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• • ·Scientific abstract sessions

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• • ·Alphabetic index to abstract authors

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• • ·Subject index : By abstract number

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• AAAAI 60th Anniversary Meeting Denver, Colorado March 7–March 12, 2003 Program and abstract of paper to be presented during scientific sessions

  • ·AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ALLERGY, ASTHMA AND IMMUNOLOGY

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  • ·Levels of natural antibodies to endotoxin in bronchial asthma patients undergoing allergen specific immunotherapy (SIT)

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    V.A. Beloglazov, A.I. Gordienko, A.A. Bakova, L.N. Znamenskaya, A.V. Rozovenko, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Expression of scavenger receptors on peripheral blood monocytes in asthma patients during specific immunotherapy (SIT)

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    K. Kowal, L.M. Du Buske, A. Bodzenta-Lukaszyk

    
  • ·Long-term immunologic effects of aeroallergen immunotherapy

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    K.C. Brown, R.A. Wood, R.G. Hamilton, P.A. Eggleston, N.F. Adkinson

    
  • ·The effect of mite allergen immunotherapy on nasal nitric oxide in allergic adults

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    M.J. Lanz, M. Barzaga, M.A. Lanz

    
  • ·Allergen immunotherapy in HIV patients with severe allergic rhinitis

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    A. Kohli, M. Lee-Wong

    
  • ·Long-lasting efficacy of sublingual immunotherapy in children

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    G. Passalacqua

    
  • ·Safety of sublingual immunotherapy in children

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    L. Blazowski, B. Rogala, J. Gluck

    
  • ·Systemic reactions secondary to allergen-specific immunotherapy in a population of Monterrey, Mexico

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    D.J.L. Lopez

    
  • ·Cetirizine and montelukast in the prophylaxis of allergic rhinitis (AR) symptoms

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    M.M. Kurowski

    
  • ·A comparison of fexofenadine/pseudoephedrine (F/P) and loratadine/montelukast (L/M) in the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR)

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    M.L. deTineo, R. Moinuddin, B. Maleckar, R.M. Naclerio, F.M. Baroody

    
  • ·Multiple analyses, multiple populations, one outcome: Lack of effect of fluticasone propionate on prepubescent growth

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    B.A. Prillaman, K.M. Kral

    
  • ·Triamcinolone acetonide and fluticasone propionate aqueous nasal sprays significantly improve nasal airflow in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    C.L. Gallet, E.O. Meltzer, A.A. Jalowayski, P.M. Diener, Y. Liao, G.C. Georges

    
  • ·Two-week treatment with cetirizine 10 mg is associated with increased drowsiness compared with fexofenadine 180 mg

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    L.E. Mansfield, S. Meeves, Y. Liao, G. Georges

    
  • ·Comparative efficacy of fexofenadine 180 mg vs cetirizine 10 mg at the 24th hour post-dose

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    G.N. Gross, S. Meeves, Y. Liao, G. Georges

    
  • ·INS37217 intranasal, a P2Y₂ receptor agonist, is a novel treatment for allergic rhinitis

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    A.E. Schaberg, E.O. Meltzer, C.F. LaForce, D.S. Pearlman, J.C. Ice, L.M. LaVange, D.J. Kellerman

    
  • ·Desioratadine: Safety and tolerability data in clinical practice

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    U.H.J. Borchard, A.F. Daly, A. Plenker

    
  • ·Autumnal hay fever: A profile of the disease in the community and of the attitudes towards its causes and management

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    E.R. Tovey, T.J. O'Meara, G. Morgan

    
  • ·High-resolution rhinomanometry, a new method to evaluate nasal patency in patients with allergic rhinitis

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    K. Vogt, A.A. Jalowayski, E.O. Meltzer, A.G. Harris

    
  • ·Results of a phase II, multiple-dose, randomized trial of an anti-CD23 monoclonal antibody (IDEC-152) in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    T.B. Casale, W.W. Busse, R.G. Lizambri, P.E. Korenblat, W.F. Schoenwetter, J.M. Weiler, L.J. Rosenwasser, A.S. Nayak, R.M. Perea, M.C. Totoritis

    
  • ·Specific nasal allergic symptoms: Differentiation in their reduction by the ocular use of ketotifen fumarate 0.025% ophthalmic solution

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    D. Dehning

    
  • ·Butterbur, a herbal remedy, protects against allergen-sensitized mast cell priming in seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    I.J. Carstairs, D.K.C. Lee, K. Haggart, C.M. Jackson, G.P. Currie, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Large particle nebulized saline therapy for chronic nasal obstruction: A prospective evaluation

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    E. Khemici, M. Blaquiere

    
  • ·Fexofenadine 180 mg and cetirizine 10 mg demonstrate a similar effect on total symptom score

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    R.F. Lockey, S. Meeves, Y. Liao, G. Georges

    
  • ·Effect of once-daily desloratadine in patients with perennial allergic rhinitis (PAR): A double-blind, placebo-controlled study

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    K.T. Kim, G.L. Sussman, J. Hebert, W.R. Lumry, B. Lutsky, D. Gates

    
  • ·Immunopathology of chronic rhinosinusitis in young children

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    L.E.H. Coffinet, K.H. Chan, M.J. Abzug, E.A.F. Simoes, C. Cool, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·Successful culture of human airway epithelial cells in air-liquid interface using cells from nasal scraping

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    N. Lopez-Souza, P.C. Avila, H. Choi, J. Widdicombe

    
  • ·A 4-year-old girl with chronic sinusitis, and aplastic/hypoplastic turbinates

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    S.S. Aceves, H.M. Hoffman, J.F. Bastian

    
  • ·Antibodies to staphylococcal enterotoxins in patients with chronic sinusitis/nasal polyposis

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    M.M. Lowery, L.C. Grammer, A.M. Ditto, K. Seiberling, R.C. Kern, D.B. Conley, A. Tripathi

    
  • ·Synergistic induction of TARC in fibroblasts by IL-4 and LPS: Modulation by TGF-beta1

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    M. Nonaka, A. Fukumoto, R. Pawankar, N. Ogihara, A. Sakanushi, S. Yamagishi, T. Yagi

    
  • ·Fungus culture rate of nasal secretions in allergic rhinitis and sinusitis patients

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    W. Kim, M. Shon, G. Jang, K. Kim

    
  • ·IgG3 subclass deficiency in chronic sinusitis

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    M. Pasha, K. Bundy, A. Nellis, P. Feustel, J. Celestin, C. Tepper

    
  • ·The role of fungi in chronic sinusitis

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    T. Hofman, W. Skrobisz, A.M. Hofman

    
  • ·Comparative in vivo bioactivity of modern H₁-antihistamines in atopic asthma

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    C.E. Bates, D.K.C. Lee, G.P. Currie, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Systemic bioactivity profiles of intranasal triamcinolone and mometasone in patients with perennial allergic rhinitis

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    F. Robb, D.K.C. Lee, E.J. Sims, G.P. Currie, L.C. McFarlane, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Aspirin (ASA) hypersensitivity as a risk factor responsible for the development of severe asthma in outpatients

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    M. Kupczyk, I. Kuprys, P. Kuna, P. Górski

    
  • ·Once-daily budesonide aqueous nasal spray (BANS) does not suppress hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis function in children 2 to 5 years of age with allergic rhinitis

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    K.T. Kim, T. Uryniak, B. Simpson, L. O'Dowd, F. Casty

    
  • ·Fexofenadine effectively relieves all symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis in children aged 6–11 years

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    U. Wahn, E. Meltzer, F. Simons, D. Bernstein, J. van Bavel, H. Milgrom, E. Ruuth

    
  • ·A double-blind comparison of fexofenadine 60 mg BID versus loratadine 10 mg QD in healthy Japanese volunteers: Effect on histamine-induced wheal and flare

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    J. Boyle, F. Ridout, R. Meadows, I. Hindmarch

    
  • ·Nasal congestive responses to prostaglandin D2 (PGD2) are enhanced in rhinitic subjects

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    J. Leroux, E. Khemici, M. Haasz, S. Sidhani, M.Y. Desrosiers

    
  • ·Desloratadine treatment improves nasal patency as measured objectively by high-resolution rhinomanometry in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    A.A. Jalowayski, E.O. Meltzer, A.G. Harris

    
  • ·Desloratadine reduces nasal congestion and other signs and symptoms of allergic rhinitis (AR) induced by house dust mite (HDM) allergen exposure in the Vienna Challenge Chamber

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    U.P. Stuebner, F. Horak, R. Zieglmeyer, A. Kawina, W. Engelbrecht, M. Moser, A.G. Harris

    
  • ·Intranasal exposure of mice to house dust mite elicits allergic airway inflammation via a GM-CSF-mediated mechanism

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    E.C. Cates, R. Fattouh, M. Jordana

    
  • ·Budesonide Aqueous Nasal Spray (BANS) is preferred over Fluticasone Propionate Nasal Spray (FPNS) based on specific sensory attributes

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    S.R. Shah, C. Miller, N. Pethick, T. Uryniak, K.C. Jones, L. O'Dowd

    
  • ·Clinical trial of a pollen filter for reducing seasonal rhinitis

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    T.J. O'Meara, J.K. Sercombe, G. Morgan, H.K. Reddel, W. Xuan, E.R. Tovey

    
  • ·Immunostimulatory sequence oligodeoxynucleotides (ISS) provide allergen-independent protection from allergic rhinitis

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    C. Rhee, L. Lebit, D. Chisholm, A.A. Horner, E. Raz

    
  • ·Dose-ranging study of loteprednol etabonate nasal spray (LE) as a once-daily treatment for allergic rhinitis in an Environmental Exposure Unit (EEU)

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    N. Krug, H. Geldmacher, D. Nguyen, M. Larbig, N. LaVallee, J. Hohlfeld, U. Petzold, R. Hermann

    
  • ·Does rhinitis interfere with bronchial responsiveness (BR) to methacholine (M) and sensitization to aeroallergens?

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    I.C. Camelo-Nunes, G.F. Wandalsen, K. Melo, C.K. Naspitz, D. Sol'e

    
  • ·Eicosanoid mediators in distinct types of rhinitis

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    M. Swierezynska, E. Nizankowska-Mogilnicka, P. Strek, A. Szczeklik

    
  • ·Relationship between bioavailability of intranasal corticosteroids and effects on growth in pediatric patients

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    E.E. Philpot, M.A. Faris, K.A. Rickard

    
  • ·The effects of desloratadine (DL) on the allergic inflammatory response of the nasal mucosa associated with seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR): A nasal mucosal biopsy study (NMBX)

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    D.P. Skoner, D.A. Gentile, A. Gungor, S.N. Belenky, B.L. Angelini, H.M. Richards, S. Hart, W.J. Doyle

    
  • ·A meta-analysis assessing the efficacy of intranasal corticosteroids on improving nasal congestion, sleep quality, and daytime somnolence in perennial allergic rhinitis

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    M. Ripchinski, F. Gurevich, K. Hughes, S. Kakumanu, S. Teets, E. Lehman, V. Chinchilli, T.J. Craig

    
  • ·Dynamics of airbrone pollen particles from inhalation to allergic reaction in the nose

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    M. Okuda

    
  • ·Clinical efficacy of omalizumab on seasonal allergic rhinitis associated with Japanese cedar pollen

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    T. Ishikawa, S. Ogino, T. Nagakura, K. Okubo

    
  • ·Efficacy of morning dosing of montelukast in seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR)

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    G. Larkins, J. van Adelsberg, A. Pedinoff, G. Philip, T.F. Reiss

    
  • ·The relationship between atopic status and nasal IL-10 levels in infants with RSV bronchiolitis

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    H. Chung, S. Kim

    
  • ·Risk factors for rhinitis in schoolchildren

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    G.F. Wandalsen, I.C. Camelo-Nunes, C.K. Naspitz, D. Solé

    
  • ·Chronic sinusitis and intravenous antibiotic therapy: Resolution, recurrence, and adverse events

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    K.C. Fowler, J.A. Duncavage, J.J. Murray, S. Tanner

    
  • ·Intranasal fluticasone propionate provided greater relief compared to oral montelukast for nasal congestion and other daytime and evening nasal symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    B.G. Martin, C.P. Andrews, J.H. van Bavel, F.C. Hampel, E.E. Philpot, C.A. Baidoo, K.A. Rickard

    
  • ·Study of mold's sensitization prevalence in patients with allergic rhinitis and/or asthma

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    J. Bartra

    
  • ·Desloratadine 5 mg once daily significantly improves individual and total symptoms compared with placebo in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis

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    E.O. Meltzer, A.G. Harris

    
  • ·A possible association between allergic rhinitis (AR) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

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    A. Brawley, B.A. Silverman, M.D. Guanzon, H. Bennett, A.T. Schneider

    
  • ·Skin testing (ST) versus radioallergosorbent (RAST) for indoor allergens

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    B. Chinoy, S.L. Bahna

    
  • ·Low dose of daclizumab decreases mitogen-induced T-cell activation

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    T. Tsao, J. Woo, M. McClellan, S. Keller, C. Klingbeil, V. Vexler

    
  • ·Protective effects of a bacterial stimulus on IL-4 receptor expressing cells in allergen-exposed mice

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    A.G. Alvarez, A. Joetham, C. Taube, A. Balhorn, A. Dakhama, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·House dust mite (HDM) peptide—Conjugated immunostimulatory DNA induced a strong interferon-γ-response on PBMCs of HDM-sensitized asthmatics

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    J. Lee, Y. Cho, S. Yoo

    
  • ·Kinetics and mode of peptide delivery via the respiratory mucosa determine the outcome of Th2 immunity versus tolerance in allergic inflammation of the airways

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    E.R. Jarman

    
  • ·Co-injection of DNA encoding T-cell epitope on the der p and BCG inhibited allergic responses in mice

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    S.S. Kwon, S.Y. Lee, S.J. Kim, Y.K. Kim, K.H. Kim, H.S. Moon, J.S. Song, T. Yoo, S.H. Park

    
  • ·Modulation of the IgE response to Alternaria after DNA vaccination with the major Alternaria allergens (r Alt a1 and r Alt a2) in a brown Norway rat model

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    M.M. Montalbano, H. Sanchez, E.L. Keyes, L.A. Rosenthal, R.L. Sorkness, R.K. Bush

    
  • ·Polyclonal IgM as an inhibitor of CH50 complement activity

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    N. Mathur, P.M. Mueller, H.P. Drew, M. Nowakowski, R. Joks

    
  • ·3′ hexameric deoxyguanosine run (dG₆ run) enhances immunogenecity of phosphodiester CpG-ODN without increasing the risk of splenomegaly in murine model of asthma

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    Y. Chang, T. Kim, H. Kang, S. Kim, J. Bahn, Y. Kim, K. Min, S. Cho, Y. Chang

    
  • ·Identification and development of a small molecule compound effective in suppressing early mediators of allergy

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    M.L. Richards, S.C. Cruz, H. Banie, K. Tieu, J.C. Sircar

    
  • ·Review of the evidence for the modulation of the allergic inflammatory cascade by the H₁-antagonist desloratadine

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    G.D. Marshall

    
  • ·Defection of der p 1 and der p 2 in enzymatically inactive extracts of dermatophagoides pteronyssinus

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    J. Carnés, M. Gallego, F. Marañón, V. Iraola, E. Fernandez-Caldas

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis by cyancobalamin—A case report

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    S. Khan, I. Muhammad, F.K.M. Nawaiz

    
  • ·Modulation of allergic conjunctivitis with a DNA vaccine to recombinant Alt a 2 in an animal model of Alternaria sensitivity

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    M. McGeehan, H. Sanchez, E.L. Keyes, N.P. Barney, R.K. Bush

    
  • ·Patterns of prick skin test reactivity to tree pollen allergens in patients with seasonal allergic rhinitis are unrelated to measured pollen exposure

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    J.F. White, D.I. Bernstein, M. Villareal, H. St. Clair, K. Murphy

    
  • ·Assessing allergenicity of indoor air fungal contaminants

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    M.D.W. Ward, M.E. Viana, N. Haykal-Coates, L.B. Copeland, S.H. Gavett, M.K. Selgrade

    
  • ·Classification of asteraceae weed pollen grains by image analysis

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    T.C. Ong, X. Wang, B.W. Lee, H.T.W. Tan, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Identification of an unknown prevalent fungal airspora component in Singapore via Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) and 18S rDNA sequences

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    S.S. Joshi, T.C. Ong, A.H.B. Loo, F.L. Wong, T.K. Tan, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Classification of airspora using support vector machines (SVM)

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    S. Kumar, S.H. Ong, S. Ranganath, T.C. Ong, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Leaf surface fungi as aeroallergens

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    K. Dorsey, E. Levetin

    
  • ·A comparison of counting methods for hourly airborne spore concentrations

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    L. Lindley, E. Levetin

    
  • ·Aeroallergen survey of the Texas panhandle using a burkard volumetric spore trap

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    N. Ghosh, B. Patten, G. Lewellen, C. Saadeh, M. Gaylor

    
  • ·The impact of daily light level and weather parameters on ragweed season

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    K.L. Kwak, C. Barnes, F. Hu, J. Portnoy

    
  • ·Pollen aeroallergens and total airborne particle counts

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    M. Reddy, F. Hu, C. Barnes, J. Portnoy

    
  • ·Effects of El Nino (EN) and La Nina (LA) on the tree pollen counts in the Northeast

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    J.C. DeMasi, F.H. Lewis, C.C. Randolph, J.M. DeMasi, P.E. Gallagher

    
  • ·Grass pollen trends in the New York metropolitan area

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    R. Witkowska, P. Benincasa, L. Bielory

    
  • ·Ninety-five percent of high tree pollen days have measurable pollen for at least twenty hours of the day

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    J.J. Anderson

    
  • ·Sensitivity and exposition to fungi in patients with respiratory allergies from Caracas

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    P.A. Tassinari, D. Galante, A. Conesa, C. Hartung, S. Mata, Y. Córdova

    
  • ·Comparison of pre-and post-remediation fungal spore levels

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    F. Pacheco, F. Hu, C. Barnes, J. Portnoy

    
  • ·Quick re-mediation of water intrusion corrects the resultant mold contamination in homes

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    W.J. Rockwell, J. Santilli

    
  • ·Predicting factors for development of work-related caddis fly allergy

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    F. Silviu-Dan, B. Thomson, M. Melanson

    
  • ·Primary prevention of natural rubber latex allergy in health care workers

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    H. Allmers, J. Schmengler, C. Skudlik

    
  • ·Occupational asthma due to chrome and nickel salts: Description of four cases

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    M. Fernández-Nieto, S. Quirce, J. Cuesta, R. Pelta, J. Sastre

    
  • ·Is ENSP (Hev b 13) the missing latex allergen to fill the gap in the repertoire of isolated allergens for the determination of sensitization profiles?

