Peanut allergen induces more serious allergic reactions than other allergens involving MAPK signaling pathways

Abstract

Asthma genes were regulated through the MAPK signaling pathways to produce related Th2 cytokines in the peanut allergy.

Effects of hazelnut protein isolate-induced food allergy on the gut microenvironment in a BALB/c mouse model

“…In animals, mast cell infiltration was observed in the gut of the peanut-allergic mice. 8 Intestinal goblet cells secreting mucus were also affected by FA. 9 The intestinal epithelial barrier separated antigens or pathogens from the epithelium, supporting the intestinal immune homeostasis.…”