Clinical & Experimental Allergy

New concepts in effector functions of eosinophil cytokines
pp. 1667-1671(5)
Authors: Moqbel R.; Lacy P.

Functional significance of polymorphisms of the interleukin-4 and interleukin-13 receptors in allergic disease
pp. 1672-1675(4)
Authors: Gao P.-S.; Mao X.-Q.; Hopkin J.M.; Adra C.N.; Yang X.; Shirakawa T.

Airway inflammation and ion channel abnormalities in cystic fibrosis
pp. 1676-1681(6)
Author: Shute J.

Bee venom allergy
pp. 1682-1687(06)
Author: Annila I.

Nasal tolerance induction as a potential means of immunotherapy for autoimmune diseases: implications for clinical medicine
pp. 1688-1696(9)
Authors: Bai X.-F.; Link H.

Presentation at the National Asthma Campaign International Congress, June 1999Controlling the inflammatory response through transcriptional mechanisms
pp. 1697-1708(12)
Authors: Lavender P.; Cousins D.; Smith P.; Lee T.

Cytokine expression during allergen-induced late nasal responses: IL-4 and IL-5 mRNA is expressed early (at 6 h) predominantly by eosinophils
pp. 1709-1716(8)
Authors: Nouri-Aria K.T.; O'brien F.; Noble W.; Jabcobson M.R.; Rajakulasingam K.; Durham S.R.

Is allergen skin test reactivity a predictor of mortality? Findings from a national cohort
pp. 1717-1723(07)
Authors: Gergen P.J.; Turkeltaub P.C.; Sempos C.T.

Combined effects of aerobiological pollutants, chemical pollutants and meteorological conditions on asthma admissions and A & E attendances in Derbyshire UK, 1993–96.
pp. 1724-1732(09)
Authors: Lewis S.A.; Corden J.M.; Forster G.E.; Newlands M.

Personal exposure to allergenic pollen and mould spores in inland New South Wales, Australia
pp. 1733-1739(07)
Authors: Mitakakis T.Z.; Tovey E.R.; Xuan W.; Marks G.B.

Socioeconomic status is a risk factor for allergy in parents but not in their children
pp. 1740-1745(06)
Authors: Bergmann R.L.; Edenharter G.; Bergmann K.E.; Lau S.; Wahn U.

Association between a C+33T polymorphism in the IL-4 promoter region and total serum IgE levels
pp. 1746-1749(4)
Authors: Suzuki I.; Hizawa N.; Yamaguchi E.; Kawakami Y.

Molecular cloning of major allergen from Cupressus arizonica pollen: Cup a 1
pp. 1750-1758(9)
Authors: Aceituno E.; Del Pozo V.; Mínguez A.; Arrieta I.; Cortegano I.; Cárdaba B.; Gallardo S.; Rojo M.; Palomino P.; Lahoz C.

Uptake of the yeast Malassezia furfur and its allergenic components by human immature CD1a⁺ dendritic cells
pp. 1759-1770(12)
Authors: Buentke E.; Zargari A.; Heffler L.C.; Avila-Cariño J.; Savolainen J.; Scheynius A.

The relationship of eosinophil granule proteins to ions in the sputum of patients with cystic fibrosis
pp. 1771-1776(6)
Authors: Halmerbauer G.; Arri S.; Schierl M.; Strauch E.; Koller D.Y.

Analysis of induced sputum before and after withdrawal of treatment with inhaled corticosteroids in asthmatic patients
pp. 1777-1784(8)
Authors: Giannini D.; Di Franco A.; Cianchetti S.; Bacci E.; Dente F.L.; Vagaggini B.; Paggiaro P.L.

A moderate and unspecific release of cysteinyl leukotrienes by aspirin from peripheral blood leucocytes precludes its value for aspirin sensitivity testing in asthma
pp. 1785-1791(7)
Authors: Pierzchalska M.; Mastalerz L.; Sanak M.; Zazula M.; Szczeklik A.

Intranasal capsaicin is lacking therapeutic effect in perennial allergic rhinitis to house dust mite. A placebo-controlled study
pp. 1792-1798(7)
Authors: Gerth Van Wijk R.; Terreehorst I.T.; Mulder P.G.H.; Garrelds I.M.; Blom H.M.; Popering S.

Nitric oxide-dependent neutrophil recruitment: role in nasal secretion
pp. 1799-1803(5)
Authors: Cardell L.-O.; Agustí C.; Nadel J.A.

Interleukin-10 generation in atopic children following oral Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG
pp. 1804-1808(5)
Authors: Pessi T.; Sütas Y.; Hurme M.; Isolauri E.