Basophil-Mediated Skin Inflammation

This template shows a cross-section of skin where a basophil migrates from the blood into the dermis and becomes activated, releasing IL-4, mMCP-8, and mMCP-11 that act on skin-resident cells and convert serum proteins from an inactive to active form. These signals recruit monocytes, eosinophils, basophils, and neutrophils from the blood, driving inflammation in the dermis.

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