1991
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3083.1991.tb01575.x
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What Determines an Antigen‐Specific IgE Isotypic Response?—A Hypothesis

Abstract: Two models to account for an antigen-specific IgE isotypic response are proposed. Both models assume a first-tiered IgE production induced by antigen and IL-4; however, the processed IgE or Ag-IgE immune complexes stimulate T epsilon cells differently in the two models. In Model I, we propose that T epsilon cells express conventional T-cell receptors which recognize IgE isotypic determinants. Model IA proposes that IgE fragments are processed and recognized along with class II MHC molecules, and T epsilon cell… Show more

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“…In the current applied vaccinology, prolonged effector CD8 CTLs against the nECPs on IgE committed B cells and plasma cells risks deletion of IgE system resulting in the long-term IgE deficiency as observed in experimental perinatal IgE immunization via the breaking of IgEclass-restricted central tolerance in the laboratory [1,[3][4][5][6][7]. As shown in Figure 6 Noticeably, the nECP tetramer-specific CD4+ Tregs converted from CD8+ CTLs maintained the expression of the cytokine biomarkers CD127/IFN-γ on CTLs, leaving the footprint of their origin (Figure 1c).…”
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“…In the current applied vaccinology, prolonged effector CD8 CTLs against the nECPs on IgE committed B cells and plasma cells risks deletion of IgE system resulting in the long-term IgE deficiency as observed in experimental perinatal IgE immunization via the breaking of IgEclass-restricted central tolerance in the laboratory [1,[3][4][5][6][7]. As shown in Figure 6 Noticeably, the nECP tetramer-specific CD4+ Tregs converted from CD8+ CTLs maintained the expression of the cytokine biomarkers CD127/IFN-γ on CTLs, leaving the footprint of their origin (Figure 1c).…”
Section: Discussion Synopsismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IgE is a critical class of immunoglobulin playing a crucial gatekeeper function to amplify IgE‐mediated defence to parasites and other functions in the mucosal respiratory and the GI tract microenvironment. [1, 2] On the other hand, dysregulated IgE production is the central culprit for mediating type 2 immediate hypersensitivity, accounting for allergic asthma, rhinitis, urticaria, peanut allergy and food allergy in more than 40% of the worldwide population.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the current applied vaccinology, prolonged effector CD8 CTLs against the nECPs on IgE committed B cells and plasma cells risks deletion of IgE system resulting in the long-term IgE deficiency as observed in experimental perinatal IgE immunization via the breaking of IgE-class-restricted central tolerance in the laboratory 1, 3-7 . As shown in Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the perinatal period in rodents, IgE system, not other isotypes, is highly autoreactive, and pre-mature exposure to IgE or externally in soluble form without adjuvant or conjugated on splenic APCs in particular to newborn to up to 72 h perinates lead to anti-IgE, and suppressive cell-mediated immunity that result in life-long lack of allergen-specific IgE production and profound life-long total IgE deficiency, while natural tolerance to IgE is completed within one week after birth concordant with the appearance of endogenous IgE in the laboratory 1, 3-7 . Dampening the levels of IgE in allergen-sensitized patients regardless of allergen specificity is considered the goal of a universal allergy therapy.…”
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