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A recombinant functional variant of the olive pollen allergen Ole e 10 expressed in baculovirus system.

Journal of biotechnology - 10 Feb 2006

Barral Patricia, Serrano Alicia G, Batanero Eva, Pérez-Gil Jesús, Villalba Mayte, Rodríguez Rosalía

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Pollens have been reported as important sources of antigens causing type-I allergy and, among them, olive pollen has high clinical relevance in Mediterranean countries. The most recently described olive allergen, Ole e 10, is involved in cross-reactivity phenomena and related to asthma induction...

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PMID: 16168508
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiotec.2005.07.022

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