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Tiered approach for the identification of Mal d 1 reduced, well tolerated apple genotypes.

Scientific reports - 4 Jun 2020

Romer Emilia, Chebib Soraya, Bergmann Karl-Christian, Plate Katrin, Becker Sylvia, Ludwig Christina, Meng Chen, Fischer Thilo, Dierend Werner, Schwab Wilfried

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A rising proportion of the world population suffers from food-related allergies, including incompatibilities to apples. Although several allergenic proteins have been found in apples, the most important proteins that cause allergic reactions to apples in Central-Northern Europe, and North America are the Mal d 1 proteins, which are homologues of the birch pollen allergen Bet v 1. As the demand for hypoallergenic...

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PMID: 32499528
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-66051-4
PMCID: PMC7272412

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