Clinical & Experimental Allergy

Using the mouse to model asthma: the cup is half full and then some
pp. 701-703(3)
Author: Irvin, C. G.

Novel approaches to the inhibition of mast cells in allergic disease
pp. 704-708(5)
Author: Bradding, P.

Eosinophils: Biological Properties and Role in Health and Disease
pp. 709-750(42)
Authors: HOGAN, SIMON P.; ROSENBERG, HELENE F.; MOQBEL, REDWAN; PHIPPS, SIMON; FOSTER, PAUL S.; LACY, PAIGE; KAY, A. BARRY; ROTHENBERG, MARC E.

Identification and management of undiagnosed and undertreated allergic rhinitis in adults and children
pp. 751-760(10)
Author: Stewart, M. G.

Allergic rhinitis in children with asthma: a questionnaire-based study
pp. 761-766(6)
Authors: Hamouda, S.; Karila, C.; Connault, T.; Scheinmann, P.; de Blic, J.

Lack of eosinophilia can predict remission in wheezy infants?
pp. 767-773(7)
Authors: Just, J.; Nicoloyanis, N.; Chauvin, M.; Pribil, C.; Grimfeld, A.; Duru, G.

Combined effect of tumour necrosis factor-α and interleukin-13 polymorphisms on bronchial hyperresponsiveness in Korean children with asthma
pp. 774-780(7)
Authors: Kim, H-B.; Kang, M-J.; Lee, S-Y.; Jin, H-S.; Kim, J-H.; Kim, B-S.; Jang, S-O.; Lee, Y-C.; Sohn, M-H.; Kim, K-E.; Hong, S-J.

Human blood dendritic cells from allergic subjects have impaired capacity to produce interferon-α via toll-like receptor 9
pp. 781-788(8)
Authors: Tversky, J. R.; Le, T. V.; Bieneman, A. P.; Chichester, K. L.; Hamilton, R. G.; Schroeder, J. T.

Severe atopic dermatitis is associated with a high burden of environmental Staphylococcus aureus
pp. 789-793(5)
Authors: Leung, A. D.; Schiltz, A. M.; Hall, C. F.; Liu, A. H.

Camellia japonica suppresses immunoglobulin E-mediated allergic response by the inhibition of Syk kinase activation in mast cells
pp. 794-804(11)
Authors: Lee, J-H.; Kim, J-W.; Ko, N-Y.; Mun, S-H.; Kim, D-K.; Kim, J-D.; Kim, H-S.; Lee, K-R.; Kim, Y-K.; Radinger, M.; Her, E.; Choi, W-S.

Montelukast inhibits tumour necrosis factor-α-mediated interleukin-8 expression through inhibition of nuclear factor-κB p65-associated histone acetyltransferase activity
pp. 805-811(7)
Authors: Tahan, F.; Jazrawi, E.; Moodley, T.; Rovati, G. E.; Adcock, I. M.

Heterogeneous response of nasal and lung fibroblasts to transforming growth factor-β₁
pp. 812-821(10)
Authors: Nonaka, M.; Pawankar, R.; Fukumoto, A.; Yagi, T.

Non-immediate reactions to β-lactams: diagnostic value of skin testing and drug provocation test
pp. 822-828(7)
Authors: Padial, A.; Antunez, C.; Blanca-Lopez, N.; Fernandez, T. D.; Cornejo-Garcia, J. A.; Mayorga, C.; Torres, M. J.; Blanca, M.

Ovalbumin-sensitized mice are good models for airway hyperresponsiveness but not acute physiological responses to allergen inhalation
pp. 829-838(10)
Authors: Zosky, G. R.; Larcombe, A. N.; White, O. J.; Burchell, J. T.; Janosi, T. Z.; Hantos, Z.; Holt, P. G.; Sly, P. D.; Turner, D. J.

Post-allergen challenge inhibition of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase harbors therapeutic potential for treatment of allergic airway inflammation
pp. 839-846(8)
Authors: Naura, A. S.; Hans, C. P.; Zerfaoui, M.; You, D.; Cormier, S. A.; Oumouna, M.; Boulares, A. H.

Suppression of cytokine expression by roflumilast and dexamethasone in a model of chronic asthma
pp. 847-856(10)
Authors: Herbert, C.; Hettiaratchi, A.; Webb, D. C.; Thomas, P. S.; Foster, P. S.; Kumar, R. K.

Role of epidermal growth factor receptor in maintaining airway goblet cell hyperplasia in rats sensitized to allergen
pp. 857-865(9)
Authors: Takeyama, K.; Tamaoki, J.; Kondo, M.; Isono, K.; Nagai, A.

Forthcoming meetings
pp. 866-866(1)

ERRATUM
pp. 867-867(1)