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Immunobiology of Fungal Allergens

1 Jan 2002

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In recent years, considerable attention has been paid in obtaining purified relevant allergens from fungi associated with allergy. Using molecular biology techniques, a number of mold allergens have been obtained by cloning the genes encoding the allergens. Currently, about 70 fungal allergens have been approved by the International Allergen Nomenclature Committee. In this review, we have presented major...

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PMID: 12444314
DOI: 10.1159/000066780

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