Bosophil Allergic Interactions

Basophil: Allergic Reactions Basophil white blood cells help your body by killing bacteria that can hurt you and cause an allergic reactions if histamine is released. The basophil white blood cell is a human body cell. This cell helps your body, and fights bacterial infections. The basophil white blood cell is really rare. “Out of all of your white blood cells you have a 0.4 to a 1% chance of have a basophil” (MedFriendly.com 2015). The reason why basophil is the least common white blood cell is because it doesn’t reproduce as rapidly. It doesn’t reproduce as rapidly because so many bacteria is coming at the cell and killing the cell. Basophils can really help you or they can cause an allergic reaction, for example hives. The basophil white blood cell has all of the same organelles as a regular animal cell. It contains a nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, nuclear membrane, Golgi body, E.R., rough E.R., ribosomes, lysosomes, vacuole, mitochondria, and cell wall. This cell has rough looking particles in its cytoplasm called granules, which you can only see under a microscope. This cell also contains histamine which will be released if the cell is exposed to any allergic symptoms. When the nucleus is not stained it contains two lobes. This type of white blood cell
Hives can come any many shapes and sizes. They are red blotches on your skin and can be elevated. They itch like crazy, and if you itch to much they can cause hives. They are weird because one hour of the day there on your face, and then the nest hour there on your hand. Hives can make it fiscally tough to play activities. There so uncomfortable and are hard to deal with. Hives can be affected by the temperature your body is in. When you are in really cold or hot temperatures hives might accrue more. I take more antihistamine in the summers and winters because of the climate change. Hives are not contagious, but they can spread to other parts of your