“…To prevent the type I hypersensitivity reaction, drugs known as mast cell stabilizers e.g., synthetic, semi synthetic and natural stabilizers, can be used as therapeutic agents. These mast cell stabilizers obtained from natural resources can be classified into different groups such as flavonoids, coumarins, phenols [12], terpenoids, alkaloids etc. Considering their mechanisms of action, mast cell stabilizers can be classified as Ca 2+ channel blocking agents, suppressors of gene expression of genes (tumor necrosis factor alpha, different interleukins), inhibitors for phosphorylation reactions in MAPK, ERK, JNK Gab2 signaling pathways, down regulators of enzyme histidine dicarboxylase, suppressors of mRNA of CD23, inhibitors of COX2/5 lipooxygenase enzyme, inhibitors of prostaglandin D 2 synthesis, LTC 4 inhibitors, and Spleen tyrosin kinase enzyme inhibitors [13].…”