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T cell assessment in allergic drug reactions during the acute phase according to the time of occurrence.

International journal of immunopathology and pharmacology - 1 Jan 2000

Torres M J, Mayorga C, Fernández T D, Cornejo-García J A, Antúnez C, Valenzuela M, Del Prado M F, Rodriguez-Pena R, Blanca M

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Allergic drug reactions can be classified as immediate, accelerated or delayed. This classification usually correlates with the mechanism involved: immediate reactions are IgE mediated and delayed reactions are T cell dependent. We analyzed lymphocyte involvement in patients with these reactions by determining cell subpopulations, activation state and skin homing receptor expression (CLA) in blood and skin....

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PMID: 16569350

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