- An
aeroallergen (pronounced aer·o·al·ler·gen) is any
airborne substance, such as
pollen or spores,
which triggers an
allergic reaction. In fungi, both...
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stimuli that
cause asthma appear to have been
included in the
battery of
aeroallergens studied (the "missing antigen(s)" hypothesis). For example, an updated...
- of the
adaptive and
innate immune systems. The
process begins when an
aeroallergen penetrates the
nasal mucosal barrier. This
barrier may be more permeable...
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compared to skin
prick test and
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- food) in ****an.
Hazard extends to
inhalation of
milled flour particles (
aeroallergen).
Irrespective of the nomenclature, it is not a
wheaten cereal; the name...
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Sarah B.; Lavigne, Éric; Takaro, Tim K. (August 2018). "
Aeroallergens in Canada: Distribution,
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Opportunities for...
