Allergy · 2012
Understanding the molecular sensitization for Cypress pollen and peach in the Languedoc-Roussillon area.
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Caimmi D, Barber D, Hoffmann-Sommergruber K, Amrane H, Bousquet P-J, Dhivert-Donnadieu H, Demoly P
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BACKGROUND: Cypress allergy is a typical winter pollinosis and the most frequent one in the South of France. Main symptoms are rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and asthma. Peach allergy is common too in Southern Europe. Allergic cross-reactions between cypress and peach have been reported, including an oral allergy syndrome. We wanted to investigate whether a cross-reactive allergen between cypress and peach might be responsible for the observed clinical association.
METHODS: We analyzed 127 patients included over a 3-month period, outside the pollen season, and we dosed specific IgE levels, for selected, individual allergens.
RESULTS: Patients sensitized to peach were mainly positive for the peach-nonspecific lipid-transfer protein.
CONCLUSIONS: Profilins or thaumatins could not explain the observed clinical association between cypress and peach.
METHODS: We analyzed 127 patients included over a 3-month period, outside the pollen season, and we dosed specific IgE levels, for selected, individual allergens.
RESULTS: Patients sensitized to peach were mainly positive for the peach-nonspecific lipid-transfer protein.
CONCLUSIONS: Profilins or thaumatins could not explain the observed clinical association between cypress and peach.