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= Function = | = Function = | ||
Histidine decarboxylase is responsible for the synthesis of histamine. Histamine is an important key factor for various physiological processes such as gastric acid secretion(3,4), immune response (1,2), cell growth (8-10), and neurotrasmission for appetite, memory, or circadian rhythm (5-7). As a result, any imbalance or distortion of the histamine metabolism can often contribute to a high probability for peptic ulcer, inflammation responses, schizophrenia, or tumor progression (5-7). | Histidine decarboxylase is responsible for the synthesis of histamine. Histamine is an important key factor for various physiological processes such as gastric acid secretion (3,4), immune response (1,2), cell growth (8-10), and neurotrasmission for appetite, memory, or circadian rhythm (5-7). As a result, any imbalance or distortion of the histamine metabolism can often contribute to a high probability for peptic ulcer, inflammation responses, schizophrenia, or tumor progression (5-7). | ||
= Structure = | = Structure = | ||
