2011
DOI: 10.15193/zntj/2011/76/015-028
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Spice and Herb Allergens

Abstract: Niektóre składniki przypraw mogą prowadzić do reakcji alergicznych, samodzielnie bądź w reakcjach krzyżowych z alergenami innych roślin. Mogą być przyczyną alergii wziewnej, pokarmowej lub kontaktowej. W pracy scharakteryzowano i opisano alergeny przypraw odpowiedzialne za wywoływanie reakcji nadwrażliwości mediowanej przez IgE. Ponadto opisano alergeny wywołujące reaktywność krzyżową między przyprawami a białkami pochodzenia pyłkowego m.in. pyłkiem bylicy, brzozy oraz selera. Słowa kluczowe: przyprawy, alerge… Show more

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“…In this perspective, reliable, accurate, and highly sensitive and selective methods are needed to evaluate, with assurance, if a certain allergen is (or not) present in a foodstuff. The methodologies available for allergens detection can be divided into three main groups: immunoassays for protein detection (Besler et al, 2002;Monaci and Visconti, 2010;Taylor et al, 2009), DNA-based methods (Słowianek and Majak, 2011;Monaci and Visconti, 2010) and mass spectrometry (Monaci and Visconti, 2009). Biosensors have been emerging recently as powerful alternatives to classical methods for the detection and quantification of allergens, but their application in this field is still scarce.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this perspective, reliable, accurate, and highly sensitive and selective methods are needed to evaluate, with assurance, if a certain allergen is (or not) present in a foodstuff. The methodologies available for allergens detection can be divided into three main groups: immunoassays for protein detection (Besler et al, 2002;Monaci and Visconti, 2010;Taylor et al, 2009), DNA-based methods (Słowianek and Majak, 2011;Monaci and Visconti, 2010) and mass spectrometry (Monaci and Visconti, 2009). Biosensors have been emerging recently as powerful alternatives to classical methods for the detection and quantification of allergens, but their application in this field is still scarce.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%