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Allergenic reactions mechanism

In the future, we can expect to witness further development of all these fields of research and science, which will certainly contribute to our better understanding of allergen as well as mechanisms of forming allergenic reactions. We should also be able to assess better cases of allergenicity, identify allergenic cross-reactivity, and offer more effective therapies (Brusic, 2006). [Pg.107]

With contributions from an international team of research specialists, the book explains the basic mechanisms of allergenic reactions in humans, the molecular background of these mechanisms, and the problems of food tolerance and intolerance. It also discusses the issues related to common treatments of food allergies and the narrow groups into which they are categorized. [Pg.429]

The authors above have shown the need for particular ingredients to be simultaneously present, demonstrated the formation of allergenic reaction products, ruled out accidental contamination and reproduced the allergic reaction with their own pharmacy s preparations. It seems that these are, indeed, cases of compound allergy, the mechanisms of which must now be considered. [Pg.354]

Figure 5.12 The possible reaction of falcarinol with biomolecules, which may explain its interaction with the immune system leading to allergenic reactions (type IV). The bioactivity of acetylenes of the falcarinol-type, in particular their cytotoxic activity, may be explained by a similar mechanism. RSH = thiol residue of a biomolecule, for example, a protein. Figure 5.12 The possible reaction of falcarinol with biomolecules, which may explain its interaction with the immune system leading to allergenic reactions (type IV). The bioactivity of acetylenes of the falcarinol-type, in particular their cytotoxic activity, may be explained by a similar mechanism. RSH = thiol residue of a biomolecule, for example, a protein.
Osteoclasts play a major role in bio-corrosion of orthopedic metal implants. Implant-derived metal ions enhance osteoclastic recruitment, maturation, survival and function. The metal ions also induce a peri-implant inflammation with accumulation of various immune cells. The metal ions form complexes with cellular proteins that become new antigens inducing allergenic reactions where T-lymphocytes play an essential role. Those immune cells produce various inflammatory cytokines that cause inflammation and pain. In addition, T-lymphocytes secrete RANK-L, an essential factor for osteoclast functions. Finally, the described mechanisms are probably responsible for a vicious cycle with enhanced peri-implant inflammation and pain, as well as enhanced osteoclastic bio-corrosion and peri-implant bone resorption culminating in implant loosening (Figure 3). [Pg.176]

Nedocromil modify inflammation preventive treatment to exercise or provocative/known allergen Mechanisms anti-inflammatory block early and late reaction to allergen interfere with chloride channel function, stabilize mastcell membrane inhibit release of mediators from eosinophils and epithelial cells inhibit acute response to exercise, cold air and SO2 ... [Pg.639]


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