Clinical & Experimental Allergy

Pollen-food allergy syndrome
pp. 905-907(3)
Author: Kelso,

Dietary nucleic acids and Th1/Th2 balance: a clue to cow's milk allergy?
pp. 908-911(4)
Author: Calder,

Allergens from house dust and storage mites: similarities and differences, with emphasis on the storage mite Lepidoglyphus destructor
pp. 912-919(8)
Authors: Olsson,; Van Hage-Hamsten,

Regulation of asthma-related T-cell cytokines by the cyclic AMP-dependent signalling pathway
pp. 920-926(7)
Authors: Borger,; Postma,; Vellenga,; Kauffman,

Cytokine responses to Der p 1 and Der p 7: house dust mite allergens with different IgE-binding activities
pp. 934-943(10)
Authors: Hales,; Shen,; Thomas,

Markers for early sensitization and inflammation in relation to clinical manifestations of atopic disease up to 2 years of age in 133 high-risk children
pp. 944-953(10)
Authors: Laan,; Baert,; Bijl,; Vredendaal,; De Waard-Van Der Spek,; Oranje,; Savelkoul,; Neijens,

Lack of linkage between chromosome 5q23-33 markers and IgE/bronchial hyperreactivity in 67 Scottish families
pp. 954-961(8)
Authors: Mansur,; Christie,; Turner,; Bishop,; Markham,; Helms,; Morrison,

Cloning of the minor allergen Api g 4 profilin from celery (Apium graveolens) and its cross-reactivity with birch pollen profilin Bet v 2
pp. 962-971(10)
Authors: Scheurer,; Wangorsch,; Haustein,; Vieths,

Der p 1 and Der f 1, the highly related and major allergens from house dust mites, are differentially affected by a plant cystatin
pp. 972-978(7)
Authors: Pernas,; Sanchez-Ramos,; Sanchez-Monge,; Lombardero,; Arteaga,; Castañera,; Salcedo,

Dietary nucleic acids promote a shift in Th1/Th2 balance toward Th1-dominant immunity
pp. 979-987(9)
Authors: Sudo,; Aiba,; Takaki,; Tanaka,; Yu,; Oyama,; Koga,; Kubo,

Selected recombinant Aspergillus fumigatus allergens bind specifically to IgE in ABPA
pp. 988-993(6)
Authors: Kurup,; Banerjee,; Hemmann,; Greenberger,; Blaser,; Crameri,

Colonization with superantigen-producing Staphylococcus aureus is associated with increased severity of atopic dermatitis
pp. 994-1000(7)
Authors: Zollner,; Wichelhaus,; Hartung,; Von Mallinckrodt,; Wagner,; Brade,; Kaufmann,

Anaphylaxis to chlorhexidine. Case report. Implication of immunoglobulin E antibodies and identification of an allergenic determinant
pp. 1001-1007(7)
Authors: Pham,; Weiner,; Reisner,; Baldo,

Effect of pranlukast on bronchial inflammation in patients with asthma
pp. 1008-1014(7)
Authors: Yoshida,; Ishizaki,; Shoji,; Onuma,; Nakagawa,; Nakabayashi,; Akahori,; Hasegawa,; Amayasu,

Experimental rhinovirus 16 infection increases intercellular adhesion molecule-1 expression in bronchial epithelium of asthmatics regardless of inhaled steroid treatment
pp. 1015-1023(9)
Authors: Grünberg,; Sharon,; Hiltermann,; Brahim,; Dick,; Sterk,; Van Krieken, J. Han J. M.

Regulation of FcεRI expression on human monocytic cells by ligand and IL-4
pp. 1033-1040(8)
Authors: Reischl,; Dubois,; Peiritsch,; Brown,; Wheat,; Woisetschläger,; Mudde,

Identification of peptide motifs recognized by a human IgG autoanti-IgE antibody using a phage display library
pp. 1041-1046(6)
Authors: Shakib,; Hooi,; Smith,; Furmonaviciene,; Sewell,

Identification of peptide motifs recognized by a human IgG autoanti-IgE antibody using a phage display library
pp. 1041-1046(6)
Authors: Shakib, F.; Hooi, D.S.W.; Smith, S.J.; Furmonaviciene, R.; Sewell, H.F.

Dr H. Morrow Brown: recipient of the William Frankland Medal for Outstanding Clinical Contributions to Allergy
pp. 1048-1048(1)
Author: Kay,

Dr H. Morrow Brown: recipient of the William Frankland Medal for Outstanding Clinical Contributions to Allergy
pp. 1048-1048(1)
Author: Kay, A.B.