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    M.E. Raulf-Heimsoth, H.Y. Yeang, I. Sander, P. Rozynek, S.A.M. Arif, C. Fleischer, R. Cremer, T. Brüning, H. Rihs

    
  • ·Work-related symptoms in Italian hospital employees wearing latex gloves

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    M.L. Pace, C. Tacconi, L. Restivo, A. Siracusa

    
  • ·Acute and chronic changes of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in induced sputum and sera of toluene diisocyanate (TDI)-Induced asthma patients

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    H. Park, J. Choi, Y. Suh, C. Suh, D. Nahm, S. Lee

    
  • ·Evaluation of the prevalence of anti-wheat-, anti—flour dust-, and anti-alpha amylase-specific IgE antibodies in blood donors

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    R.E. Biagini, B.A. MacKenzie, D.L. Sammons, J.P. Smith, C.A.F. Striley, S.A. Robertson, J.A. Snawder

    
  • ·Vietnamese walking stick (Baculum extradentatum) sensitivity

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    H. Sanchez, E.M. Magnan, R.K. Bush

    
  • ·Sensitization of Guinea pigs to inhaled latex (NRL) can be prevented with an anesthesia filter

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    J. Barbara, M. Santais, D.A. Levy, F. Ruff, F. Leynadier

    
  • ·Trends in the purchase of gloves in the public hospitals of Paris 1994–2002

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    D.A. Levy, P. Regazzoni, F. Leynadier

    
  • ·Chinchilla hypersensitivity: A case report

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    B. Fernández-Parra, B. Bartolomé, A. Cisteró-Bahíma

    
  • ·Occupational rhinitis and asthma caused by tali wood

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    S. Quirce, A. Parra, E. Antón, M. Fernández-Nieto, R. Eiró, P. Usamentiaga, J. Sastre, J. Jerez

    
  • ·Quantitative structural activity relationship and animal modeling accurately predict the potential for human dermal sensitization and the induction of airway hyperreactivity following 3-amino-5-mercapto-1,2,4-triazole (AMT) exposure

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    K.J. Klink, E. Hnizdo, B.J. Meade

    
  • ·Identification of snow crab proteins that elicit IgE reactivity in snow crab processing workers

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    B.V. Gill, A. Cartier, L. Horth-Susin, M. Jong, M. Swanson, B. Neis, S.B. Lehrer

    
  • ·Occupational allergy due to trichoplusia Ni moth

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    M. de las Heras, J. Cuesta, J. de Miguel, C. Escudero, M. Fernández-Nieto, C. Pastor, F. Vivanco, S. Quirce, J. Sastre

    
  • ·Carmine allergy, a hidden cause for anaphylaxis?

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    F.L. Lin

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis to indigo carmine with hypotension: Case report and review of the literature

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    K.M. Schroederus, M.C. Tobin, A. Gewurz

    
  • ·Stinging nettle anaphylaxis

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    M. Morgan, D.A. Khan

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis caused by buckwheat ingestion

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    W.F. Schoenwetter

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis to horse

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    R. Gawlik, T. Pitsch

    
  • ·Remission of anaphylactoid reaction to alcohol

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    J.R. Haden, D.A. Khan

    
  • ·Cherry allergy: Two cases report

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    J. Ruiz Palomino, M. Baeza, M. De Barrio

    
  • ·Anaphylactic reaction to manioc: Cross-reactivity with latex?

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    A. Gaspar, C. Braga, R. Murta, M. Morais-Almeida, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Wheat-dependent exercise-induced anaphylaxis: Case report and review of the literature

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    C. Lowe, S. Fitzgerald, S.A. Lee, G. Krishnaswamy

    
  • ·Ethanol is a requisite cofactor in anaphylaxis to spinach

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    S.D. Betschel, P. Vadas

    
  • ·Anaphylactic reaction to the deerfly, Chrysops spp., with successful response to immunotherapy

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    T.M. Hrabak, J. Dice

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis to turmeric

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    D.M. Robinson

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis with exercise after celecoxib + fruit bread

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    R.E. Coifman

    
  • ·Nitric oxide levels in patients with acute allergic reactions

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    R.Y. Lin, A. Gupta

    
  • ·Fatal anaphylaxis: Postmortem findings and associated comorbid diseases

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    B.D. Rotskoff, P.A. Greenberger, B. Lifschultz

    
  • ·Can completely hemolyzed medical examiner specimens be used to detect IgE antibodies?

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    D.R. Hoffman

    
  • ·Comparison of pediatric and adult anaphylaxis cases presenting to emergency departments

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    J.H. Friesen, S. Morchen, C.S. Kelly, A.D. Hogan

    
  • ·Why do parents not use of EpiPens when children experience anaphylaxis?

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    D.J. Dilay, J.R. Roberts

    
  • ·Clinical features of anaphylaxis in children: 7 years' followup of 46 cases

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    A. Cianferoni, E. Novembre, R. Bernardini, N. Pucci, E. Lombardi, A. Vierucci

    
  • ·The role of pharmacists in anaphylaxis education

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    S. Diamond, J. Salter, D. Hummel

    
  • ·Effect of amino acid-based formula on gastroesophageal reflux in infants with persistent distress

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    R.G. Heine, D.J.S. Cameron, D.E.M. Francis, C.W. Chow, J. Brown, M. Heddle, D.J. Moore, G.P. Davidson, D.J. Hill

    
  • ·An international registry of patients with eosinophilic esophagitis

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    J.R. Guajardo, A.H. Assa'ad, A. Mishra, S.C. Jameson, P.E. Putnam, R.J. Noel, M.H. Collins, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Pediatric patients with eosinophilic esophagitis have a high prevalence of IgE sensitization to multiple food antigens

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    A.H. Assa'ad, P.E. Putman, J.R. Guajardo, A. Mishra, R.J. Noel, M.H. Collins, S.C. Jameson, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Food-pollen cross-reactivity in oral allergy syndrome and rhinitis

    Page :S103

    F. Marcucci, G.W. Canonica, F. Frati, L. Sensi, A. Riccio, A. Garzi, P. Tanganelli, E. Novembre, R. Bernardini, G. Passalacqua

    
  • ·Angio-edema and oral allergy syndrome due to the consumption of Carica Papaya

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    L.S. De clerck, D.G. Ebo, C.H. Bridts, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·Identification of specific-IgE to mesquite wood smoke in individuals with mesquite pollen allergy

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    D.R. More, L.L. Hagan, B. Whisman, D. JordanWagner

    
  • ·Goat's and sheep's milk allergies in children in the absence of cow's milk allergy

    Page :S104

    E. Bidat, F. Rancé, T. Baranès, S. Goulamhoussen

    
  • ·Heiner syndrome: Neither gone, nor forgotten

    Page :S104

    I.J. Moissidis, S.L. Bahna

    
  • ·Adequacy of dietary calcium in milk allergic children

    Page :S104

    J.K. Knaack, M.B. Levy

    
  • ·Biochemical basis for hypoallergenic properties of reoxidized -lactoglobulin

    Page :S104

    S. Morigasaki, H. Jung, O.L. Frick, B.B. Buchanan

    
  • ·Choice of formula for infants with a sibling who had an allergy to cow's milk

    Page :S104

    E.S. Chan, M.S.C. Choi, F.E.R. Simons, W.T.A. Watson, A.B. Becker

    
  • ·Increased epithelial permeability and the generation of inflammatory cytokines in response to proteolytic activity in fruit

    Page :S105

    M.G. Buckley, A.F. Walls

    
  • ·Presentation of allergen in different food preparations may affect the severity of the allergic reaction

    Page :S105

    J.O. Hourihane, K.E.C. Grimshaw, R.M. King, J.M. Nordlee, S.L. Hefle, J.O. Warner

    
  • ·Transglutaminase not foolproof in diagnosis of celiac disease in children

    Page :S105

    Z.K. Beams, J.D. Lloyd-Still, R. Sandler, R. McConnie, S. Jakate

    
  • ·Comparison of allergic sensitization/response to soybean in the neonatal swine peanut allergy model

    Page :S105

    R.M. Helm, G.T. Furuta, J.S. Stanley, C.M. West, G. Cockrell, C. Connaughton, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Th1 mediated non-IgE food allergy and ILNH: A new relationship?

    Page :S106

    J. Malka-Rais, J.A. Bellanti, A. Sabra

    
  • ·The effect of IgG removal on detection of murine allergen -specific IgE

    Page :S106

    L.G. Wild, G. Dai, R. Reish, J. Fernandes, P. Gaudry, G. Reese, S.B. Lehrer

    
  • ·Seafood allergy: Clinical manifestation in Thai patient who was referred to Referral Allergy Center, Siriraj Hospital

    Page :S106

    D. Chaidaroon, N. Visitsunthron, P. Vichyanond

    
  • ·Meat allergy and cross-reactivity with hamster epithelia

    Page :S106

    A. Cisteró-Bahíma, E. Enrique, M. San Miguel-Moncín, R. Alonso, J. Bartra, B. Fernández-Parra, M. Lombardero, D. Barber

    
  • ·1L-10 induces antigen-specific T-cell anergy but no regulatory T cells in children with Egg allergy

    Page :S106

    P.A. Eigenmann, L. Tropia, C. Hauser, C.P. Frossard

    
  • ·Incidence of allergen specific IgE antibodies in serum, and variability by age, in a large Japanese population

    Page :S107

    S. Kimura

    
  • ·Barriers to asthma control are associated with future health-care utilization in patients with severe or difficult-to-treat asthma

    Page :S107

    S.E. Wenzel, C.M. Dolan, Y. Deniz, B. Zheng, S. Weiss

    
  • ·Safety of zyrtec (Cetirizine hydrochloride) in infants by dose

    Page :S107

    J. Portnoy, P. Silas, J.A. Catuogno, C. Dubois, G. Farfel

    
  • ·Treatment of allergic rhinitis in patients with comorbid asthma: Inhaled nasal corticosteroids (INS) versus oral antihistamines (OAH)

    Page :S107

    L. O'Dowd, C. Roberts, T. McLaughlin, C. Leibman

    
  • ·Writing wrongs?: An evaluation of the readability and accuracy of information leaflets for people with hay fever

    Page :S108

    H.E. Smith, P. White, A. Frew

    
  • ·Asthma camp education provides short-term health benefits

    Page :S108

    C.H. Song, C.H. Pollak, D. Ershoff

    
  • ·Healthcare cost analysis of allergic rhinitis treatment: Budesonide aqueous nasal spray versus loratadine

    Page :S108

    C. Roberts, C. Leibman, T. McLaughlin

    
  • ·Physician knowledge base in use of asthma medication delivery devices

    Page :S108

    J.A. Garner, H. Nguyen, C. Hiatt, N. Olson

    
  • ·Are clinical practice guidelines applied to asthmatics in a university-based internal medicine residents' clinic?

    Page :S108

    P.F. Maloney, J.P. Boglia, R.M. Mormando

    
  • ·Asthma-related resource use by GINA clasification in 3 European countries

    Page :S109

    D.D. Yin, E. van Ganse, L. Antonicelli, Q. Zhang, K. Naberan, G. Nocea, J. Bousquet

    
  • ·Urban minority children visit complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practitioners for asthma care

    Page :S109

    G.B. Zuckerman, L. Bielory

    
  • ·Effect of adding leukotriene modifier or salmeterol to inhaled corticosteroids on outcomes: Confounding factor in assessing effectiveness

    Page :S109

    D. Bukstein, H. Henk, A. Luskin

    
  • ·Documentation of asthma care on clinical records: Evaluating process of care indicators based on NIH/GINA asthma guidelines

    Page :S110

    D. Malheiro, J.A. Fonseca, J.L. Delgado, A. Costa-Pereira, S. Cadinha, C. Tavares, M. Vaz

    
  • ·Asthma management in the internal medicine resident clinic of a community hospital

    Page :S110

    C.B. Lauter, R. Singh

    
  • ·The use of alternative medicine as treatment for allergic diseases

    Page :S110

    F.J.A. Alfredo

    
  • ·Allergen specific human Th2 cells express a unique chemokine receptor repertoire

    Page :S110

    B. Foster, C. Prussin

    
  • ·Involvement of CD4+CD25+ T regulatory cells in immune responses of latex sensitized mice

    Page :S110

    B. Banerjee, B.D. Johnson, P. Naik, J.N. Fink, K.J. Kelly, V.P. Kurup

    
  • ·Effect of TGF-beta on cow's milk-specific T cells derived from allergic and non-allergic children

    Page :S111

    M.M. Tiemessen, S. Kunzmann, C.B. Schmidt-Weber, M.A. Hoijer, C.A.F. Bruijnzeel-Koomen, E. Van Hoffen, E.F. Knol

    
  • ·Expression of SNARE proteins by human lymphocytes: Possible role in regulated release of mediators of immune response

    Page :S111

    S.O. Odemuyiwa, K. Lo, P. Lacy, R.C. Bleackley, R. Moqbel

    
  • ·Allergen specific Th2 cytokine expression is independent of CD28 costimulation

    Page :S111

    H.N. Thai, B. Foster, C. Prussin

    
  • ·Allergen-driven T cell proliferation and cytokine production can be suppressed by human CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells: In atopic subjects suppression is less efficient than in non-atopics

    Page :S112

    E.M. Ling, D.S. Robinson

    
  • ·Dermatophagoides farinae (Der f I) activates phospholipase D in T cells from Der f I specific allergic individuals

    Page :S112

    J.W. Oh, H.B. Lee, J.S. Han

    
  • ·Flow cytometrical identification of decidual lymphocytes

    Page :S112

    W.J. Stevens, M.H. Hagendorens, A.J. Schuerwegh, D.G. Ebo, L.S. De Clerck, C.H. Bridts, H.P. Van Bever

    
  • ·Prevention of glucocorticoid receptor (GCR) nuclear translocation: A novel mechanism of IL-2-induced steroid resistance in T cells

    Page :S112

    E. Goleva, K.O. Kisich, D.Y.M. Leung

    
  • ·STAT-1 is a major factor regulating allergen-induced airway inflammation and hyperreactivity

    Page :S113

    D. Quarcoo, S. Weixler, R. Joachim, D. Groneberg, B. Ahrens, A.H. Wagner, M. Hecker, E. Hamelmann

    
  • ·The Rho-related GTPase Rac2 is essential for regulation of neutrophil azurophilic granule release

    Page :S113

    P. Lacy, D. Abdel Latif, M. Steward, D. Macdonald, G.A. Francis, F.W. Tse, M.C. Dinauer

    
  • ·Quantification of glucocorticoid receptor (GR) activation and translocation: A novel method

    Page :S113

    A. Petrov, N. Burke, C.M. Neely, M.L. Robinson, S. Watkins, B.T. Ameredes, W.J. Calhoun

    
  • ·Surfactant protein (SP)-D inhibits T cell dependent allergic responses

    Page :S114

    A. Haczku, Y. Tomer, S.T. Scanlon, Y. Cao, M.F. Beers

    
  • ·Mannose receptor mediated sustained activation of extracellular regulated kinase 1 and 2 (ERK1/2) is dependent on fibronectin synthesis in human airway smooth muscle cells (ASMC)

    Page :S114

    L. Young, D.B. Lew

    
  • ·Expression of protein tyrosine kinase syk in airway epithelial cells: Functional implications

    Page :S114

    M. Ulanova, L. Puttagunta, M. Duszyk, A. Szkotak, A.D. Schreiber, D. Befus

    
  • ·Modular organization of the carboxy-terminal, globular head regions of human C1q A, B, and C chains

    Page :S114

    S.K. Gupta, M.V. Perdikoulis, M.S. Kojouharova, B.C. Urban, K.B.M. Reid, U. Kishore

    
  • ·The role of H3 histamine receptors in IgE production

    Page :S114

    R. Khanferyan, N. Riger, N. Kotova, W. Schunack, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Interferon-γ induces 2, 3-dioxygenase expression in human peripheral blood eosinophils: Role in eosinophil survival?

