Mast Cell Filled With Basophil Granules, Found In Numbers In Connective Tissue And Releasing Histamine And Other Substances During Inflammatory And Allergic Reactions. A Mast Cell (Also Known As A Mastocyte Or A Labrocyte) Is A Type Of White Blood Cell. Specifically, It Is A Type Of Granulocyte Derived From The Myeloid Stem Cell That Is A Part Of The Immune And Neuroimmune Systems And Contains Many Granules Rich In Histamine And Heparin.

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