1997
DOI: 10.1097/00005176-199704000-00083
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EVALUATION OF HYPOALLERGENICITY OF VARIOUS INFANT FORMULA USING TNFα RELEASED FROM MONONUCLEAR CELLS OF COW'S MILK ALLERGIC CHILDREN.

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“…The 24‐hour TNF‐α test was used to screen the immunogenicity of extensively hydrolyzed infant formulae or amino acid‐based formula, by using mononuclear cells from infants with allergic to intact milk proteins or to milk protein hydrolysates, who had development of intestinal or skin symptoms (88). The results confirmed that TNF‐α secretion by mononuclear cells from infants with active cow's milk allergy is specifically increased in the presence of cow's milk proteins and further indicate that the TNF‐α test could be used to identify potentially active peptides still present in extensively hydrolyzed formulas.…”
Section: Testing Allergenicity Of Cow's Milk Substitutesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 24‐hour TNF‐α test was used to screen the immunogenicity of extensively hydrolyzed infant formulae or amino acid‐based formula, by using mononuclear cells from infants with allergic to intact milk proteins or to milk protein hydrolysates, who had development of intestinal or skin symptoms (88). The results confirmed that TNF‐α secretion by mononuclear cells from infants with active cow's milk allergy is specifically increased in the presence of cow's milk proteins and further indicate that the TNF‐α test could be used to identify potentially active peptides still present in extensively hydrolyzed formulas.…”
Section: Testing Allergenicity Of Cow's Milk Substitutesmentioning
confidence: 99%