    Page :S115

    A.G. Ghahary, S.O. Odemuyiwa, J. Lee, A. Ghahary, R. Moqbel, A.G. Ghahary

    
  • ·Tryptase and other agonists of protease activated receptor-2 (PAR-2) stimulate the generation of inflammatory cytokines from human lung fibroblasts and myofibroblasts

    Page :S115

    S. Hase, A. Richter, X.Y. Zhou, M. Buckley, A. Aslam, A.R. McEuen, A.F. Walls

    
  • ·IL-5 release by enriched human bone marrow CD34+ cells

    Page :S115

    M. Sjöstrand

    
  • ·Comparative effects of IL-3, IL-5, and GM-CSF on human basophils and eosinophils

    Page :S116

    C. Yoshimura, H. Nagase, T. Fujisawa, M. Yamaguchi, T. Iwata, T. Igarashi, K. Yamamoto, K. Hirai

    
  • ·Cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibition at the time of initial antigen presentation results in enhanced IL-13 and IgE

    Page :S116

    P.W. Jones, K. Goleniewska, J. Furlong, J.R. Sheller, K. Hashimoto, J.D. Morrow, R.S. Peebles

    
  • ·IFN-γ antagonizes IL-5-mediated eosinophil activation

    Page :S116

    C. Park, M.K. Choi, S.Y. Whang, I.Y. Chung

    
  • ·Expression of histamine receptors H1R, H2R, and H4R and effects of histamine on cytokine expression in human intestinal mucosa

    Page :S116

    L.E. Sander, A. Lorentz, G. Sellge, M.P. Manns, S.C. Bischoff

    
  • ·Nerve growth factor (NGF) activates human lung myofibroblasts: A role for NGF in tissue repair

    Page :S116

    A. Micera, I. Puxeddu, F. Alviano, L. Aloe, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·CD2 induced calcium responses and IL-12Rβ2 mRNA expression in relation to atopy

    Page :S117

    C.K. Janefjord, M.C. Jenmalm

    
  • ·Olopatadine inhibits conjunctival mast cell-mediated and fMLP stimulated eosinophil degranulation but not mast cell-mediated adhesion of IL-5 primed eosinophils

    Page :S117

    J.L. Stahl, E.B. Cook, J.B. Sedgwick, H. Kito, N.P. Barney, F.M. Graziano

    
  • ·Costimulation with MIP-1 alpha and IgE-antigen enhances degranulation but inhibits chemotaxis in RBL-2H3 cells expressing human CCR1

    Page :S117

    M. Toda, T. Nakamura, R.M. Richardson, S.J. Ono

    
  • ·Allergen-driven increase of newly produced airway CD34+ cells-role of IL-5

    Page :S118

    S. Sergejeva, A.K. Johansson, C. Malmhäll, N.A. Lee, J. Lötvall

    
  • ·Interleukin-10 inhibits allergen specific Th2 cytokine expression in allergic asthma

    Page :S118

    Y. Cheng, N. Zhong

    
  • ·Immunologic properties of regenerative epidermal sprouts (ES) during colonization with langerhans cells (LC)

    Page :S118

    G.N. Drannik, A.I. Kurchenko, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Anti-allergic effects of IL-12 are mediated by enhancement of apoptosis of lung immune/inflammatory cells

    Page :S118

    T. Kodama, K. Kuribayashi, K. Takeda, N. Miyahara, T. Matsuyama, O. Kitada, M. Sugita, A. Dakhama, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Dual modulation of 15-deoxy-Δ^12,14-prostaglandin J₂ in human leukemia cell line THP-1

    Page :S118

    Y. Azuma, K. Ohura

    
  • ·Asthma counseling: A strategy for reducing asthma symptoms

    Page :S119

    S. Sarpong, R.I. Quartey, S. Greeley, E. Thornton, R. Brown, E. Reece, J. Kwagyan, E.S. Ford, F.J. Malveaux

    
  • ·Eosinophilic bronchitis in patients with chronic cough

    Page :S119

    M.M. Pries, L.J.B. Davis, C.R. Weiler

    
  • ·Self efficacy as a predictor of indoor allergen control

    Page :S119

    K.A. Callahan, P.A. Eggleston, N. Durkin, S. Kanchanaraksa, R.A. Wood, C.S. Rand

    
  • ·Pharmacy service interventions in pediatric inner city asthma

    Page :S119

    B. Dierschke, C. Berge

    
  • ·Caregiver depression and pediatric asthma morbidity in an inner city population

    Page :S120

    L.J. Swartz, J.M. Curtin-Brosnan, S. Kanchanaraksa, C.S. Rand, P.R. Thomas, P.A. Eggleston

    
  • ·Compliance with dietary advice to pregnant women to avoid peanut consumption

    Page :S120

    E.M. Oliver, K.E.C. Grimshaw, J.O. Warner, J.O. Hourihane

    
  • ·Caregiver perception of asthma symptoms in children

    Page :S120

    K.E. Mudd, M.E. Bollinger, K. Huss, A. Butz

    
  • ·Major variability in the prevalence of rhinosinusitis (RS) depending on diagnostic criteria

    Page :S120

    E. Horowitz, F. Diemer, J. Poyser, P. Stivers, L.G. Jean, V. Britt, M. Knight, A. Togias

    
  • ·Asthma and rhinoconjunctivitis caused by rice in a housewife: A case report

    Page :S121

    R. González-Mendiola, J. Campos, P. Prieto, M. García, T. Muñoz, B. De La Hoz, M. Sánchez-Cano

    
  • ·A correlation of skin test reactivity between two dust mite species, D. pteronyssinus vs D. farinae

    Page :S121

    D.K. Harmon, B.A. Miller

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis in the school setting

    Page :S121

    J.M. Dunn, J.M. DeMasi

    
  • ·Criteria for selecting an IGIV preparation: The infusion nurses' perspective

    Page :S121

    J. Davis, K. Duff, S. Ganio, L. Garrow-Harris, J. Gomez, P. MacPherson, B. Nolet, C. Scarlet, C. Underhill, M. Will

    
  • ·The impact of short-term, intense asthma education upon knowledge and asthma outcomes in Inner-city schoolchildren

    Page :S122

    E.J. Saturno, M. Mvula, M. Larzelere, R. Post, B. Marrow, J. Alexander, K. Moisiewicz, C.M. Moore

    
  • ·Perennial allergic rhinitis (PAR): More severe than seasonal?

    Page :S122

    F. Diemer, A. Sanico, A. Togias

    
  • ·Asthma self-efficacy and knowledge of rural school health personnel (SHP)

    Page :S122

    M.L. Winkelstein, R.E. Thompson, B. Calabrese, R.I. Quartey, A.M. Butz, C.S. Rand, R.W. Huss, K. Huss

    
  • ·Allied health skin testing workshop

    Page :S122

    D. Laforest, R. Daugherty, M. Schwarz

    
  • ·Asthma induced by inhaling lumbrokinase aerosol

    Page :S122

    W. LP

    
  • ·Relation between objective measures of asthma and atopy

    Page :S123

    E.O. Corazalla

    
  • ·The effectiveness of asthma education on reducing the incidence and severity of asthma episodes during a two-week period in African American children between the ages of 7–12

    Page :S123

    J.R. Edwards, D. Calloway, M. Caprarola, R. Hollander, S. Ford

    
  • ·High-resolution HLA class II DNA haplotyping in allergic fungal rhinosinusitis and hypertrophic sinus disease: The role of HLA DO3

    Page :S123

    M.S. Schubert, P.S. Hutcheson, R.J. Graff, R.G. Slavin

    
  • ·Resolution of acute sinusitis requires the T-cell adaptive immune response

    Page :S124

    C.L. Blair, X. Yu, K. Thompson, F. Baroody, R.M. Naclerio, A.I. Sperling

    
  • ·The interaction of allergy and bacterial sinusitis in mice

    Page :S124

    X. Yu, C.L. Blair, K. Thompson, F. Baroody, A.I. Sperling, R.M. Naclerio

    
  • ·Evidence of maxillary sinus inflammation in seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR)

    Page :S124

    F.M. Baroody, S. Mucha, M.L. deTineo, B. Maleckar, R.M. Naclerio

    
  • ·Predominance of pseudomonal sinusitis after medical therapy for sphenoid sinusitis

    Page :S124

    D.L. Keitel, R.E. Foutch, J.J. Murray, J.A. Duncavage, D.D. Hagaman, S. Tanner

    
  • ·Extensive degranulation of eosinophils in the mucin, but not in the tissue, of chronic rhinosinusitis patients

    Page :S125

    J.U. Ponikau, G.M. Kephart, E.B. Kern, D.A. Sherris, H. Kita

    
  • ·Recurrence rate of sphenoid sinusitis after medical therapy

    Page :S125

    S. Tanner, D.L. Keitel, R.E. Foutch, J.A. Duncavage, D.D. Hagaman, J.J. Murray

    
  • ·Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) in young children differs from CRS in adults: A histopathology study

    Page :S125

    K.H. Chan, M.J. Abzug, L. Coffinet, E.A.F. Simoes, C. Cool, J.Y. Westcott, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·Long-term effectiveness of the fluticasone propionate/salmeterol (FSC) 100/50 mcg combination product as an inhaled corticosteroid sparing agent

    Page :S125

    P. Dorinsky, S. Yancey, D. Reilly, L. Edwards, K. Rickard

    
  • ·In vitro measures of glucocorticoid response in asthma

    Page :S126

    R.A. Covar, E. Brown, J.D. Spahn

    
  • ·Effects of valved holding chamber electrostatic charge on delivery of beclomethasone dipropionate from a hydrofluoroalkane metered dose inhaler

    Page :S126

    C.J. Amerman, M.J. Asmus, M. Issar, V. Arya, I. Coowanitwong, G. Hochhaus

    
  • ·Montelukast or salmeterol added to fluticasone in uncontrolled asthma: A subgroup analysis of the IMPACT study

    Page :S126

    P.G. Polos

    
  • ·Combination of salmeterol (SAL) and fluticasone (FP) works synergistically to inhibit airway inflammation post allergen challenge

    Page :S126

    C. Swenson, J. Laseman, W. Busse

    
  • ·Symptom-guided adjustable dosing asthma therapy with budesonide and formoterol in a single inhaler—The ATACO study

    Page :S127

    R. Buhl, P. Kardos, A. Baare, K. Richter, W. Meyer-Sabellek, B. Bruggenjurgen, S.N. Willich, C. Vogelmeier

    
  • ·Effect of single-dose inhaled steroid on nocturnal worsening of asthma

    Page :S127

    E.O. Vianna, G. Frezza, J.A.B. Martinez, J. Terra-Filho

    
  • ·Asthmatics treated with preoperative corticosteroids have a low incidence of perioperative complications

    Page :S127

    F.W. Su, D. Beckman, N. Masur, C. Kabalin, P. Yarnold, L. Grammer

    
  • ·−159 C to T polymorphism of CD14 is associated with non-atopic asthma and food allergy

    Page :S127

    J.G. Woo, A. Assa'ad, A. Heizer, G.K. Khurana Hershey

    
  • ·Association of genetic instability of lymphocytes with increased IgE in children living in areas of Belarus contaminated with Cs137

    Page :S128

    L.P. Titov, D. Charnashey, E. Kirylchyk, P. Rytik, S. Melnov, L.M. Du Buske, H.C. Schroder, W. Muller

    
  • ·The CD14(C-159T) polymorphism and allergic disease in African American families

    Page :S128

    E. Ehrlich, A. Zambelli-Weiner, M. Stockton-Porter, K.C. Barnes

    
  • ·Association of IL-4 receptor polymorphisms with atopic asthma in Korean children

    Page :S128

    S. Hong, J. Kim, B. Kim, S. Choi, S. Lee

    
  • ·Stochastic elements of allergen-specific responses in atopic families

    Page :S128

    D.R. Jackola, L.K. Mullany, C.L. Liebeler, M.N. Blumenthal, A. Rosenberg

    
  • ·Potential genetic markers for latex allergy

    Page :S129

    R.H. Brown, R.G. Hamilton, M. Mintz, A.E. Jedlicka, S.R. Kleeberger

    
  • ·A coding region single nucleotide polymorphism (C-SNP) of CD23 is associated with T cell response to antigen

    Page :S129

    J. Meng

    
  • ·Socioeconomic status and race as factors contributing to allergen sensitization

    Page :S129

    L.G. Jean, E. Horowitz, D. Joyner, F. Malveaux, A. Togias

    
  • ·Effect of neuropeptides on cytokine production in peripheral T lymphocytes in patients with atopic dermatitis in the active versus inactive phase

    Page :S129

    C. Antúnez, C. Mayorga, J.L. Corzo, A. Vera, M. Blanca, L.F. Santamaría-Babi, A. Jurado, M.J. Torres

    
  • ·Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and neurotrophin-3 (NT-3) inhibit eosinophil apoptosis in atopic dermatitis

    Page :S130

    U. Raap, N. Deneka, H. Renz, A. Kapp, B. Wedi

    
  • ·T helper (Th) 2 predominance in atopy is due to preferential Th1 memory/effector cell apoptosis

    Page :S130

    M. Akdis, A. Trautmann, S. Klunker, I. Daigle, U.C. Kucuksezer, W. Deglmann, R. Disch, K. Blaser, C.A. Akdis

    
  • ·Variation of gene expression in PBMC after stimulation with staphylococcal enterotoxin B (SEB) among dexamethasone and FK506

    Page :S130

    A. Akasawa

    
  • ·Tacrolimus ointment monotherapy is safe and effective for the long-term treatment (more than 3 years) of atopic dermatitis in pediatric patients

    Page :S130

    J.M. Hanifin, D.Y. Leung, A. Paller, J. Rico

    
  • ·Tacrolimus ointment does not alter immune responses of eczematous children

    Page :S131

    E.R. Stiehm, R.L. Roberts, M.S. Kaplan, J. Corren

    
  • ·Actigraphy assessment of sleep disturbance in patients with atopic dermatitis

    Page :S131

    B.G. Bender, S.B. Leung, D.Y.M. Leung

    
  • ·The association of cord IgE to persistent atopic dermatitis in the first 2 years of life

    Page :S131

    S.R. Morman, C.C. Johnson, D.R. Ownby, S.M. Hensley Alford, S. Havstad, E.M. Zoratti

    
  • ·Prevalence of rat allergen in inner-city homes and the relationship to sensitization and asthma morbidity

    Page :S131

    T.T. Perry, T. Duong, B. Merriman, P.A. Eggleston

    
  • ·Environmental detection of mouse allergen by immunoassay for recombinant mus m 1

    Page :S132

    A. Tsay, E. Ferrari, P. Eggleston, A. Spisni, M.D. Chapman

    
  • ·Occupational exposure and engineering control efficiency assessment using airborne mouse urinary protein (MUP) analyses

    Page :S132

    J.A. Schaefer, L. Marks, J. Bukowski, L. Dostillio, E. Bernacki, R.G. Hamilton

    
  • ·Airborne endotoxin and mouse allergen are present on different mass particulates in research laboratories and animal rooms

    Page :S132

    K.A. Pacheco, C.S. Rose, C. McCammon, J. Martyny, P.S. Thorne, M.E. O'Neill, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·Cat and dog allergen exposure in homes with or without an animal

    Page :S132

    N.J. Custis, J.A. Woodfolk, J.W. Vaughan, T.A.E. Platts-Mills

    
  • ·The long-term effect of environmental control measures on mite, cat, and dog allergen levels

    Page :S132

    A. Simpson, B. Simpson, M. Craven, A. Custovic, A. Woodcock

    
  • ·Relationship between exposure to dust mite, cat, and dog allergens and active asthma in US households

    Page :S133

    S.J. Arbes, R.D. Cohn, M. Yin, D.C. Zeldin

    
  • ·The relative contributions of indoor pollutants and allergens to inner-city childhood asthma morbidity

    Page :S133

    E.C. Matsui, G.B. Diette, P.A. Eggleston

    
  • ·Parent and adolescent perceptions on food allergy

    Page :S133

    S.A. Noone, A. Muñoz-Furlong, S.H. Sicherer

    
  • ·Is the female patient at increased risk for systemic reactions caused by immunotherapy?

