop up again, those immune cells spring into action and release a bunch of histamine.

因此，当这些蛋白质再次出现时，这些免疫细胞就会开始行动并释放出一堆组胺。

That compound, which we're mildly allergic to, triggers the release of histamine, a chemical that makes our capillaries swell.

我们对这种化合物有轻度过敏，它会触发组胺的释放，这是一种使我们的毛细血管膨胀的化学物质。

Allergic reactions can trigger your immune system to release these compounds called histamines, which causes blood vessels to dilate.

过敏反应会触发您的免疫系统释放这些称为组胺的化合物，从而导致血管扩张。

Basophils take up alkaline dyes; their main function is to release histamines and heparin at sites of injury.

嗜碱性粒细胞吸收碱性染料;它们的主要功能是在损伤部位释放组胺和肝素。

You might know it from all the anti-histamines you take to beg it, at any cost, to please stop doing its histamine thing.

你可能从你服用的所有抗组胺药中知道它，不惜任何代价，乞求它不要再做组胺的事情。

It's believed that these rashes appear due to a release of histamine from immune cells in the skin called mast cells.

据信，这些皮疹的出现是由于免疫细胞释放组胺所致在皮肤中称为肥大细胞。