Compatibility of imported fire ant whole body extract with cat, ragweed, Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, and timothy grass allergens

Update

“…It also appears that mite extracts are more resistant to degradation and also do not appear to have degrading properties. A few studies have been extended to investigate compatibility of dog allergen proteins when mixed with fungal or insect allergens [32], and whether pollens or mites are compatible with fire ant whole body extracts [33]. Dog dander and epithelial extract potency was measured by specific human IgE binding inhibition, Can f1, and immunoblotting.…”

Stability and mixing compatibility of dog epithelia and dog dander allergens

“…1 Studies focused on the compatibilities of allergens in different extract mixtures help to identify risky or unstable combinations that can compromise achievement of target doses or consistent delivery of defined allergen levels. [1][2][3][4] Several prominent allergens have been identified in dog epithelia or dog dander source materials. Two allergens in particular, Can f 1 (salivary lipocalin protein) and Can f 3 (dog serum albumin), have been linked to dog allergen sensitivities in 50% and 35% of allergic patients, respectively.…”