    Page :S134

    P.J. Sauber, N.L. Ott

    
  • ·The use of complementary alternative medicine therapies for the treatment of asthma: Within the inner city minority population

    Page :S134

    J.T. Elliston, G. Zuckerman, L. Bielory

    
  • ·Comparison of home assessment and self-report measures of environmental tobacco smoke in children with asthma

    Page :S134

    J.M. Curtin-Brosnan, P.A. Eggleston, S. Kanchanaraksa, R.A. Wood, C.S. Rand, G.B. Diette

    
  • ·Concomitant occasional use of albuterol influences: Bron choprotective responsiveness afforded by formoterol (FM) in patients with the glycine-16 genotype

    Page :S135

    E.J. Sims, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Risk factors for asthma exacerbations: Is asthma severity a predictor?

    Page :S135

    D.A. Stempel, P. Dorinsky, S. Yancey, A. Emmett, K. Rickard

    
  • ·Forced oscillation using impulse oscillometry (IOS) provides objective responses to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) in asthmatic patients when FEV1 fails to improve

    Page :S135

    P. Gaylor, C.K. Saadeh, M. Goldman, J.M. Malacara, M. McGee, B. Reyes

    
  • ·Forced oscillation using impulse oscillometry (IOS) provides objective responses to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) in COPD patients when FEV1 fails to improve

    Page :S135

    M. Goldman, C.K. Saadeh, J.M. Malacara, M. McGee, P. Gaylor

    
  • ·Forced oscillation using impulse oscillometry (IOS) detects false negative spirometry in symptomatic patients with reactive airways

    Page :S136

    C.K. Saadeh, M. Goldman, P. Gaylor, J.M. Malacara, M. McGee, M. Gaylor, C. Saadeh

    
  • ·HLA association in ASA-intolerant asthma (AIA): DPB1*0301 as a strong marker in Korean patients

    Page :S136

    J. Choi

    
  • ·Bronchial challenge tests in asthmatics sensitized to cats: Influence of the particle size on systemic inflammatory markers

    Page :S136

    F. Lieutier-Colas, A. Purohit, P. Meyer, A. Verot, C. Sohy, G. Pauli, F. de Blay

    
  • ·Circadian changes in the sputum of asthmatics and healthy controls

    Page :S136

    T.A. Popov, M.S. Shenkada, A.V. Tzoncheva, M.P. Pravtchanska, T.B. Mustakov, M.P. Baleva

    
  • ·Urinary eosinophilic protein X, sensitization and symptoms of allergic disease

    Page :S137

    C. Core, P. Kissen, B.M. Simpson, C. Peterson, A.A. Woodcock, A. Custovic

    
  • ·Oscillometry in the assessment of small airway function in asthma

    Page :S137

    G. Gnanakumaran, D. MacLeod, P. Howarth, S.T. Holgate

    
  • ·Vascular endothelial growth factor in children with lower respiratory tract disease

    Page :S137

    J. Shim, H. Jeong, M. Park, D. Keum

    
  • ·Hydrofluoroalkane-134a beclomethasone or chlorofluorocarbon fluticasone: Effect on small airways in poorly controlled asthma

    Page :S137

    T. Thongngarm, P. Silkoff, W.S. Kossack, H.S. Nelson

    
  • ·Nasal symptoms in children with bronchial asthma

    Page :S138

    S. Masuda, T. Fujisawa, H. Katsumata, J. Atsuta, K. Iguchi, H. Kamiya

    
  • ·Bronchial reactivity as an objective marker for childhood asthma

    Page :S138

    G. Phongsamart, N. Visitsunthorn, P. Vichyanond

    
  • ·Impaired bronchodilator responsiveness in small airways in chronic severe asthma

    Page :S138

    G. Gnanakumaran, D. MacLeod, P. Howarth, S.T. Holgate

    
  • ·The differences in in vitro responses to D. farinae and bronchial hyperresponsiveness among subjects with or without asthma

    Page :S138

    A. Sutani, I. Kikuchi, K. Saito, N. Shimono, Y. Kuboshima, M. Nagata, Y. Sakamoto

    
  • ·Is rhinitis a risk factor for severe asthma in children?

    Page :S139

    D. Solé, I.C. Carnelo-Numes, G.F. Wandalsen, K.C. Melo, C.K. Naspitz

    
  • ·Validation of a new lung function method in orally intubated mice using a model of fungal asthma

    Page :S139

    A. Braum, M. Rott, T. Glaab, J.M. Hohlfeld, N. Krug, H.G. Hoymann

    
  • ·What proportion of childhood asthma is attributable to atopy?

    Page :S139

    M. Mangat, K. Williams, E.L. Peterson, E.M. Zoratti, D.R. Ownby, C.C. Johnson

    
  • ·Pycnogenol in the management of asthma

    Page :S139

    R. Farid, S. Hosseini, R. Pishnamaz, R.R. Watson

    
  • ·How should bronchial hyperresponsiveness in young children with recurrent wheeze be measured?

    Page :S140

    S.R. Shimamoto, S.M. Brugman, R.A. Covar, J.D. Spahn

    
  • ·Chidhood asthma, behavior problems, and family functioning

    Page :S140

    R. Calam, L. Gregg, B. Simpson, J. Morris, A. Woodcock, A. Custovic

    
  • ·Determinate the sensitivity and specificity exercise challenge on forced expiratory volume 1 second in obese and non obese children compared with asthmatic children

    Page :S140

    D. Blanca Estela, J. Sienra-Monge, H.M.P. Maria de la Paz

    
  • ·Low prevalence of exercise-induced bronchospasm in rural high school female athletes

    Page :S140

    M.E. Hurwitz, J.G. Leflein, M.A. Shinn, E.I. Soskolne, D.D. Chapman, A.K. Vanden Belt

    
  • ·Increased fall versus spring asthma in children in Pasadema CA (1995–2001)—Possible mechanisms

    Page :S141

    J.B. Share, K.A. Pornoff, R. Goldweber, M.M. Glovsky

    
  • ·Are pollen fragments associated with bronchial asthma?

    Page :S141

    P.E. Taylor, R.C. Flagan, A. Miguel, A. Olsen, M.M. Glovsky

    
  • ·There's a bug in the system

    Page :S141

    B. Wolf, C. Schwindt, R. Hamilton, M.E. Bollinger

    
  • ·Psychometric validation of a patient-based preference instrument: The sensory perceptions questionnaire (SPQ)

    Page :S141

    R.D. Lonnox, I. Fowler, M. Gore, K.C. Jones, N. Pethick, L. O'Dowd

    
  • ·Reliability and validity of the visual analog scale (VAS) for use in clinical studies with antithistamines: An assessment of the liteature

    Page :S142

    R. Shikiar, D. Revicki, J. Isserman, M.J. Leahy, S. Meeves

    
  • ·Allergy and infectious diseases in athletes

    Page :S142

    G. Lapucci, G. Rasi, S. Bonini, AIDA working group, L. Aloe, B. Ambrosini, G. Berlutti, M. Bonini, G. Caldarone, G. Caselli, G. Colombo, A. Concu, G.S. Del Giacco, S.R. Del Giacco, A. Ghiani, R. Gaziani, M. Lai, A. Lambiase, E. Manca, P.E. Manconi, P.M. Matricardi, T. Pamich, C. Rumi, A. Todaro, A. Torre

    
  • ·Clinical classification of asthma, PEF and FEV1

    Page :S142

    A.G. Palma-Carlos, M.L. Palma-Carlos

    
  • ·IL-1Beta attenuates the preventive effect of beta-agonists in vivo and in vitro

    Page :S142

    K.C. Hood

    
  • ·Reduction of asthma-related exacerbations and exacerbation-related costs during initial maintenance therapy with fluticasone propionate/salmerol combination product versus montelukast or fluticasone propionate alone

    Page :S143

    R. Stanford, P. Dorinsky, C. Crim, S. Yancey, L. Edwards, K. Rickard

    
  • ·In vitro comparison of a novel nebulizer with ultrasonic and pneumatic nebulizers

    Page :S143

    J.B. Fink, M. Simon, R. MacLaughlan, N. Behan

    
  • ·Omalizumab improves symptom control in patients with porly controlled allergic asthma and concomitant rhinitis

    Page :S143

    J. Bousquet, U. Harnest, K.F. Chung, K. Oshinyemi, M. Blogg

    
  • ·The early allergic phase is better controlled by levocetirizine than desloratadine in a nasal provocation test with grass pollen allergen

    Page :S143

    C.A. Deruaz, M. Berney, E. Monnier, A. Leimgruber, F. Spertini

    
  • ·Montelukast for treating seasonal allergic rhinitis: Effect of pollen counts in 3 fall studies

    Page :S144

    M.P. Malice, G. Philip, J. van Adelsberg, T.F. Reiss

    
  • ·Formoterol (Foradil^® Aerolizer^®) protects against exercise-induced bronchoconstriction

    Page :S144

    U. Yegen, D. Till, B. Ziehmer, J. Kottakis

    
  • ·Anti-IgE therapy with omalizumab improves asthma-related quality of life of patients with poorly controlled allergic asthma

    Page :S144

    B. Higgins, M. Britton, T. Carrillo, K. Oshinyemi, M. Blogg

    
  • ·This ASTHMA survey: Impact of montelukast on symptoms in mild to moderate persistent asthma and exercise-induced asthma

    Page :S144

    H.D. Malonne, A. Lachman, P. Van den Brande

    
  • ·Effect of omalizumab on healthcare utilization in patients with moderate to severe allergic asthma

    Page :S144

    B. Chipps, K. Kim, P. Korenblat, Y. Deniz, B. Zheng, A. Carroll

    
  • ·Virus infection reduces theophylline metabolism in acute asthma: Increased lymphoid MxA protein as a marker for viral infection

    Page :S145

    T. Itazawa, Y. Adachi, Y.S. Adachi, J. Yamamoto, M. Hamamichi, G. Murakami, T. Miyawaki

    
  • ·Low-Dose inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) confers optimal anti-inflammatory effects, while additional bronchodilator activity is afforded by salmeterol in mild persistent asthmatic children

    Page :S145

    A. Mitra, E.J. Sims, S. Mukhopadhyay, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Evaluation of efficacy and patient preference of albuterol delivered via the pocketchamber (PC) versus the aerochamber (AC plus) in patients with asthma

    Page :S145

    M.J. Welch, C. Gallet, N.K. Ostrom, E.O. Meltzer

    
  • ·The efficacy of montelukast as an additive and steroid sparing agent in children with asthma previously maintained on inhaled corticosteroid therapy

    Page :S146

    W. Phipatanakul, C. Greene, S. Downes, B. Cronin, L. Schneider, A. Irani

    
  • ·The effects of histamine and leukotriene receptor antagonism on nasal mannitol challenge in allergic rhinitis

    Page :S146

    R.D. Gray, D.K.C. Lee, K. Haggart, G.P. Currie, S.D. Anderson, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Flexible dosing of montelukast for treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis: Morning or evening

    Page :S146

    J. van Adelsberg, G. Philip, J. Menten, M.P. Malice, T.F. Reiss

    
  • ·Montelukast confers complimentary non-steroidal anti-inflammatory activity in asthmatics receiving fluticasone alone and fluticasone/salmeterol combination

    Page :S146

    G.P. Currie, D.K. Lee, K. Haggart, C.E. Bates, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Omalizumab does not induce thrombocytopenia in the treatment of asthma

    Page :S146

    E. Israel, J. Cohn, E. Meltzer, J. McCarty, B. Zheng, A. Carroll

    
  • ·Montelukast, a leukotriene receptor antagonist, significantly improves symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis: Analysis of 5 spring and 2 fall studies

    Page :S147

    G. Philip, M.P. Malice, J. Menten, J. van Adelsberg, T.F. Reiss

    
  • ·Montelukast as controller monotherapy for Canadian pediatric asthma patients

    Page :S147

    D. Bérubé

    
  • ·Topical nebulized montelukast for nasal polyps

    Page :S147

    S.L. Spector, R.A. Tan, A. Otsuji, N. Attiah, J. Moreno, L. Patrimonio

    
  • ·Patient perceptions of an inhaled asthma medication administered as an inhalation powder via the Diskus or as an aerosol via a metered dose inhaler

    Page :S148

    K.K. Sheth, W.R. Lincourt, L.D. Edwards, P. Dorinsky, C. Crim

    
  • ·Nebulized combined formoterol and budesonide (NCFB) for children younger than 5 years of age with persistent asthma

    Page :S148

    S. Ting, I. Cisnero

    
  • ·Infliximab therapy for severe steroid-dependent asthma and COPD: A case report

    Page :S148

    D.L. Gossage, L.M. Livingston

    
  • ·A direct interaction between clara cell sacretory 10 KD protein (CC10) and inflammatory cell types

    Page :S148

    B. Plunkett, B. Chowdhury, Z. Zhang, S.K. Huang

    
  • ·Functional analysis of the chemokine receptor CCR3 on airway epithelial cells

    Page :S148

    C. Stellato, B. Tancowny, M.E. Brummet, S.L. Curry, C.E. Austin, L.A. Beck

    
  • ·Soluble recombinant human interleukin-4 receptor (rhulL-4R) inhibition of T lymphocytes from antigen-specific cell lines and segmental allergen challenges

    Page :S149

    J.A. Negri, J.W. Steinke, R. Enelow, D.F. Baramki, L. Borish

    
  • ·Human B lymphocytes produce IL-13: Role Asan autocrine cytokine in IgE synthesis

    Page :S149

    R. Janani, O. Hajoui, T. Ronis, Q. Hamid, B.D. Mazer

    
  • ·Molecular mechanism of IL-5 receptor proteasome degradation

    Page :S149

    M. Martinez-Moczygemba

    
  • ·Concerted expression of eotaxin-1, eotaxin-2, and eotaxin-3 in human bronchial epithelial cells

    Page :S150

    A. Komiya, H. Nagase, H. Yamada, T. Sekiya, M. Yamaguchi, Y. Sano, N. Hanai, A. Furuya, K. Ohta, O. Yoshie, K. Yamamoto, K. Hirai

    
  • ·Demonstration of interleukin-9 receptor function in human germinal center B cells

    Page :S150

    L.M. Fawaz, X. Li, Q.A. Hamid, B. Mazer

    
  • ·Multiple defensins present in human breast milk

    Page :S150

    M.D. Srivastava, S.A. Armogida, A. Melton

    
  • ·Activation of human eosinophils by CC chemokine eotaxin is inhibited by gelatinase B (MMP-9)

    Page :S150

    T. Dworok, C. Hartmann, A. Kapp, H. Petering

    
  • ·Albuterol increases IL-4 production by ragweed-stimulated peripheral blood mononuclear cells

    Page :S151

    S. Drapkin, G. Li, J.N. Moy

    
  • ·A novel method for the assessment of intracellular STAT 6 phosphorylation by flow cytometry

    Page :S151

    B.D. Mazer, X. Li, R. Janani

    
  • ·Regulation of IL-13 mRNA expression in human B lymphocytes

    Page :S151

    O. Hajoui, P. Joubert, R. Janani, Q. Hamid, B.D. Mazer

    
  • ·NGF and TrkA expression in human cord blood CD34 positive cells

    Page :S151

    A. Procoli, L. Bracci-Laudiero, D. Celestino, C. Rumi, A. Picardi, S. Bonini, L. Aloe

    
  • ·Dendritic cell homing to murine lung is not CCL5 or CCR5 dependent

    Page :S152

    M.H. Grayson, M.M. Rohlfing, M.J. Holtzman

    
  • ·The innate immune system in human breast milk

    Page :S152

    N. Yannaras, M. Srivastava

    
  • ·LPS stimulates T cell proliferation and expression of IL-10 in the nasal mucosa of young atopic children but not in atopic adults

    Page :S152

    M.K. Tulic, J.J. Manoukian, D.H. Eidelman, Q. Hamid

    
  • ·Monophosphoryl lipid A: In vitro effects on human T cells proliferation and cytokines production

    Page :S152

    F. Puggioni, J.N. Francis, S.R. Durham

    
  • ·Cytokine secretion by activated T cells is dependent on multidrug resistance protein-1 (MRP-1)

    Page :S153

    R.L. Rabin, M.A. Alston, H. Huang, J.E. Slater

    
  • ·Norepinephrine (NE) increases the susceptibility of thermally injured mice (Ti-Mice) to sepsis through the inhibition of CC chemokine ligand 3 (CCL3/macrophage inflammatory protein 1α) production

    Page :S153

    H. Takahashi, M. Kobayashi, D.N. Herndon, R.B. Pollard, F. Suzuki

    
  • ·The recombinant IL-8 stimulates the migration of neutrophils but not eosinophils into nasal lavage fluid

    Page :S153

    P. Górski, M. Kupczyk, M. Bochenska-Marciniak, P. Kuna

    
  • ·Tissue evidence for a Th2-type immune response in the meningeal compartment to bovine pericardium heterograft following dural repair for arnold-chiari malformation utilizing CD markers

    Page :S153

    B.B. Faltay, M.R. Murali, B.A. Silverman, A.T. Schneider

    
  • ·Expression and regulation of IL-13Rα2 on human (Tonsillar) B cells

    Page :S154

    S.Z. Al-Muhsen, O. Hajoui, P. Joubert, Q. Hamid, B. Mazer

    
  • ·Critical role of P38 mitogen-activated protein kinase in virus and DsRNA induction of proinflammatory cytokines in human bronchial epithelial cells

    Page :S154

    F. Imani, T.R. Meusel

    
  • ·Characterization of fibroblasts derived from nasal polyp and control tissue

    Page :S154

    L. Borish, J.W. Steinke, K. Roelofs, C.D. Crouse, D. Bradley, S. Kountakis

    
  • ·Airborne contact dermatitis due to ambrosia deltoidea: A role for air sampling?

