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A comparative analysis of the cross‐reactivity in the polcalcin family including Syr v 3, a new member from lilac pollen

27 Feb 2006

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BACKGROUND: Polcalcins are pollen-specific allergens with two EF-hand calcium-binding sites that exhibit strong cross-reactivity. Our objective was to isolate and express the cDNA coding of the EF-hand calcium-binding allergen from lilac pollen and to study cross-reactivity with other polcalcins from related and nonrelated pollen sources with different specific antibodies and sera from two different populations....

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PMID: 16512810
DOI: 10.1111/j.1398-9995.2006.00969.x

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