نتایج جستجو برای: specific ige binding proteins

تعداد نتایج: 1740146  

2012
Jeong-Eun Kim Soo-Keol Lee Seung-Hyun Kim Hyun-Jung Jin Young-Hee Nam Young-Min Ye Hae-Sim Park

of Vienna, Vienna, Austria; Floridsdorfer Allergiezentrum, Vienna, Austria. Background: Mung beans (Vigna radiata) contain 2 Bet v 1 related proteins: Vig r 1, a member of the PR-10 subfamily, and cytokinin-specific binding protein (CSBP), a protein with low sequence identity (31%) to Bet v 1. We aimed to compare Vig r 1 and CSBP to Bet v 1 regarding biochemical and immunological properties. Me...

2010
Youcef Shahali Jean-Pierre Sutra Gabriel Peltre Denis Charpin Hélène Sénéchal Pascal Poncet

BACKGROUND : Cypress pollen is becoming an increasing cause of respiratory allergy in some regions worldwide. OBJECTIVE : The aim of this study was to determine some of the main allergens implicated in the common cypress (C. sempervirens) pollen allergy. METHODS : Pollen extracts were optimized by using some detergents and chaotropes in order to solubilize both water and non-water soluble p...

Journal: :iranian journal of allergy, asthma and immunology 0
zhen chen shanghai huashan hospital, fudan university, no. 12, urumqi road (m), shanghai 200040 china ning zhu shanghai huashan hospital, fudan university, no. 12, urumqi road (m), shanghai 200040 china xiaodong chen shanghai huashan hospital, fudan university, no. 12, urumqi road (m), shanghai 200040 china yi yang shanghai huashan hospital, fudan university, no. 12, urumqi road (m), shanghai 200040 china yiping li institute of biochemistry and cell biology, shanghai institute of life sciences, chinese academy of sciences, no. 320, yueyang road, shanghai 200031 china zhili wu institute of biochemistry and cell biology, shanghai institute of life sciences, chinese academy of sciences, no. 320, yueyang road, shanghai 200031 china

“broussonetia papyrifera” (chinese mulberry) pollen is an important source of allergens in regions surrounding shanghai, china. to identify and purify major allergens from “b. papyrifera” pollen that reacted with serum antibodies from sensitized patients, “b. papyrifera” pollen was defatted, dried, and extracted proteins were separated using sp cationic exchange or q anionic exchange columns. s...

2014
Greg Plunkett Domingo Barber Eliseo M Villalobos Joshua S Jacobs Jeffrey S Hallett Tara Mostofi Agustin Galan Nieto Tricia Moore

Background Panallergens like profilin are proteins that have very similar sequences and structure. People can develop IgE specific to these highly cross reactive panallergens. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of profilin sensitivity and the contribution to multiple allergen skin test responses. Sensitivity to profilin was established by IgE binding to purified profilins...

2013
C Pekar H Berkner L Vogel M Gubesch L Meisel S Randow L Ries T Holzhauser J Lidholm S Vieths P Rösch O Hartl-Spiegelhauer D Schiller

Background Millions of patients with allergy to tree pollen are sensitized to the major allergen of birch (Betula verrucosa) pollen, Bet v 1. Bet v 1-specific IgE cross-reacts with Bet v 1-homologous proteins from plant foods. Only little information on functional IgE epitopes of Bet v 1 and Bet v 1-like allergens in foods is available. We sought to generate a synthetic protein tool to identify...

Journal: :Archives of biochemistry and biophysics 2002
Ping Xiang Tom A Beardslee Michael G Zeece John Markwell Gautam Sarath

To identify conserved immunoglobulin E (IgE)-binding epitopes among legume glycinins, we utilized recombinant soybean G2a and G2a-derived polypeptide fragments. All of these fusion polypeptides bound IgE, and the C-terminal 94-residue fragment appeared to bind more IgE. Using synthetic peptides we identified S219-N233 (S(219)GFAPEFLKEAFGVN(233)) as the dominant IgE-binding epitope. Alanine scan...

2014
Stine Kroghsbo Neil M. Rigby Philip E. Johnson Karine Adel-Patient Katrine L. Bøgh Louise J. Salt E. N. Clare Mills Charlotte B. Madsen

BACKGROUND IgE-binding of process-modified foods or proteins is the most common method for examination of how food processing affects allergenicity of food allergens. How processing affects sensitization capacity is generally studied by administration of purified food proteins or food extracts and not allergens present in their natural food matrix. OBJECTIVES The aim was to investigate if the...

Journal: :The Journal of allergy and clinical immunology 1997
J Schuurman G J Perdok T E Lourens P W Parren M D Chapman R C Aalberse

A chimeric human IgE monoclonal antibody was developed against the house dust mite allergen Der p 2. This chimeric antibody (hIgE-Dp2A) was composed of the heavy-chain variable domains and light chains of the original murine monoclonal antibody retaining its binding characteristics, whereas the heavy-chain constant domains were exchanged with the human IgE heavy chain. The chimeric IgE expressi...

2013
MY Belitskaya SN Denisova TB Sentsova VA Revyakina AA Trofimova EV Pavlovskaya

Methods We examined 50 formulae fed infants 1-12 months old with food allergy. The examination included a collection of allergy history, clinical evaluation and specific methods – the measurement of the coprofiltrate levels of total IgE and allergen-specific IgE to the cow milk protein and casein. The level of total IgE, cow and goat milk proteins IgE allergen-specific antibodies in coprofiltra...

Journal: :Infection and immunity 2005
Edward Mitre Stephanie Norwood Thomas B Nutman

One hypothesis for the decreased rates of atopy observed among helminth-infected individuals is that parasite-induced polyclonal immunoglobulin E (IgE) out-competes allergen-specific IgE for FcepsilonRI binding on basophils and mast cells. In experiments with fresh blood drawn from filaria-infected patients, we found no association between ratios of polyclonal to Brugia malayi antigen (BmAg)-sp...

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