    Page :S154

    M.J. Schumacher, N. Silvis

    
  • ·Contact sensitization to Euro coins

    Page :S154

    U. Amon, P.J. Preinfalk

    
  • ·Lansoprazole induced contact dermatitis

    Page :S155

    G.E. Akan, M.H. Moss

    
  • ·A type IV hypersensitivity reaction to pantoprazole

    Page :S155

    B.P.F. Yolanda, H.G.U. Allergy

    
  • ·Textile—Dye allergic contact dermatitis

    Page :S155

    H.D. Oei, W.L. Kartanegara, R.L. Oei

    
  • ·Ulcerating allergic contact dermatitis around colostomy in a patient with Morbus Crohn

    Page :S155

    S.M. Fischer, V. Grimm, A. Gauger, F.M. Köhn, J. Rakoski, J. Ring

    
  • ·Physical and psychosocial functioning of children with atopic dermatitis

    Page :S156

    A.S. Kaugars, M.D. Klinnert, M. Price, M.L. Polintan, F.M. Atkins, D.L. Bratton

    
  • ·Patients with severe atopic dermatitis benefit from tacrolimus ointment monotherapy

    Page :S156

    L. Schneider, W. Berger, M. Rico

    
  • ·Tacrolimus ointment monotherapy is a safe and effective treatment for mild atopic dermatitis

    Page :S156

    J.M. Spergel, B.M. Prenner, J. Rico

    
  • ·The effect of pimecrolimus on prick skin testing

    Page :S156

    E.E. Chang, J.M. El-Dahr

    
  • ·Atopic eczema/dermatitis syndrome in South Europe—How important is food allergy?

    Page :S156

    S. Prates, E. Pargana, M. Borrego, S. Oliveira, C. Santa-Marta, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Atopic dermatitis as an allergic marker for irritable bowel syndrome

    Page :S157

    P.J. Bansal, B. Moparty, M.T. DeMeo, A. Farhadi, A. Keshavarzian, M.C. Tobin

    
  • ·Clinical characteristics of atopic dermatitis in a group of patients of Monterrey, Mexico

    Page :S157

    M.E.M. Elias

    
  • ·In vivo cytokine patterns and activation markers in adult patients with acute and chronic atopic dermatitis

    Page :S157

    J.L. Corzo, C. Antúnez, M.J. Torres, C. Mayorga, R. Santos, M. Blanca, A. Jurado, L.F. Santamaría-Babi

    
  • ·Asthma phenotypes at age 4: Follow-up of disadvantaged wheezing infants

    Page :S158

    M.D. Klinnert, M.R. Price, A.H. Liu, C.A. Dennis

    
  • ·Forecasting asthma-related healthcare utilization with daily virus and allergen measures: A 3-year study

    Page :S158

    M.W. McClung, A.H. Liu, R.H. Jones, R.L. Vogt, A.J. Davidson

    
  • ·Rhinitis-asthma and aeroallergen pattern in the last five year at the outpatient clinic of the institute of immunology, Caracas, Venezuela

    Page :S158

    J.V. Garmendia, P. Tassinari, O. Aldrey, L. Davila, B. Durante, D. Galante, N.E. Bianco

    
  • ·Hospitalizations for asthma during childhood: What percentage of those admitted have had their allergic status defined

    Page :S158

    D.D. Murphy, H.T. Carper, E.A. Erwin, A.P. McLaughlin, M.S. Shaker, M.A. Hellems, T.A.E. Platts-Mills, P.W. Heymann

    
  • ·Asthma in Puerto Rico

    Page :S159

    E.R. Bleecker, R. Perez-Perdomo, J. Arvizu, S. Howard, D.A. Meyers

    
  • ·Fatal asthma in an urban population—Preliminary findings of a retrospective study

    Page :S159

    P.C. Tolomeo, M. Polansky, M. Sherman, D. Lang

    
  • ·High medication usage in a large cohort of patients with severe or difficult-to-treat asthma

    Page :S159

    C. Johnson, B.E. Chipps, C.M. Dolan, E.H. Warren

    
  • ·ISAAC in Hanoi, Vietnam: 1999–2002

    Page :S159

    S.K. Chai, N.N. Nga, H. Checkoway, T.T. Binh, T.K. Takaro, G.J. Redding, D.K. Van, P.H. Son, M.C. Keifer, L.V. Trung, S. Barnhart

    
  • ·Atopic disease in children with elevated serum lead levels

    Page :S160

    K. Shaw, J.N. Moy, K. Amin, B. Yu

    
  • ·Risk factors for asthma in Kuwaiti school children

    Page :S160

    M. Al-Mousawi, H. Lovel, A. Kheder, N. Behbehani, N. Arifhodzic, A.R. Al-Dowaisan, A. Woodcock, A. Custovic

    
  • ·Symptoms in atopic and non-atopic children with asthma

    Page :S160

    E. Simons, J. Brosnan, R. Wood, C. Rand, S. Kanchanaraksa, L. Schwarz, N. Durkin, P.A. Eggleston

    
  • ·Sensitization to indoor allergens in patients with cockroach asthma and rhinitis in Belarus

    Page :S160

    L. Litvyakova, G. Lugovtsova, J.A. Bellanti

    
  • ·Nocturnal cough: Is it allergic rhinitis or/and asthma?

    Page :S161

    T.N. Tan, D.Y.T. Goh, L.P.C. Shek, F.T. Chew, B.W. Lee

    
  • ·Risk factors of atopic diseases on the basis of epidemiological study in Lodz province (Poland)

    Page :S161

    I. Kuprys, A. Elgalal, B. Korzycka-Zaborowska, M. Kupczyk, P. Gorski, P. Kuna

    
  • ·Childhood asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, and atopic eczema prevalence in Yugoslavia

    Page :S161

    Z.M. Zivkovic, S.S. Zivanovic, M. Hadnadjev

    
  • ·Factors evoke status asthmaticus and changes in physical examination in adminission to ICU: 10 years' experience

    Page :S161

    K.J. Karwat, R. Chazan

    
  • ·Capsaicin cough challenge during acute allergen-induced asthma allows continued spontaneous recovery of FEV1

    Page :S162

    D.J. Weinfeld

    
  • ·The Der p 2 recombinant variant C21S/C73S has reduced binding to IgE and to monoclonal antibody alpha-DpX

    Page :S162

    R.B. Gore, M. Craven, F.I. Smillie, A. Custovic, A. Woodcock

    
  • ·Genetic relationship between allergy-causing dust mites: Phylogenetic inference from random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers, housekeeping gene (18S rDNA), and group 2 allergens

    Page :S162

    A.H.B. Loo, S.P.L. Tan, A.C. Angus, K.T. Kuay, K. Reginald, Y.F. Gao, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Immunogenicity of allergen encapsulated into various hydroxyapatite-polysaccharide granules

    Page :S162

    A.A. Babakhin, E.A. Krylova, A.A. Vedernikov, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Cross-reactive IgE epitopes of bet v 1 and homologous food allergens identified by site-directed mutagenesis

    Page :S163

    M. Wallner, A. Prlic, B. Kramer, H. Breiteneder, K. Hoffman-Sommergruber, F. Ferreira

    
  • ·Increased production of IL-5 and IFN-γ in response to rat urine in individuals with laboratory animal allergy

    Page :S163

    H.L. Jeal, M.G. Jones, A. Draper, P. Cullinan, A. Newman Taylor

    
  • ·Differences in circulating dendritic cell subtypes in cord blood and peripheral blood of healthy and allergic children

    Page :S163

    M.M. Hagendorens, D.G. Ebo, A.J. Schuerwegh, A. Huybrechs, H.P. Van Bever, C.H. Bridts, L.S. De Clerck, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·Tropomyosin in ascaris lumbricoides: A cross-reactive IgE binding protein?

    Page :S163

    L.K. Arruda, A.B.R. Santos, V.S.F. Sales, V.P.L. Ferriani, V.C.R. Dantas, C.E.B. Rodrigues, R.E. Esch, M.D. Chapman

    
  • ·Cross-reactive carbohydrate determinants (CCD): Mimickers of allergy

    Page :S164

    C.H. Bridts, D.G. Ebo, M.M. Hagendorens, L.S. De Clerck, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·Immunodominant epitope of lipocalin allergen bos d 2 is suboptimal for human T cells

    Page :S164

    T. Kinnunen, C. Buhot, A. Närvänen, M. Rytkönen-Nissinen, S. Saarelainen, S. Pouvelle-Moratille, J. Rautiainen, A. Taivainen, B. Maillere, R. Mäntyjärvi, T. Virtanen

    
  • ·Extensive sharing of epitopes between group 1 allergens of cedar pollen

    Page :S164

    T. Midoro-Horiuti, V. Mathura, C.H. Schein, W. Braun, A. Togawa, T. Oka, M. Watanabe, E.G. Brooks, R.M. Goldblum

    
  • ·A 4-year review of aeroallergen immunotherapy reactions

    Page :S164

    C.N. Webb, J.M. Quinn, N. Greene

    
  • ·Horseradish peroxidase skin test reactivity in cross-reactive carbohydrate determinants—IgE positive subjects

    Page :S164

    A. Mari

    
  • ·Antibody responses to intranasal and intraperitoneal natural rubber latex in BALB/c mice

    Page :S165

    T. Yan, S.J. McGeady

    
  • ·Systemic exposure of mice to respiratory sensitizing pro teins: Induction of IgE

    Page :S165

    R.J. Dearman, D.A. Basketter, K. Sarlo, I. Kimber

    
  • ·Effect of escalating doses of inhaled LPS on markers of airways inflammation and innate immunity in healthy volunteers

    Page :S165

    N.E. Alexis

    
  • ·Identification, cloning, and expression of a major component of the house dust mite proteome, a putative cuticle-like protein, via peptide mass fingerprinting, tandem mass spectrometry, and contiguous expressed sequence tag alignments

    Page :S165

    X.Z. Bi, S.T. Ong, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·The effects of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) on immune responses in C57BL/6 mice

    Page :S166

    C. Valerio, J.E. Slater

    
  • ·Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG)-associated thromboembolism in antibody deficient patients

    Page :S166

    H.C. Brown, Z.K. Ballas

    
  • ·Immunologic safety studies of bovine-derived human blood substitute (Hemopure)

    Page :S166

    M.S. Gawryl, R.G. Hamilton

    
  • ·Bupropion-induced hypersensitivity reaction and subarachnoid hemorrhage: A case report

    Page :S166

    L.E. Metzger

    
  • ·Delayed cutaneous reactions to heparins

    Page :S166

    J.N. Baraniuk, M. Yazicioglu, L. Kaufmann

    
  • ·Adverse effects of primatene mist used in combination with energy drink containing ephedra alkaloids

    Page :S167

    F.M. Tai, M.H. Serwonska

    
  • ·Adverse reactions to angiotensin receptor antagonists in a patient with hereditary angioedema (HAE)

    Page :S167

    A.B. Vegh, F. Millik

    
  • ·Potential hepatotoxicity from complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)/dietary supplements (DS) containing comfrey, chaparral, and Kava Kava

    Page :S167

    H. Wong

    
  • ·Pulmonary edema after intake of diuretics

    Page :S167

    C. Vila, M.A. Tejedor, I. González-Anglada, M. Fernández-Rivas, A. Rosado, M.D. Alonso, E. Gonzalez-Mancebo, E. Ortiz

    
  • ·Relationship between methods of polymerization and histamine releasability and adjuvant activity of acrylic resins used in dental materials (DM)

    Page :S168

    L.M. Du Buske, A.A. Babakhin, A.I. Volozhin, O.D. Vinogradova, A.A. Vedernikov

    
  • ·The utility of skin testing in suspected clindamycin allergy

    Page :S168

    S.R. Knowles, M.J. Notman, E.J. Phillips, E.A. Weber, N.H. Shear

    
  • ·Ciprofloxacin skin testing: A retrospective study

    Page :S168

    M.J. Notman, S.R. Knowles, E.J. Phillips, E.A. Weber, N.H. Shear

    
  • ·Diagnosis of allergy to quinolones

    Page :S168

    M.L. Somoza-Álvarez, P. Casasnovas, A. Jiménez-Blanco, P. Poza, P. Rico, C. Lozoya-Ibáñez, G. Canto

    
  • ·Expression of different markers in peripheral blood from subjects with immediate, accelerated, and delayed cutaneous reactions to drugs

    Page :S169

    C. Juarez, J.A. Cornejo-Garcia, C. Antunez, M.J. Torres, C. Mayorga, J. Alvarez, E. Sanchez, M. Blanca

    
  • ·Involvement of T cells and the reactive oxygen species in patients with allergic reaction to drugs

    Page :S169

    J.A. Cornejo-Garcia, M.J. Torres, C. Mayorga, C. Antunez, T. Bellon, S. Posadas, M. Blanca, C. Juarez

    
  • ·Differential expression of CD45RO molecule in peripheral blood and blister fluid in toxic epidermal necrolysis

    Page :S169

    E. Sánchez, B. Tapia, J. Álvarez, J. Álvarez-Ferreira, M. Blanca, T. Bellón

    
  • ·Early diagnosis key is vancomycin-induced stevens-johnson syndrome and linear IgA bullous dermatosis

    Page :S169

    D.H. Jones, T.J. Craig, M. Todd

    
  • ·CD69 for in vitro diagnosis of delayed drug reactions

    Page :S170

    M. Yazicioglu, K. Cresswell, G. Whalen, J.N. Baraniuk

    
  • ·A case of local anesthetic hypersensitivity cross-reactive to both pharmacologic ester and amide anesthetic groups

    Page :S170

    R.S. Botta, B.A. Muller

    
  • ·Allergy to local anaesthetics of the amide group with tolerance to procaine

    Page :S170

    M. Morais-Almeida, A. Gaspar, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Allergy to local anaesthetic

    Page :S170

    A. Spínola Santos, A. Lopes Pregal, S. Lopes da Silva, A. Vinhas de Sousa, M. Branco Ferreira, E. Pedro, A.G. Palma-Carlos

    
  • ·Utility of topic application of NSAIDs as diagnostic test of aspirin intolerance

    Page :S170

    S.H. Cimbollek, A. Jimenez, C. Lozoya, R. Merchan, C. Fernandez, R. Vives

    
  • ·ASA desensitization assisted by monteleukast in patients with nasal polyps, asthma, and ASA sensitivity

    Page :S171

    A.S. Cheema, J. Mendelsohn

    
  • ·Valdecoxib is a safe alternative drug for NSAID-sensitive patients with cutaneous reactions

    Page :S171

    M. Sánchez-borges, A. Capriles-Hulett, f. Caballero-fonseca

    
  • ·Severe delayed local reaction to childhood vaccinations containing adjuvants

    Page :S171

    U.K. Reddy, G. avshalomov, V.R. Bonagura

    
  • ·Relationship of onset time and degree of systemic allergic reactions to measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines

    Page :S171

    M. Sakaguchi, K. Tanuguchi, S. Inouye

    
  • ·Successful desensitization to paclitaxel (Taxol^®) in ten patients using a standardized protocol

    Page :S172

    A. Feldweg, K. Price, U. Matulonis, M. Castells

    
  • ·A simplified method for rapid intravenous drug desensitization

    Page :S172

    R.M. Ferdman, M. Wakim, J.A. Church

    
  • ·Oral desensitization to rifampin and ethambutol

    Page :S172

    R. Lo, P.C. Avila, A. Xu, A.T. Tevrizian

    
  • ·Successful paremteral rapid desensitization to docetaxel

    Page :S172

    E.I. Syrigou, I. Damnos, G. Dionellis, e. Psaras, N. Katirtzoglou, O. Tsiakou, K.N. Syrigos

