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Macro Prep Ceramic Hydroxyapatite Type I Column, supplied by Bio-Rad, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 96/100, based on 1341 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Purification:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Salting Out:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Isolation:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Binding Assay:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Activity Assay:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. SDS Page:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Western Blot:Article Title: Immunological Cross-Reactivity Involving Mollusc Species and Mite-Mollusc and Cross-Reactive Allergen PM Are Risk Factors of Mollusc Allergy. Article Snippet: Marine molluscs are seafood consumed worldwide and could cause food allergies, while investigation on their sensitizing components and cross-reactivity seems to be rare.. Furthermore, allergy to mites may result in anaphylaxis in molluscallergic individuals owing to their cross-reactivity.. The aim of the study was to identify cross-reactive allergens and investigate the cross-reactivity between different mollusc groups and mite−mollusc. Filtration:Article Title: Effect of Glycosylation on the Biocatalytic Properties of Hydroxynitrile Lyase from the Passion Fruit, Passiflora edulis: A Comparison of Natural and Recombinant Enzymes. 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The protein was loaded onto a 1 ml Membrane:Article Title: Purification, Characterization, and Three-Dimensional Structure Prediction of Paramyosin, a Novel Allergen ofRapana venosa Article Snippet: Paramyosin (PM) is an important structural protein in molluscan muscles.. However, as an important allergen, there is a little information on PM in the molluscs.. In this study, a 99 kDa molecular weight allergen protein was purified from Rapana venosa and confirmed as PM by mass spectrometry. |