MRP2 and Histamine 1

Name: MRP2 and Histamine 1
Uploaded: 2023-05-29T15:30:03+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Dr. Diane Mueller
Description: A short YouTube video (created/uploaded by Dr. Diane Mueller) explaining the role of the MRP2 transport protein in hepatic histamine processing. The…

29 May 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube video (created/uploaded by Dr. Diane Mueller) explaining the role of the MRP2 transport protein in hepatic histamine processing. The video states that the liver breaks down some histamine, and MRP2 transports these breakdown/recycled products out of the body; if MRP2 is impaired, those breakdown products can re-enter systemic circulation and produce symptoms.

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Dr. Diane Mueller

May 29, 2023

A transport protein (in the liver) that transfers histamine breakdown/recycled products out of the body.

Histamine breakdown products go back into systemic circulation instead of being excreted, which can cause symptoms.

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So we're going to talk in this video about MRP2 and histamine. MRP2 is a transport protein and when the liver does its job to break down histamine, the liver breaks down some of your histamine. Then the Mrp2 protein has to transfer those broken products, those broken histamine, recycled products out. The Mrp2 protein is not working. Then what winds up happening is the histamine that is broken down goes backwards into systemic circulation instead of out of your body and you can wind up getting symptoms. This is why the MRP2 is so important. This is helpful. Please subscribe. See you again.