Clinical & Experimental Allergy

The Cheshire cat's grin — is cat allergy here to stay?
pp. 725-728(4)
Authors: Bateman,; Dean,

The use of antibiotics in the first year of life and development of asthma: which comes first?
pp. 729-732(4)
Authors: Mattes,; Karmaus,

Early life receipt of antibiotics and atopic disorder
pp. 733-734(2)
Author: Hopkin,

Grass pollen: trends and predictions
pp. 735-738(4)
Author: Burr,

Asthma versus chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — exploring why `reversibility versus irreversibility' is no longer an appropriate approach
pp. 739-743(5)
Author: DOW,

Penicillins and cephalosporins as allergens — structural aspects of recognition and cross-reactions
pp. 744-749(6)
Author: BALDO,

Ten years of the SWORD project
pp. 750-753(4)
Author: ROSS,

High prevalence of sensitization to cat allergen among Japanese children with asthma, living without cats
pp. 754-761(8)
Authors: ICHIKAWA,; IWASAKI,; BABA,; CHAPMAN,

Sensitization to cat without direct exposure to cats
pp. 762-765(4)
Authors: CHAN-YEUNG,; MCCLEAN,; SANDELL,; SLUTSKY,; ZAMEL,

Antibiotic use in early childhood and the development of asthma
pp. 766-771(6)
Authors: WICKENS,; PEARCE,; CRANE,; BEASLEY,

Peripheral blood T lymphocytes from asthmatic patients are primed for enhanced expression of interleukin (IL)-4 and IL-5 mRNA: associations with lung function and serum IgE
pp. 772-779(8)
Authors: BORGER,; TEN HACKEN,; VELLENGA,; KAUFFMAN,; POSTMA,

Functional interleukin-5 activity in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from adolescents with mite antigen asthma in remission
pp. 780-785(6)
Authors: NOMA,; HAYASHI,; KAWANO,; YOSHIZAWA,; ISHIKAWA,; SAEKI,; AOKI,; MATSUURA,

Assessment of eosinophil granule proteins in various body fluids: is there a relation to clinical variables in childhood asthma?
pp. 786-793(8)
Authors: KOLLER,; HALMERBAUER,; FRISCHER,; ROITHNER,

Association studies on β₂-adrenoceptor polymorphisms and enhanced IgE responsiveness in an atopic population
pp. 794-799(6)
Authors: DEICHMANN,; SCHMIDT,; HEINZMANN,; KRUSE,; FORSTER,; KUEHR,

Association between mast cell chymase genotype and atopic eczema: comparison between patients with atopic eczema alone and those with atopic eczema and atopic respiratory disease
pp. 800-803(4)
Authors: TANAKA,; SUGIURA,; UEHARA,; SATO,; HASHIMOTO-TAMAOKI,; FURUYAMA,

Mast cell tryptase as a mediator of hyperresponsiveness in human isolated bronchi
pp. 804-812(9)
Authors: BERGER,; COMPTON,; MOLIMARD,; WALLS,; N'GUYEN,; MARTHAN,; TUNON-DE-LARA,

Peptidase activities in serum and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from allergic asthmatics — comparison with healthy non-smokers and smokers and effects of inhaled glucocorticoids
pp. 813-823(11)
Authors: VAN DER VELDEN,; NABER,; VAN HAL,; OVERBEEK,; HOOGSTEDEN,; VERSNEL,

Candida albicans mannan- and protein-induced humoral, cellular and cytokine responses in atopic dermatitis patients
pp. 824-831(8)
Authors: SAVOLAINEN,; KOSONEN,; LINTU,; VIANDER,; PÈNE,; KALIMO,; TERHO,; BOUSQUET,

Relationship between allergic status and specificity of IgG antibody to inhaled allergens: the grass pollen model
pp. 832-839(8)
Authors: MICHILS,; VERVIER,; CHOUFANI,; GOSSART,; DUCHATEAU,

Molecular characterization of Dau c 1, the Bet v 1 homologous protein from carrot and its cross-reactivity with Bet v 1 and Api g 1
pp. 840-847(8)
Authors: HOFFMANN-SOMMERGRUBER,; O'RIORDAIN,; AHORN,; EBNER,; DA CAMARA MACHADO,; PÜHRINGER,; SCHEINER,; BREITENEDER,

How far can we simplify in vitro diagnostics for Fagales tree pollen allergy? A study with three whole pollen extracts and purified natural and recombinant allergens
pp. 848-855(8)
Authors: VAN REE,; VAN LEEUWEN,; AKKERDAAS,; AALBERSE, R. C.

IgE reactivity and cross-reactivity of Japanese monkeys (Macaca fuscata) to Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) and cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) pollen allergens
pp. 856-861(6)
Authors: KOBAYASHI,; NIGI,; SAITO,; IDE,; TANIGUCHI,; INOUYE,; SAKAGUCHI,