    
  • ·Desensitization to king cobra monoclonal antibody

    Page :S173

    H. Chantaphakul, S. Tiyasatapone, K. Ruxrungtham

    
  • ·Readministration of oxaliplatin on a desensitization protocol in a patient with anaphylactic reaction

    Page :S173

    C. Lozoya-ibáñez, A. Garcia, A. Feliu, R. Cárdenas, P. Poza, G. Canto

    
  • ·Validation of pharmacovigilance algorithms in drug hypersensitivity reactions

    Page :S173

    S. Benahmed, D. Messaad, D. Hillaire-Buys, P. Godard, J. Bousquet, P. Demoly

    
  • ·Latex allergy

    Page :S173

    M. Castro, N. Mathur, H.J. Moallem, R. Joks, A. Josephson

    
  • ·Allergy prevalence increase in latex-sensitized spina bifida patients

    Page :S174

    A.M. Romeira, G. Pires, A. Gaspar, N. Godinho, V. Loureiro, V. Matos, E. Calado, M. Morais-Almeida, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Recombinant allergen-based ELISA for the simultaneous detection of IgE to clinically relevant latex allergens

    Page :S174

    T. Palosuo, T. Karkkainen, K. Frisk, K. Turjanmaa, H. Alenius, M. Kulomaa, N. Kalkkinen, T. Reunala

    
  • ·Latex-specific IgE assay sensitivity enhanced using hev b 5 enriched latex allergosorbent

    Page :S174

    R.G. Hamilton, C.E. Rossi, H.Y. Yeang, D.I. Bernstein, R. Biagini

    
  • ·Specific immunotherapy with a standardized latex extract in allergic workers: A double-blind, placebo-controlled study

    Page :S174

    J. Sastre, M. Fernández-Nieto, P. Rico, S. Martin, D. Barber, J. Cuesta, M. De las Heras, S. Quirce

    
  • ·A four-year prospective study to evaluate the efficacy of glove interventions in preventing natural latex sensitization in healthcare workers at two hospitals

    Page :S175

    K.J. Kelly, M. Klancnik, V. Kurup, C. Barrios-Janko, J.N. Fink, E.L. Petsonk

    
  • ·Intragastric sensitization of latex allergens results in systemic allergic responses in a murine model

    Page :S175

    C.S. Barrios, V.P. Kurup, B. Banerjee, J.D. Henderson, I.A. Vlasova, J.N. Fink, K.J. Kelly

    
  • ·Psychometric validation of a Japanese translation of the RQLQ and WPAL-AS

    Page :S175

    B. Crawford, M. Okuda

    
  • ·Pediatric asthma quality of life questionnaire: Validation in children from Thailand

    Page :S175

    O. Poachanukoon, N. Visitsunthorn, P. Vichyanond, W. Leurmankul

    
  • ·Effect of 1-year immunotherapy on asthma quality of life

    Page :S176

    A. Roger, M. Baltasar, E. Martí

    
  • ·Asthma education and its effect on quality of life

    Page :S176

    C.J. Collura-Burke, B. Speller-brown, L.J. Smith, M.R. Nelson, H.J. Schmidt

    
  • ·Impact of allergic rhinitis on simulated real world performance

    Page :S176

    U. Satish, S. Streufert, S. Vandervort

    
  • ·Improvement of life quality in HIV(+) zoster patients by acupuncture

    Page :S176

    K. Cui

    
  • ·Persistent eosinophilia and skin lesions as presenting symptoms of ulcerative colitis

    Page :S176

    H.J. Moday, D. Berkowitz, D.L. Rosenstreich

    
  • ·Serum mast cell tryptase levels (STL) are elevated in hemodialysis patients and correlate with the intensity of pruritus

    Page :S177

    S. Breit, P. Schöpf, M. Dugas, H. Schiffl, F. Rueff, B. Przybilla

    
  • ·Phospholipase A₂-and hyaluronidase-specific IgG₄ defines allergenicity and/or hyperimmunity to bee venom

    Page :S177

    E.M. Varga, C. Manhart, A. Pfleger, M. Zach, Z. Markovic-Ho, K. Blaser, C. Akdis

    
  • ·Interleukin-2 primes eosinophil degranulation in hypereosinophilia and wells' syndrome

    Page :S177

    H. Simon, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·IgE serum levels after treatment in children with moderate asthma

    Page :S177

    J. Jerzynska, I. Stelmach, W. Stelmach, P. Majak, T. Grzelewski, P. Kuna

    
  • ·Seasonal nephrotic syndrome associated with seasonal allergic rhinitis

    Page :S178

    S.D. Betschel, P. Vadas

    
  • ·Temporal variation in total serum IgE levels in a population-based sample from Tangier Island, VA

    Page :S178

    R.A. Mathias, M. Stockton, A.F. Wilson, K.C. Barnes

    
  • ·High circulating soluble CD14 (sCD14) levels are not associated with asthma or atopy in an afro-caribbean population from Barbados

    Page :S178

    M.L. Stockton

    
  • ·Pertussis-vaccine antigen induced cytokine responses from pertussis-vaccinated children during their first year of life

    Page :S178

    A.I. Lahdenperä, M.C. Jenmalm, L. Nilsson

    
  • ·Signaling defects in basophils in chronic urticaria

    Page :S178

    S.S. Saini, K. Vasagar, F. Haung, S.P. Gibbons, B.M. Vonakis

    
  • ·Reduction of serum IL-10 levels in atopic infants with respiratory syncytial virus bronchiolitis

    Page :S179

    L. Dong, X.F. Chen, C.C. Li

    
  • ·Eosinophil degranulation during pregnancy and after delivery with caesarian section

    Page :S179

    K. Matsumoto, T. Ogasawara, M. Iida, A. Akasawa, H. Saito

    
  • ·IL-10 serum levels in children with moderate atopic asthma

    Page :S179

    I. Stelmach, J. Jerzynska, W. Stelmach, P. Majak, T. Grzelewski, P. Kuna

    
  • ·Analysis of T-cell responses to cat in patients with atopic dermatitis

    Page :S180

    R.M. Carneiro, A.J. Reefer, T.A.E. Platts-Mills, B.B. Wilson, N.J. Custis, J.A. Woodfolk

    
  • ·Th2 skewing of the immunologic development in infants with atopic dermatitis and wheezing

    Page :S180

    W.A. Neaville, C. Tisler, D. DaSilva, K. Anklum, K. Roberg, K. Carlson-Dakes, B. Anderson, A. Bhattacharya, R. Gangnon, J.E. Gern, R.F. Lemanske

    
  • ·The relationship of asthma severity to pulmonary eosinophilia

    Page :S180

    N. Jarjour, J.B. Sedgwick, L. Liu, B. Kelly, W.W. Busse

    
  • ·Histamine-dependent upregulation of eotaxin by endothelial cells in vitro and in the skin of atopic allergic volunteers

    Page :S180

    A.N. Menzies-Gow, S. Ying, A.B. Kay

    
  • ·Low IL-10 production by der p 1-specific T cells in severe atopic dermatitis

    Page :S180

    S.L. Seneviratne, L. Jones, A. Black, A. King, S. Powell, A.J. McMichael, G.S. Ogg

    
  • ·Activation of human skin-derived mast cells by sera from patients with recurrent urticaria

    Page :S181

    W. Zhao, C.W. Greene, C.A. Oskeritzian, L.B. Schwartz

    
  • ·Chronic urticaria and infection by helicobacter pylori (H.P.)

    Page :S181

    M. Giubi

    
  • ·Allergy diagnosis: Value of CD63 and CD203c basophil activation markers, LTC4 release and quantitative real time PCR for Th2 cytokines

    Page :S181

    A. Ocmant, L. Schandene, P. Stordeur, Y. Peignois, A. Michils, M. Goldman

    
  • ·Decreased cytokine response profiles as a predictor of allergic sensitization

    Page :S182

    C.J. Tisler, Z. Li, D. DaSilva, K. Anklum, K. Roberg, K. Carlson-Dakes, B. Anderson, R. Gangnon, J.E. Gern, R.F. Lemanske

    
  • ·Con-A binding fraction isolated from blomia tropicalis (CBF-Bt) recognized by specific IgE antibodies in atopic patients

    Page :S182

    E.A. Taketomi

    
  • ·Objective evaluation of skin test reactions using digital photography

    Page :S182

    R.V. Santos, H.C. Lima, N.A. Rosario

    
  • ·Correlation between cap assay and skin prick test in allergic patients

    Page :S182

    Y. Ahn

    
  • ·RANTES and eotaxin-1 in the gut of children with eosinophilic gastroenteropathy

    Page :S182

    S.J. McGeady, A. Lateef, C. Barone, C.J. Justinich, W. Al-Herz

    
  • ·Expression of keratinocyte growth factor (KGF) is upregulated in nasal polyp disease

    Page :S183

    K.R. Girgis, M. Danley, N.Y. Olson, O.W. Tawfik, D.J. Stechschulte

    
  • ·Interest and limits of basotest^® in the detection of allergic diseases

    Page :S183

    B. Arnoux, M. Rongier, B. Lebel, J. Bousquet, P. Demoly

    
  • ·The TNF-a converting enzyme (TACE/ADAM 17) is expressed on human mast cells and augmented upon heterotypic adhesion with T cells

    Page :S183

    P. Salamon, D. Baram, Y.A. Mekori

    
  • ·Rodent alpha-chymases are elastase-like proteases

    Page :S183

    Y. Kunori

    
  • ·Secretion of basogranulin from human basophils in response to IgE-dependent and non-IgE-dependent stimuli

    Page :S184

    A. Mochizuki, A.R. McEuen, M.G. Buckley, A.F. Walls

    
  • ·Localization of plasma membrane phospholipid (PL) scrambling in relationship to PL scramblase 1 in neutrophils, jurkat and rat basophil leukemic cells

    Page :S184

    D.L. Bratton, C. Goddard, J. Kailey, S.C. Frasch, p. Henson

    
  • ·Sustained phosphorylation of ERK and Akt in basophils from people with the hyper-releasable phenotype

    Page :S184

    B.M. Vonakis, J. Langdon, R. Sora, S. Gibbons, S.M. MacDonald

    
  • ·Activation of human colonic mast cells through proteinase activated receptor-2 (PAR-2)

    Page :S184

    S. He, Y. He, H. Xie, A.F. Walls

    
  • ·Stem cell factor induces cytokine expression in human intestinal mast cells pre-cultured with IL-4

    Page :S184

    A. Lorentz, L.E. Sander, G. Sellge, M.P. Manns, S.C. Bischoff

    
  • ·Phenotypic characterization of human cord blood derived mast cells in respect to chemokines and chemokine receptor genes

    Page :S185

    C. Dahl, H. Kvistgaard Nielsen, S. Junker, P. Schiotz

    
  • ·Evaluation of functional differences in peanut-specific IgE using a flow cytometric basophil activation assay following in vitro passive sensitization of normal human basophils

    Page :S185

    W.G. Shreffler, K. Jarvinen, K. Beyer, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·TGF-β₁ selectively supports prostaglandin D₂ production in activated human mast cells

    Page :S185

    T. Gebhardt, F. Detmer, A. Lorentz, G. Sellge, M.P. Manns, S.C. Bischoff

    
  • ·Interferon-gamma reduces survival of human intestinal mast cells and induces MHC class II expression

    Page :S186

    G. Sellge, A. Lorentz, J. Hoppe, T. Gebhardt, M.P. Manns, S.C. Bischoff

    
  • ·Identification of endothelin B receptors on human mast cells

    Page :S186

    J.C. Anthes, C. Richard, S. Greenfeder, R.W. Egan, M. Billah

    
  • ·CXCR2 is a required chemokine receptor for mast cell progenitor homing to the murine intestine

    Page :S186

    J.P. Abonia, M.F. Gurish, K.F. Austen, D.S. Friend, J.A. Boyce

    
  • ·Regulation and molecular function of peroxisome proliferator activated receptors in human mast cells

    Page :S186

    C. Sarubbi, S. Lee, S. Clark, S. Whaley, K. Hall, K. Krishnan, K. Cantor, G. Krishnaswamy

    
  • ·Expression of protease activated receptors on human basophils and KU812 cells

    Page :S186

    J.R. Purkiss, A. Mochizuki, A.S. Holmes, A.F. Walls

    
  • ·Down-regulation of Th2 cytokine expression by glucocorticoids in cultivated human lung mast cells

    Page :S187

    J.G. Mohanty, J.M. Abboud, E.S. Schulman

    
  • ·Induction of resistin-like molecule beta (RELM-beta) by respiratory allergen, IL-4, IL-13, and STAT6 in experimental asthma

    Page :S187

    C.W. DeBrosse, N. Zimmermann, N.E. King, S.M. Pope, P.C. Fulkerson, A. Mishra, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Eosinophil-derived IL-1β, TGF-β and bFGF induce lung fibroblast secretion of the pro-fibrogenic cytokine IL-6: A potential mechanism for subepithelial fibrosis in asthma

    Page :S187

    I. Gomes, B.M. Espendshade, S.K. mathur, J. Varga, S.J. Ackerman

    
  • ·Interactions between the frequency of viral infections and IFN-γ production in the first year of life

    Page :S188

    D.F. DaSilva, K.A. Roberg, K.T. Carlson-Dakes, C.J. Tisler, K. Shen, P.A. Shult, C.J. Kirk, R.E. Gangnon, J.E. Gern, R.F. Lemanske

    
  • ·Chemokine receptor expression on lung-derived T cells of mild asthmatics after segmental allergen challenge

    Page :S188

    T. Kallinich, S. Schmidt, E. Hamelmann, C. Virchow, W. Luttmann, R. Kroczek

    
  • ·Diminished dendritic cell (DC) IL-10 production in children with allergic rhinitis (AR) and/or asthma

    Page :S188

    R.L. Schreiber, D.A. Gentile, J. Howe-Adams, J. Trecki, A. Patel, P. Fireman, D.P. Skoner

    
  • ·Bone marrow derived inflammatory cells traffic to airways in allergic airway inflammation

    Page :S188

    A.H. Johansson, S. Sergejeva, J.J. Lee, J. Lotvall

    
  • ·Endotoxin is a marker for bacterial in dust

    Page :S189

    A.M. Schiltz, S.R. Roy, Y. Shen, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·Polymorphisms of the cyclooxygenase-1 and 5-lipoxygenase activating protein enzyme genes in patients with aspirin exacerbated respiratory disease

    Page :S189

    B.L. Zuraw, J. Namazy, D.D. Stevenson

    
  • ·Interleukin-7 receptor a chain mutations in 13 patients with severe combined immunodeficiency

    Page :S189

    J.L. Roberts, S.M. Brown, R.H. Buckley

    
  • ·Mechanism of recruitment of WASP-WIP complex to the immunological synapse and of WASP activation following TCR ligation

    Page :S189

    Y. Sasahara, R. Rachid, M.J. Byrne, M.A. de la Fuente, N. Ramesh, R.S. Geha

    
  • ·Identification of dysregulated cytokine networks in human severe combined immunodeficiency using antibody-based microarrays for protein profiling

    Page :S190

    d.D. Patel, V. Tchernev, S. Lezhnin, E. Satyaraj, R.H. Buckley, S.F. Kingsmore

    
  • ·Collective experience of the DHR assay in CGD

    Page :S190

    K.R. Hirsch, O. Jirapongsananurk, T.A. Fleisher, H.L. Malech, D.B. Kuhns, M.R. Brown, S.M. Holland, G. Uzel

    
  • ·The spectrum of clinical phenotype and immunodeficiency due to NFkB essential modifier (NEMO) mutation

    Page :S190

    J.S. Orange, S.R. Brodeur, A. Jain, Z.K. Ballas, L.C. Schneider, F.A. Bonilla, R.S. Geha

    
  • ·Lower in vitro lymphoproliferative responses to tetanus toxoid at 1 year in infants who are atopic at 3 years

    Page :S190

    F.I. Smillie, E.C. McKie, A.J. Elderfield, R.B. Gore, P. Kissen, G. Tavernier, F.Y. Patel, P.D. Arkwright, I. Hutchinson, A. Custovic, A. Woodcock

    
  • ·A family study of mannose-binding lectin deficiency presented as severe recurrent infections evidenced by genetic and immunological analysis

    Page :S191

    D.P. Martin, R.A. Good, S. Haraguchi, L. Johnson, N.K. Day

    
  • ·CD5 primary immunodeficiency: Bacteriophage characterization

    Page :S191

    R.W.E. Hostoffer, H. Ochs, N. Wasserbauer

    
  • ·Influence of age, gender, and atopy on nasal irritant sensitivity

    Page :S191

    D. Shusterman, M. Murphy, J. Balmes

    
  • ·Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) assessed by personal monitors decreases pulmonary function in children with asthma

