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Provocation of allergic response by supplementary feeds of cows' milk.

Abstract

The postweaning IgE and IgG antiovalbumin antibody responses were greater in rat pups which had received a cows' milk-based supplementary feed than in litter mates which had not. This effect was antigen non-specific and might be similar to that of supplementary feeds in the development of atopy in human infants. The total IgE concentration was similar in the two groups. Supplementary feeds did not increase the low values of IgE antiovalbumin in rats suckled by mothers immunised to ovalbumin.

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Year: 1982 PMID： 7065708 PMCID： PMC1627529 DOI： 10.1136/adc.57.2.127

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Arch Dis Child ISSN： 0003-9888 Impact factor: 3.791

12 in total

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Authors: R Kofler; G Wick
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Authors: D J Matthew; B Taylor; A P Norman; M W Turner
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Authors: T A Platts-Mills; M J Snajdr; K Ishizaka; A W Frankland
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Review 1. Renal failure in the newly born.

Authors: J T Brocklebank
Journal: Arch Dis Child Date: 1988-08 Impact factor: 3.791

Provocation of allergic response by supplementary feeds of cows' milk.

1. The effect of "humanised" milks and supplemented breast feeding on the faecal flora of infants.

2. Some methodologic aspects of the chromium chloride method for coupling antigen to erythrocytes.

3. Prevention of eczema.

4. Measurement of IgE antibody by an antigen-binding assay: correlation with PK activity and IgG and IgA antibodies to allergens.

5. A simple technique for the inactivation of IgM antibodies using dithiothreitol.

6. Weaning and growth of artificially reared rats.

7. A radioimmunoassay for evaluation of the IgE and IgG antibody responses in the rat.

8. Prolonged breast-feeding as prophylaxis for atopic disease.

9. Serum IgE in healthy infants fed breast milk or cow's milk-based formulas.

10. Reaginic antibody to contact sensitizing agents. Occurrence of cells which supress IgG and not reagin responses.

Review 1. Renal failure in the newly born.

Review 2. Interactions of food antigens, antibodies, and antigen-antibody complexes in health and disease.

3. Breast feeding and atopic eczema.

4. Specific suppression of rat IgE responses with milk from immunized females and with feeds of serum antibody.

5. Infant feeding and subsequent risk of atopic eczema.

Review 6. Prevention of atopy--current concepts and personal experience.