Pholcodine caused anaphylaxis in Sweden 30 years ago
Pholcodine caused anaphylaxis in Sweden 30 years ago
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福尔可定 30 年前在瑞典引起过敏反应
DOI:
10.1111/j.1398-9995.2009.01983.x
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发表时间:
2009
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影响因子:
12.4
通讯作者:
E. Florvaag
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文献类型:
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作者:
S. Johansson;H. Öman;A. Nopp;E. Florvaag
serum to one band with an apparent molecular mass of 35 kDa, in both crude and heated quinoa extracts (Fig. 1B). No specific IgE binding was observed for the control sera (Fig. 1C). Exceptional food allergies to spinach or beets and cross allergy to latex have been reported (2–4). No case is recorded in the CICBAA data bank including 1400 food allergic patients. The major quinoa seed storage proteins included: 11S-type globulins named chenopodin and a high-cysteine 2S fraction. Two heterogeneous sets of polypeptides in the size ranges 30– 40 kDa (acidic subunits) and 20–25 kDa (basic subunits) joined by disulphide bonds in the native protein characterize the 11S-type of seed proteins (5). The band near 35 kDa evidenced by immunoblot therefore may belong to the class of chenopodin A acidic subunits. Highly soluble proteins of quinoa seeds can be used for developing functional foods and as potential ingredients that could be substituted for soy or lupin flour, with additional advantage of avoiding mandatory labelling (6). For this reason, this first case of anaphylaxis documenting a thermostable allergen is of particular interest.