    Page :S191

    N. Rabinovitch

    
  • ·Risk factors for annual FEV1 decrease in textile industry workers

    Page :S192

    J.A. Ferreira, E. Castro, J. Torres Costa, M. Vaz

    
  • ·Occupational asthma (OA) and IgE sensitization to serratiopeptidase (SP) in workers exposed in a pharmaceutical company

    Page :S192

    Y. Lee, Y. Suh, M. Kim, D. Nahm, H. Park, J. Choi, H. Yoon

    
  • ·High prevalence of sensitization and symptoms of occupational asthma (OA) in snow-crab processing workers of new-foundland and labrador

    Page :S192

    A. Cartier, S.B. Lehrer, L. Horth-Susin, M. Jong, M. Swanson, B. Neis

    
  • ·Latex hypersensitivity in VA healthcare workers

    Page :S192

    A.M. Chiu, C.R. Zeiss, A. Gomaa, D.N. Weissman, F.M. Murphy, M. Hodgson, D. Foster, S. Dejativongse, K. Colella, K. Kestenberg, V.P. Kurup, R.K. Bush, J.N. Fink

    
  • ·Occupational asthma caused by a primary amine contained in metal cutting fluid

    Page :S193

    E. Compés, M. Fernández-Nieto, S. Quirce, M. Etxenagusia, J. Lobo, E. Fernández, M. Audicana, J. Sastre

    
  • ·Interlaboratory agreement of toluene diisocyanate (TDI)-specific serum antibody results are strongly influenced by antigen characteristics

    Page :S193

    Z.L. Lummus, H.S. Park, W.E. Brown, A.T. Jolly, R.E. Biagini, M.A. Wanner, D.M. Lewis, A.L. Burkert, H. Daftarian, D.I. Bernstein

    
  • ·The natural progression of peanut allergy

    Page :S193

    D.M. Fleischer, M.K. Conover-Walker, R.A. Wood

    
  • ·Quality of life in children with peanut allergy

    Page :S194

    N.J. Avery, R.M. King, S. Knight, J.O. Hourihane

    
  • ·The prevalence of peanut allergy in Quebec schoolchildren, ages 5–9

    Page :S194

    R.S. Kagan, E. Turnbull, L. Joseph, Y.St. Pierre, C. Dufresne, K. Gray-Donald, A.E. Clarke

    
  • ·Peanut allergen (ara h 1) detection in foods containing chocolate

    Page :S194

    R. Vinton, M.D. Chapman, A. Pomes

    
  • ·Relevance of ara h1, ara h2, and ara h3 in peanut allergic patients, as determined by IgE-western-blotting, basophil histamine release, and intracultaneous testing: Ara h2 is the most important peanut allergen

    Page :S194

    E.F. Knol, M. Wensing, R. Vlooswijk, M. Ertmann, A.C. Knulst, S.J. Koppelman

    
  • ·A murine model for the evaluation of the allergenic potency of foods

    Page :S195

    G. Reese, S. Kaul, S. Randow, A. Hoffmann, S. Vieths

    
  • ·Persistent effect of immunotherapy with “Engineered” recombinant peanut protein and a bacterial adjuvant on peanut hypersensitivity

    Page :S195

    X. Li, K.D. Srivastava, A. Grishin, J.S. Stanley, A.W. Burks, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Can processing be used to reduce allergenic properties of peanuts?

    Page :S195

    S.J. Maleki, O. Viquez, T. Jacks, H. Dodo, E.T. Champagne

    
  • ·Successful school-based intervention for inner city children with persistent asthma: A case-controlled study

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    M.E. Anderson, M.R. Freas, A.S. Wallace, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·Evaluation of atopy in the asthmatic population of St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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    H. Bacchus, C.D. Schwindt

    
  • ·Utility of FEV1% as a screening tool for asthma

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    M.L. Dyer, M. Li, T. Kimia, L. Clement, K. Kwong, N. Maalouf, J. Hanley-Lopez, K. Feliciano, T. Morphew, F. Lison, C. Jones

    
  • ·Children with asthma at risk in America (CARA): A survey of parents' concerns about asthma

    Page :S196

    J. Golding, S. Wade

    
  • ·Prevalence and causes of medication non-compliance in disadvantaged elderly patients with reversible obstructive airways disease

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    C.A. Saltoun, P. Yarnold, L.C. Grammer

    
  • ·Primary care provider (PCP) adherence to NAEPP guidelines among high-risk inner-city children with asthma

    Page :S196

    K.A. Riekert, K. Huss, A.M. Butz, P. Eggleston, M. Winkelstein, C.S. Rand

    
  • ·Risk factors for asthma among head start children: Evaluation of physical activity and allergy

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    V.L. Firrincieli, B. Geldmaker, N. Custis, R. Ehrensberger, E. Erwin, D. Riposo, C. Shufflebarger, L. Ferguson, T. Platts-Mills

    
  • ·Prevalence of recurrent respiratory episodes in preschool children—PREPAC

    Page :S197

    H. Bisgaard

    
  • ·Allergen-derived T-cell peptide immunotherapy in allergic asthmatic individuals is associated with induction of CD4+ IFN-gamma+/CD4+CD25+ T cells and enhanced expression of TGF-beta and Notch-1 ligands at sites of cutaneous allergen challenge

    Page :S197

    C. Alexander, J. Barkans, L. Forsyth, Q. Meng, S. Ying, A. Verhoef, J. Lamb, A.B. Kay, M. Larché

    
  • ·Effect of HLA-DR-based T cell peptides derived from phospholipase A2 on late-phase skin reactions and T cell function in subjects with mild honeybee allergy

    Page :S198

    M. Tarzi, C. Texier, B. Maillère, M. Larché, A.B. Kay

    
  • ·The kinetics of eotaxin-2 release in nasal secretions following nasal allergen challenge: Its inhibition by a topical steroid

    Page :S198

    L.M. Teran, L. Gonzalez, E. Valencia-Maqueda, C. Negrete-Garcia

    
  • ·Antigen-specific lymphocyte proliferation and cytokine production differentiate children who have outgrown their peanut allergy

    Page :S198

    G. Lack, K. Babb, V. Turcanu

    
  • ·SP-A and SP-D modulate the allergic sensitization by varied mechanisms: Investigations in gene deficient mice

    Page :S198

    T.M. Gupta, U. Kishore, H. Clark, P. Strong, M. Singh, K.B.M. Reid, P.U. Sarma

    
  • ·Protective role of a recombinant fragment of human surfactant protein D (SP-D) against pulmonary hypersensitivity in a murine model of dust mite allergy

    Page :S199

    M.K. Singh, T.M. Gupta, B.C. Urban, U.P. Sarma, U. Kishore

    
  • ·NK cell-dependent, airway-specific, innate eosinophilic response to alternaria in mice

    Page :S199

    K. Iijima, T. Kobayashi, H. Kita

    
  • ·A causative relationship exists between eosinophils and the development of allergic pulmonary pathologies

    Page :S199

    N.A. Lee, H.H. Shen, J.R. Crosby, E.M. Hines, M.T. Borchers, M.P. McGarry, S.I. Ochkur, T.L. Biechele, K.R. O'Neill, T.L. Ansay, D.C. Colbert, S.A. Cormier, J.P. Justice, J.J. Lee

    
  • ·Protective roles of surfactant proteins, SP-A and SP-D, in lung infection and allergy

    Page :S200

    U. Kishore, P.U. Sarma, M. Singh, B.C. Urban, K.B.M. Reid, T. Madan

    
  • ·Parietaria pollen sublingual immunotherapy for asthmatic children: Seasonal behavior in methacholine PC20

    Page :S200

    G.B. Pajno, D. Vita, L. Caminiti, S. La Grutta, G. Barberio

    
  • ·Efficacy and safety of a standardized sublingual therapeutic vaccine of cat epithelia extract

    Page :S200

    E. González, P. Berges, E. Aragoneses, C. Martín, E. Álvarez-Cuesta

    
  • ·Efficacy and safety of a therapeutic vaccine containing depigmented and glutaraldehyde-polymerized extracts of dactylis glomerata and olea europaea

    Page :S200

    E. Aragoneses, C. Martín, P. Berges, E. González, E. Álvarez-Cuesta

    
  • ·Enhanced IL-10 secretion by PBMC during the ragweed season: Effect of AIC immunotherapy vs placebo

    Page :S201

    P.S. Creticos, S.S. Lighvani, A.P. Bieneman, S.L. Balcer-Whaley, P.S. Norman, L.M. Lichtenstein, J.T. Schroeder

    
  • ·Why are we still decreasing the dose of allergy shots after local reactions?

    Page :S201

    J.M. Kelso

    
  • ·In vitro allergen-induced mRNA expression of SLAM (Signaling lymphocytic activation molecule) by PBMC of patients with allergic rhinitis during specific immunotherapy

    Page :S201

    K. Laaksonen, J. Savolainen, R. Lahesmaa, M. Junikka, E.O. Terho

    
  • ·Grass pollen immunotherapy as an effective therapy for childhood seasonal allergic asthma

    Page :S201

    C. Hurley, G. Roberts, G. Lack

    
  • ·Omalizumab reduces the rate of asthma deterioration-related incidents in patients with poorly controlled allergic asthma

    Page :S202

    J.G. Ayres, R. Niven, G. Ayre, M. Blogg, H. Fox

    
  • ·Fluticasone propionate (FP) CFC delivered via valved holding chamber with facemask for 12 weeks improved asthma control in children aged 24–47 months with asthma

    Page :S202

    C.C. Crim, R.A. Nathan, J.W. Baker, G.W. Bensch, M.A. Faris, N.E. Herje, C.A. Scott, W. Wu, C.C. Reisner

    
  • ·Systemic availability (Lung deposition) of drug from two different dry-powder inhalers in children with asthma

    Page :S202

    S. Pedersen, L. Agertoft

    
  • ·Budesonide/formoterol and fluticasone/salmeterol combination inhalers delay immediate albuterol recovery following acute bronchoconstriction

    Page :S202

    D.K.C. Lee, G.P. Currie, W.J. Cockburn, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Methacholine challenge causes increased excretion of urinary eosinophil protein X in asthmatic children

    Page :S203

    H. Lee, J. Oh, S. Shin, Y. Choi

    
  • ·Low-dose enantiomeric beta-agonists modulate IL-6 production in human airway smooth muscle cells

    Page :S203

    B.T. Ameredes, A.L. Gligonic, C.M. Neely, M.L. Robinson, W.J. Calhoun

    
  • ·Dietary intake, atopy, and wheeze at age 3 years: A nested case-control study

    Page :S203

    C.S. Murray, B.M. Simpson, G. Poletti, A. Woodcock, A. Custovic

    
  • ·Lung function in children compared to adults: A cross-sectional study of over 85,000 measurements

    Page :S203

    K. Paull, M. Kraft, D. Gurka, J. Spahn

    
  • ·IgE response to recombinant allergens in patients sensitized to aspergillus in asthmatics and cystic fibrosis

    Page :S204

    V.P. Kurup, A.P. Knutsen, P.A. Greenberger, L.J. Castillo, N. Elms, M.B. Levy, K.J. Kelly, J.N. Fink

    
  • ·Cat en-rage: A new allergen and a new concept

    Page :S204

    W.R. Thomas, W. Smith, M.D. Chapman, A.J. Bulter, L.A. Hazell, D.G. Nickels, K.L. Mills, B.J. Hales

    
  • ·European variants of house dust mite allergen der f2

    Page :S204

    A. Nandy, L. Graefe, I. Bormann, H. Kahlert, B. Weber, F.M. Kniest, O. Cromwell, H. Fiebig

    
  • ·Molecular cloning and characterization of a group 4 α-amylase Blomia tropicalis allergen

    Page :S204

    K.T. Kuay, W.L. Wang, H.S. Shang, S.H. Lim, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Der f1 allergen levels in the Nerthelands: Misclassification of house dust mite allergen exposure in studies measuring only der p1?

    Page :S205

    A. Pronk, G. Doekes, M. Hady, P. Steerenberg, J. van Amsterdam, B. Brunekreef

    
  • ·Proteolytic activity of house dust—Exposure levels in homes

    Page :S205

    J. Baker, P. Meighan, R. Pirzad, T. Cooke

    
  • ·Efficacy of extermination/intensive cleaning in reduction of cockroach allergen in inter-city North Carolina homes

    Page :S205

    M. Sever, S. Arbes, J.C. Gore, L. Liu, E. Long, J. Archer, E. Nuebler, M. Walter, H. Mitchell, C. Schal, D.C. Zeldin

    
  • ·The effect of dehumidification/HEPA filtration on dew point and airborne mold spore counts in day care centers

    Page :S205

    J.A. Bernstein, M.S. Crandall, B.P. Lanphear, A.S. Perez, R. Floyd, L. Levine

    
  • ·Intranasal treatment with CpG oligonucleotides provides protection from anaphylaxis in a murine model of peanut allergy

    Page :S206

    J.D. Kattan, K.D. Srivastava, X. Li, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Allergen immunotherapy with heat-killed listeria monocytogenes (HKL) abrogates peanut sensitivity/anaphylaxis in dogs

    Page :S206

    O.L. Frick, S.S. Teuber, B.B. Buchanan, S. Morigasaki, D.T. Umetsu

    
  • ·Occult bone marrow mastocytosis presenting as recurrent systemic anaphylaxis

    Page :S206

    C. Akin, D.D. Metcalfe

    
  • ·PAF acetylhydrolase deficiency predisposes to fatal anaphylaxis

    Page :S206

    P. Vadas, M. Gold, G. Liss, C. Smith, J. Yeung, B. Perelman

    
  • ·Fire ants represent an important risk for anaphylaxis among residents of an endemic region

    Page :S207

    E.L. Caplan, J.L. Ford, P.F. Young, D.R. Ownby

    
  • ·Using live sting challenge to evaluate efficacy of reduced maintenance dose of IFA immunotherapy in a patient with recurrent systemic reactions

    Page :S207

    C.E. Thornblade, J.S. Nugent, L.L. Hagan

    
  • ·A comparison of the UniCap test with an ELISA in the diagnosis of individuals with systemic or severe local reactions to mosquito bites

    Page :S207

    Z. Peng, A. Beckett, Q. Wang, E. Simons

    
  • ·Quantitative allergenic potency of latex gloves reflected in Hev b 5 and Hev b 13 contents

    Page :S207

    H.Y. Yeang, S.A.M. Arif, Y.H. Loke, M. Raulf-Heimsoth, R.G. Hamilton

    
  • ·Direct costs of allergen immunotherapy for allergic rhinitis in the united states: Estimates from the 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

    Page :S208

    J.S. Sundy, A.W. Law, S.D. Reed, K.A. Schulman

    
  • ·Costs and health care utilization (HCU) in adults with asthma in a hospital-based HMO: Influence of poorly controlled patients

    Page :S208

    E.R. Soriano, R. Gómez, A. Scharfner, D. Hares, A. Beratarrechea, E. Lifschitz, S. Figar, G. Machnicki, A. Castronuovo, A. De La Canal, M. Marchetti, F. Gonzalez Bernaldo de Quiros

    
  • ·Use of long-term asthma controller medications before and after a hospitalization or emergency department visit

    Page :S208

    A. Atherly, S.G. Williams

    
  • ·Inapparent non-adherence to inhaled corticosteroids regimens for bronchial asthma

    Page :S208

    M.S. Kaplan

    
  • ·The cost of the underdiagnosis of asthma

    Page :S209

    C.L. Walker

    
  • ·Comparison of healthcare costs after treatment with inhaled corticosteroids (ICSs) and leukotriene receptor antagonists (LTRAs) for asthma

    Page :S209

    B. Parasuraman, L. McDermott, C. Roberts, T. McLaughlin

    
  • ·Underuse of allergen sensitization evaluation and trigger avoidance education among inner-city adults with persistent asthma

    Page :S209

    E.A. Halm, P.J. Busse, J. Wang

    
  • ·National Environmental Health Tracking Network is necessary to combat increasing rates of asthma throughout the country

    Page :S209

    M.G. Chuk, L. Rasar King

    
  • ·Regulation of the activin a expression in mast cells and asthma: Its effect of the proliferation of human airway smooth muscle cells

    Page :S210

    S.H. Cho, Z. Yao, S. Wang, R.F. Alban, S.W. French, C.K. Oh

    
  • ·FcεRI-dependent growth gene induction in human mast cells is differentially controlled by T helper type 2 cytokines

    Page :S210

    J.A. Boyce, K.S. Price, M. Briskin, M. Hodge, J. Lora

    
  • ·Characterization of novel stem cell factor responsive human mast cell lines LAD 1 and 2 established from a patient with mast cell sarcoma/leukemia; Activation following aggregation of FcεRI and FcγRI

    Page :S210

    A.S. Kirshenbaum, C. Akin, Y. Wu, A. Gilfillan, J.P. Goff, D.B. Golden, D.D. Metcalfe

    
  • ·Modulation of basophil function by leukocyte immunoglobulin-like receptors (LIRs)

