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A Major Allergen from Pollen Defines a Novel Family of Plant Proteins and Shows Intra- and Interspecie Cross-Reactivity

1 Mar 2004

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Olive tree (Olea europaea) pollen is a main cause of allergy associated with extensive areas of Europe and North America. Ole e 10, a small (10.8 kDa) and acidic (pI 5.8) protein, has been identified as a major allergen from the olive pollen, isolated, and characterized. Circular dichroism analysis gave 17% alpha helix, 33% beta sheet, and 21% beta turn for its secondary structure. Based on amino acid sequences...

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PMID: 15004167
DOI: 10.4049/jimmunol.172.6.3644

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