1. Avoid transferring allergens to your eyes by touching them with your fingers or gloves.

2. Antibodies formed in response to the allergens lead to the release of histamine, which is what produces allergic symptoms.

3. Obviously, avoiding exposure to allergens is the best way to prevent allergic reactions.

4. Exposure to airborne allergens is likely to be greatest on windy days and least after rain has washed them from the air.

5. Certain foods seem to contain more potent allergens than others.

6. Is Early Exposure to Allergen Protective?

7. Objective To study the localization of specific allergen of Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus.

8. The most common allergen in inhalation were the dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, penicillium notatum, aspergillus fumigatus, and mugwort pollen.

9. A thermostable allergen is involved in celery -mug wort-allergic patients.

10. There was no effect of specific allergen on T - bet mRNA in patients with AR.

11. Methods The allergen of inhalation and edibility in 311 cases with allergic dermatitis and 30 healthy persons were detected by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).

12. Food allergen is stable in certain processing , such as heating, proteolysis, et al. The different effects on food allergen in processing was introduced.

13. To investigate the allergen distribution and characteristic in hypersensitive children.

14. Something in the fruit that was not an allergen itself was allowing the allergens to survive.

15. Con clu sion Amaranthaceae pollen is an important allergen of dermatitis in Nanchang and its skin test must be regarded as the routine test to diagnose allergic dermatitis.

16. They were test with derma allergen, 9 cases had over 1 item positive response.

17. The antibodies are protein molecules that can fit on to an allergen and inactivate it.

18. You should also be suspicious of foods that are known to be potent allergens.

19. They have variable suction for cleaning delicate curtains, as well as thick carpet, and filters that take out allergens as well as dust.

20. The dust mite, which thrives in warm, moist air, is the greatest source of allergens for asthmatics.

21. The daily pollen count can give a good indication of the amount of allergens in the air.

22. Half the children received shots designed to provide immunity to seven allergens such as dust mites and pollens.

23. Adopt Germany MORA - bio resonance instrument to detect allergen and desensitization treatment in allergic diseases.

24. A contact hypersensitivity such as poison oak dermatitis is initiated be contact with the antigen, which is also called the allergen.

25. It has evoked some controversy about the problem whether a certain dose of allergen by intradermic injection can result in serologic changes in human body or not.

26. Objective To elucidate the interaction of protease inhibitors and house dust mite allergen in vitro.

27. The skin prick test showed that the Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus was the commonest allergen in AR patients.

28. Our study finds medicinal vesiculation is more effective in treating patients of allergic rhinitis with known allergen.

29. Objective To evaluate desensitization effect of gelatin microsphere loaded Dermatophagoides farinae (Der f) allergen extract by oral delivery in mice.

30. The skin prick test (SPT) was used in allergometry including 17 kinds of airborne allergen and 9 kinds of food allergen according to common allergen feature in east China.

31. Rationale: The association of asthma with sensitization and allergen exposure is known to be complex.

32. Avoiding the allergen may be difficult but not impossible if only household changes are needed.

33. The operation according to the invention can obtain main allergen protein compositions of the metupcllu ensis which have high-purity and maintain good immunobiologic activity.

34. As a result companies play it safe and put warning labels on products that may not in fact contain high enough levels of allergen to have any effect.

35. They are absolutely suitable for the vegetarian, low - allergen, and non - sugar, starch, salt, lactose, yeast and gluten.

36. Objective To develop a murine model of allergic airway inflammation by using crude Periplaneta americana extract (CAE) as clinical relevant allergen.

37. The allergen proteins of the peanut and freshwater shrimp were purified mainly by ammonium sulfate, isoelectric point precipitate and then AKTA protein purification system.

38. When the immune system encounters an allergen , it may become sensitised.

39. Most people who suffer from a food allergy have immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies that are primed to respond to the allergen involved.

40. Results: 495 patients out of the 616(80.3%)reacted positively to allergen tests. 271 cases(54.7%)were positive in the mugwort, 218 cases (44.0%)were positive in the mites.

41. The seriations of allergen screening were mugwort, firmina humulus, chenopodium and gramineae.

42. In extrinsic asthma, bronchospasm is attributed to an immunologic response of the patient to an allergen.

43. Allergen nasal challenge tests in 125 allergic rhinitis cases were observed.

44. This leaves children highly sensitised to the particular allergen, which can lead to asthma attacks when their immune system reacts to any subsequent exposure.

45. For 75 percent of those 35 million, ragweed is the primary allergen, he added.

46. The obtain- ment of the N-terminal gene of major allergenic protein in tartary buckwheat should lay an important foundation for further study of the tartary buckwheat allergen.

47. Some major positive sIgE for children with allergic diseases were house dust mite, house dust, artemisia pollen and tobacco mould, and ingestive allergen, such as egg white, milk, peanut and soybean.

48. Using intradermic injection of allergen. skin tests were made in 234 cases of allergic rhinitis.

49. This UV exposure produces a cell type that, when transferred into other mice before they re sensitised to an allergen, can prevent the development of some of the asthma-like symptoms.

50. Methods Allergy treatment took with the inverse oscillations of the allergen diagnosed and amplification.

51. To investigate the main allergen on fruiter with occupational pollen allergy and analyze the difference between that and other spring pollen allergy.

52. The allergen in jackfruit does not on its own sensitize the immune system, but once birch pollen has done the job, the immune system may react to jackfruit too.

53. Conclusion: Amaranthaceae pollen is an important allergen of allergic diseases around NANCHANG and its prick test must be regarded as the normal test to determine the allergic disease.

54. Curious to learn how the immune system responds to such an environmentally common allergen, Locksley's team aerosolized purified chitin and sprayed it into the lungs of laboratory mice.

55. Objective To find out the common allergen of abnormal rhinitis in Shenzhen.

56. Spores are one kind of airborne allergen which can bring about pollinosis at different levels and disturb the people's daily lives.

57. The bronchospastic response occurs promptly after exposure to a recognized allergen.

58. To make matters worse, the allergen involved seems to be particularly potent.

59. To retrospect 638 allergen skin tests in otolaryngology so as to direct clinical work.

60. Scientists at Leatherhead Food International measured latex allergen levels in 21 types of food packaging.

61. Long - term exposure to this medicine may sensitize you to the allergen.