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Cross‐reactivities of non‐homologous allergens
Allergy ( IF 12.4 ) Pub Date : 2020-05-01 , DOI: 10.1111/all.14120
Merima Bublin 1 , Heimo Breiteneder 1
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Allergen cross-reactivities occur when IgE antibodies, originally raised against a specific allergen, bind to identical or highly similar surface areas of another related allergen. It is a commonly held view that cross-reactivity requires more than 70% sequence identity, while proteins that share less than 50% sequence identity are rarely cross-reactive. This also implies that cross-reactive proteins have a similar 3D fold and belong to the same protein family. At first, the existence of cross-reactivity between non-homologous allergens was not expected because it was contrary to the above described concepts. Now, several lines of evidence demonstrate that IgE cross-reactivity also exists between unrelated allergens. In this Editorial, we aim to summarize the existing literature on IgE cross-reactivity between non-homologous allergens.

中文翻译:

非同源过敏原的交叉反应

当最初针对特定过敏原产生的 IgE 抗体与另一种相关过敏原的相同或高度相似的表面积结合时,就会发生过敏原交叉反应。人们普遍认为,交叉反应需要超过 70% 的序列同一性,而序列同一性低于 50% 的蛋白质很少发生交叉反应。这也意味着交叉反应蛋白具有相似的 3D 折叠并且属于相同的蛋白质家族。起初,非同源变应原之间存在交叉反应是意料之中的,因为它与上述概念相反。现在,有几条证据表明不相关的过敏原之间也存在 IgE 交叉反应。在本社论中,我们旨在总结有关非同源过敏原之间 IgE 交叉反应性的现有文献。
更新日期:2020-05-01
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