Mast Cells: Cells that synthesize and release histamine, as during an allergic response; found most often in connective tissue surrounding blood vessels.

 

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Mast Cells: Cells that synthesize and release histamine, as during an allergic response; found most often in connective tissue surrounding blood vessels.

Mastic: A heavy-bodied paste like coating of high build often applied with a trowel.

Mastic Varnish: Is varnish used for negatives.

Mastication: The act of chewing.

Masters Degree: A degree granted upon completion of a second level college or university degree program (after a bachelor's degree).

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Master Limited Partnership (MLP): A publicly traded limited partnership.

Master Plan: A comprehensive plan to guide the long-term physical development of a particular area.

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Masters Cup: The year end tennis competition for the atp tour where the top 8 players compete.