a real life comparison between allergenic extracts and allergenic molecules

A Real Life Comparison between Allergenic Extracts and Allergenic Molecules.

Serum IgE assay is a mainstay step in the allergy work up. Allergenic extracts and molecular components are available at present. This real life study compared the serum specific IgE levels against allergenic extracts with allergenic molecules in patients allergic to Parietaria, Betulaceae, and mites. This retrospective real life study included 489 subjects with respiratory allergy. Inclusion c...

Isotachophoresis of allergenic extracts.

One aspect of the isotachophoretic determination of protein patterns in biological samples of interest is the characterization of allergens. This group of (glyco) proteins, causing allergic reactions, is used both for diagnosis and in the treatment of allergy. The aim of this investigation was to obtain a maximum amount of information, within one run, on the (glyco)protein composition of a numb...

Regulatory control and standardization of allergenic extracts.

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Panel on Review of ' Allergenic Extracts

Comparison between allergenic extracts of mites manufactured with raw materials from different sources

Methods Seven allergenic extracts produced with Dermatophagoides pteronyssinusfrom six suppliers were compared: extract A (USA), B and C (Spain), D (Argentina), E (Costa Rica), F and G (The Netherlands). This evaluation was carried out comparing the dosages of groups 1 and 2 major allergens of Dermatophagoides (ELISA INDOOR Biotechnologies), RP (Competition ELISA FDA Allergenic) and protein ban...

Allergen source materials and quality control of allergenic extracts.

Allergen extracts are prepared from a wide variety of source materials including pollens, fungi, arthropods, animal danders, foods, and dusts. The composition of allergen extracts can vary depending on the allergen source, manufacturing process, and storage conditions. Allergen-specific immunoglobulin E (IgE) assays and skin tests employ a variety of allergen-containing reagents that confer spe...