    Page :S210

    D.E. Sloane, N. Tedla, M. Awoniyi, D.W. MacGlashan, K. Austen, J.P. Arm

    
  • ·Eosinophil SNAREs are critical components for eosinophil peroxidase (EPO) release and are associated with the Sec1/Munc18 (SM) regulator, Munc18c

    Page :S211

    M.R. Logan, S.O. Odemuyiwa, P. Lacy, R. Moqbel

    
  • ·Modulatory role of human blood eosinophils in angiogenesis: Ex vivo and in vitro studies

    Page :S211

    I. Puxeddu, A. Alian, A.M. Piliponsky, A. Panet, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·CD9 physically associates with CD11b/CD18 integrin and regulates adhesion and activation of human eosinophils

    Page :S211

    A. Terada, K. Iijima, H. Kita

    
  • ·Airway epithelial cell activation and toll-like receptors (TLR)

    Page :S212

    Q. Sha, J.R. Plitt, N.M. Heller, L.A. Beck, F. Imani, R.P. Schleimer

    
  • ·Impact of a randomized asthma education program on asthma control in children

    Page :S212

    A.B. Becker, D. Whitters, C.A. Gillespie, S.E. Filuk, J.E. McColm, N.J. Thomas, M.P. Piwniuk, F.R. Simons, W.T.A. Watson

    
  • ·Psychological profiles of adult asthmatic patients with or without childhood asthma

    Page :S212

    M. Haida, Y. Tsuchikawa

    
  • ·Asthma-related healthcare utilization in patients initiating fluticasone propionate (FP) and montelukast sodium (MON)

    Page :S212

    F.C. Allen-Ramey, S. Sajjan, P.T. Duong, L.E. Markson

    
  • ·Longitudinal patterns of asthma care in preschool children in a medicaid population

    Page :S213

    L.M. Nelsen, S. Munns, J. Whitmire, R. Balkrishnan, N.C. Santanellol

    
  • ·Comparative study of 3^rd generation cephalosporin antibiotic and amoxicillin or TMP-sulfa in treatment of sinusitis

    Page :S213

    R. Olson, D. Bukstein, A. Luskin

    
  • ·A survey of β₂-agonist inhaler availability for children with asthma during organized sporting events

    Page :S213

    I.D. Cardona, G.E. D'Alonzo, J.M. Becker

    
  • ·Efficacy of inhaled corticosteroids in combination with a long acting beta₂-agonist in asthmatic children under 5

    Page :S213

    S. Sekhsaria, M. Alam

    
  • ·National design of “Asthma registry plan” and evaluation of its integration into Health Care Networks in Iran

    Page :S214

    M. Gharagozlou

    
  • ·A patient satisfaction survey comparing levalbuterol to racemic albuterol in children

    Page :S214

    W.E. Berger, D. Ames

    
  • ·Yearly peak in pediatric asthma admissions in Canada

    Page :S214

    C.A. Gillespie, S. Kapur, A. Avery, M. Tillett, A.B. Becker

    
  • ·Development of the asthma control test (ACT)

    Page :S214

    R.A. Nathan, C. Sorkness, J.T. Li, M. Schatz, P. Marcus, J. Murray, M. Kosinski

    
  • ·Impact of nocturnal asthma symptoms on parents of inner city children

    Page :S214

    G.B. Diette, C. Rand, L. Swartz, A. Butz, S. Kanchanaraksa, J. Brosnan, P. Eggleston

    
  • ·Nocturnal nasal CPAP use improves respiratory function in moderate to severe asthma

    Page :S215

    N. Edwards, D.M. Blyton, T. O'Meara, L. Poulos, J.D. Brannan, C.E. Sullivan

    
  • ·The development of respiratory allergy in children with food sensitivity

    Page :S215

    S. Huang

    
  • ·Evaluation of patients' preferences for triamcinolone acetonide AQ, fluticasone propionate, and mometasone furoate nasal sprays in patients with allergic rhinitis

    Page :S215

    L. Dupclay, D. Thompson, M. Stokes, G. Georges

    
  • ·Role of allergy and inflammation in nasal polyps and sinusitis

    Page :S216

    J. Hao, Y. Pang, D. Wang

    
  • ·High doses of the novel inhaled steroid ciclesonide have no effect on HPA-axis function in patients with moderate-to-severe persistent asthma

    Page :S216

    S.J. Szefler, J. Herron, M. Lloyd, S. Rohatagi, J.E. Williams, S. Kundu, D. Banerji

    
  • ·Lung deposition and distribution of flunisolide-HFA, assessed by Gamma Scintigraphy and Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT)

    Page :S216

    S.P. Newman, D.A. Clark, C.S. Kalirai, G.R. Pitcairn, P.H. Hirst, W.T. Abramowitz, R. Kapil, J. Rosenberg, K. Newman

    
  • ·Anti-inflammatory effect of tecastemizole on nasal epithelial cell (NEC) production of IL-8, IL-1β, and nitric oxide (NO)

    Page :S216

    M. Frieri, B. May

    
  • ·Pharmacokinetics of ciclesonide and its active principle in asthma patients and healthy subjects after single-dose inhalation

    Page :S217

    T.D. Bethke, R. Nave, K. Zech, K.A. Gunawardena

    
  • ·An evaluation of short-term corticosteroid response in perennial allergic rhinitis using histamine and adenosine monophosphate nasal challenge

    Page :S217

    A.M. Wilson, E.J. Sims, L.C. Orr, F. Robb, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Once-daily evening dosing with mometasone furoate dry-powder inhaler reduces overnight and early morning symptoms of mild to moderate asthma

    Page :S217

    J. Corren, P.V. Perin, S.P. Galant, H. Staudinger, H. Sacks

    
  • ·Ciclesonide, a novel inhaled steroid, has no effect on hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA)-axis function in mild-to-moderate asthmatics

    Page :S218

    C.F. LaForce, J.W. Baker, D. Amin, S. Rohatagi, P. Mendes, J. Williams, S. Kundu, D. Banerji

    
  • ·Effects of once-daily evening dosing with mometasone furoate dry-powder inhaler on symptom control in mild to moderate asthma

    Page :S218

    A. D'Urzo, B. Prenner, M. Vandewalker, H. Staudinger, H. Sacks

    
  • ·PK/PD of inhaled corticosteroids: The risk/benefit of inhaled ciclesonide

    Page :S218

    S. Rohatagi, H. Derendorf, K. Zech, R. Nave, D. Banerji

    
  • ·Triamcinolone acetonide aqueous (TAA AQ) and fluticasone propionate (FP) nasal sprays show equivalent relief of total symptom scores regardless of disease severity

    Page :S219

    H.B. Kaiser, T. Woodworth, Y. Liao, J. Garcia, G. Georges

    
  • ·Efficacy and safety of one-puff, once-daily, evening treatment with mometasone furoate dry-powder inhaler 400 mcg compared with fluticasone propionate metered dose inhaler 125 mcg two puffs, twice daily in asthma patients switched from fluticasone propionate

    Page :S219

    P. Larivée, J. Eller, N. Crimi, C. Picado, A. Wardlaw, L. Ghaly, A.G. Harris

    
  • ·Fluticasone propionate is safe in treating pre-school age children (24–47 months) with asthma

    Page :S219

    R.L. Wasserman, K.T. Kim, K.V. Blake, N.E. Herje, C.A. Scott, W. Wu, C.C. Crim, F.H. Barnhart, C.C. Reisner

    
  • ·The ability of children to use dry-powder inhalers

    Page :S219

    S. Ones, Z. Tamay, E. Kirerleri, N. Guler

    
  • ·Allergist and pulmonologist prescribing of inhaled corticos-teroids for pregnant and nonpregnant women with asthma

    Page :S220

    N.K. Ostrom, P. Park, M. Cruz-Rivera

    
  • ·The effect of budesonide encapsulated in liposomes on airway hyperresponsiveness in experimental asthma

    Page :S220

    S.D. Nandedkar, K.S. Konduri, D.A. Rickaby, N. Duzgunes

    
  • ·Determinants of airway hyperresponsiveness in mild asthma

    Page :S220

    C.M. Jackson, G.P. Currie, D.C. Lee, B.J. Lipworth

    
  • ·Oropharyngeal deposition of inhaled ciclesonide and budesonide in healthy subjects

    Page :S220

    R. Nave, K. Zech, T.D. Bethke

    
  • ·Hoarseness secondary to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) successfully treated with QVAR

    Page :S221

    H.M. Yeates

    
  • ·Significant improvement in an adolescent with severe steroid-dependent asthma following clarithromycin therapy

    Page :S221

    M.A. Cavuoto, B. Kaplan

    
  • ·Long term survival in perinatal HIV infection

    Page :S221

    S. Radinsky, S. Schuval

    
  • ·Effect of a multisystemic therapy program on Pediatric HIV medication adherence as measured by viral load

    Page :S221

    I. Badr, C. Rongkavilit, S. Naar-King, E. Moore, E. Secord

    
  • ·Evaluation of TSE clearance by the filtration process of a new intravenous immunoglobulin product (Gamunex^™, 10%)

    Page :S222

    C. Stenland, J. Terry, K. Cai, M. Nelson, R. Hartwell, R. Rubenstein, S. Petteway

    
  • ·Frequency of the 10 warning signs among patients with primary humoral immune deficiences

    Page :S222

    R.W. Hendershot, S.K. Watters, M.C. Zacharisen, K.J. Kelly

    
  • ·Interferon alpha treatment for disseminated M. avium complex (MAC) infection in complete interferon gamma receptor 2 deficiency

    Page :S222

    G. Uzel, K.R. Hirsch, T.A. Fleisher, S.M. Holland

    
  • ·Common gamma chain mutation R222C causes atypical severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) phenotype

    Page :S222

    M. Triassi, C. Roifman

    
  • ·Pretransplant lymphoproliferative disease in an infant with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

    Page :S223

    L.J. Kobrynski, C. Abramowsky

    
  • ·Increased apoptosis in monocytes of XLA patients stimulated with pneumococcal antigen

    Page :S223

    F.R. Vallejos, E.J. Saturno, C.M. Moore, R.U. Sorensen, A. Ochoa

    
  • ·The affects of an aged immune system on HIV: The course of HIV in elderly patients compared with a younger group when aggressive highly active antiretroviral therapy is instituted

    Page :S223

    N. Sharma, M. Lee-Wong

    
  • ·Immune response to hepatitis a vaccination in HIV positive patients

    Page :S223

    H. Yarmohammadi, C. Feucht, S. Weissman

    
  • ·Bone marrow transplantation without myeloablative conditioning in a child with severe combined immunodeficiency pre-treated with PEG-ADA

    Page :S224

    E.T. Chu, R. Shames, E.G. Loewy, M.S. Hershfield, M.J. Cowan, D.T. Umetsu

    
  • ·Stability of a new liquid intravenous immunoglobulin preparation (IGIV-C 10%) manufactured using a novel production process

    Page :S224

    C. Schreiner, S. Beck

    
  • ·Clinical presentation of five patients with idiopathic CD4+T-lymphocytopenia

    Page :S224

    L.J.B. Davis, C.R. Weiler

    
  • ·Common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) presenting with bronchiolitis obliterans with organizing pneumonia (BOOP)

    Page :S224

    J. Lynn, R. Wodell, A.I. Levinson

    
  • ·Successful unrelated donor cord blood transplantation in a thai boy with wiskott-aldrich syndrome

    Page :S225

    A. Chewataworn, P. Chatchatee, P. Vanichsetakul, J. Ngamphaiboon

    
  • ·X-linked agammaglobulinemia (XLA) and growth disturbance

    Page :S225

    P.D. Jantzi, F.C. Schmalstieg

    
  • ·An unusual combination of abnormal neutrophil oxidative function, neutropenia, and severe anemia

    Page :S225

    P. Venkatesh, J.M. El-Dahr

    
  • ·Study on diagnosis and treatment to patients with hereditary angioedema

    Page :S225

    Y.X. Zhi, H.Y. Zhang

    
  • ·Interferon-γ receptor-2 deficiency presenting with cytomegalovirus infection

    Page :S226

    A.M. Scurlock, S.G. Shaw, S.D. Rosenzweig, E.O. Sajaroff, S.M. Holland, R.H. Buckley

    
  • ·Comparison of new methods for assessing cell-mediated immune responses

    Page :S226

    C.W. Thurm, P. Hembree, S. Manna, J.F. Halsey

    
  • ·Tuberculin test—A good tool in HIV positive patients

    Page :S226

    B.D. Dalal, P. Garg, P. Dalal, H. Desai, S. Sheth, R. Patel

    
  • ·Natural killer cells in mucocutaneous candidiasis

    Page :S226

    M.L. Palma-Carlos

    
  • ·Tolerability of a new intravenous immunoglobulin preparation (IGIV) in pediatric and adult patients

    Page :S226

    K. Hanna, IGIV-C Study Group

    
  • ·Tolerability of rapid infusion administration of a novel IGIV preparation (IGIV-C, 10%) in patients with chronic idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)

    Page :S227

    J.B. Bussel, K. Hanna, IGIV-C in ITP Study Group

    
  • ·Pharmacokinetics of intravenous immunoglobulin administered via subcutaneous route in patients with hypogamma-globulinemia

    Page :S227

    C. Tantimongkolsuk, T. Arkachaisri, N. Visitsunthorn, A. Wongkajornsilp, P. Vichyanond

    
  • ·Clinical utility of anergy testing in conjunction with purified protein derivative (PPD) testing

    Page :S227

    S.A. Armogida, L. Pien

    
  • ·Intraspinal sarcoidosis and common variable immune deficiency—Case report and literature review

    Page :S228

    A. Madaan, C.R. Weiler

    
  • ·Common variable immunodeficiency: Two subgroups defined by IgE levels

    Page :S228

    C.L. Brown, R.D. Thomas, Z. Ballas

    
  • ·Movement disorder in a patient with hyper IgM syndrome

    Page :S228

    R.G. Piltch, R. Boustany, L. Williams

    
  • ·Beneficial effect of an amino-acid based formula for neonatal eosinophilic folliculitis associated with hyper-IgE syndrome and cow's milk allergy

    Page :S228

    V.P. Hernandez-Trujillo, J.T. Belleau, W.T. Nguyen, M. Jeng, M.E. Conley, D.B. Lew

    
  • ·Von willebrand disease type III and diminished response to bacteriophage phiX174 testing

    Page :S229

    T.H. Sher, N. Wasserbauer, R.W. Hostoffer

    
  • ·Immune deficiency in VACTERL syndrome complicating chylothorax

    Page :S229

    N. Kashemsri, K.E. Georgeson, T.P. Atkinson

    
  • ·Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMX)-associated neutropenia in a patient with X-linked hyper IgM syndrome (XHIM)

    Page :S229

    D.B. Coyle, M.B. Fasano

    
  • ·Trisomy 18 associated with combined immune deficiency

    Page :S229

    F.O. Seeborg, W.T. Shearer, L.M. Noroski

    
  • ·Common variable immunodeficiency presenting as Burkitt's lymphoma in a 12-year-old boy

    Page :S230

    S. Judge, I. Badr, E. Secord

    
  • ·Headache in patients with primary antibody deficiency receiving intravenous gammaglobulin (IVIG) replacement therapy

    Page :S230

    L.A. Nelson, K. Athenas, L. Fontana, S. Reddy, G. Tietjen

    
  • ·Clinical and laboratorial aspects of the chronic granulomatous disease (CGD) in childhood: Evaluation of patients

    Page :S230

    E.M.G. Carnide, C.M.A. Jacob, A.C. Pastorino, A.B.M. Castro

    
  • ·Cellular immunodeficiency and autoimmunity associated with chronic mineral oil administration

    Page :S230

    W. Chen, L. Yel, D. Giannakopoulos, S. Gupta

    
  • ·Specific antibody deficiency unmasked in a school aged child

    Page :S231

    J.F. Villacis, J.W. Walsh, J.M. El-Dahr

    
  • ·New-onset egg allergy as a result of immune reconstitution in an HIV-positive patient

    Page :S231

    J.J. Prochnau, A.W. Urban, R.K. Bush

    
  • ·Evans syndrome and bacteriophage testing

    Page :S231

    N. Wasserbauer, J. Underwood, A. Kuper, C. Backes, R.W.E. Hostoffer

    
  • ·Reconstitution of immunoglobulin production in a patient with common variable immunodeficiency syndrome after developing insulin dependent diabetes

    Page :S231

    J.M. El-Dahr, B.V. Gill, J.B. Prather, E.E. Chang

    
  • ·Multiple esophageal ulcerations in a patient with severe combined immunodeficiency

    Page :S232

    M.A. Koleilat, W.J. Cochrane, L.W. Williams

    
  • ·Effectiveness of the serology anti helicobacter pylori as diagnostic method in infected patients with HIV versus technical of amplification of the DNA (Polimerase chain reaction)

    Page :S232

    C. María de los R, G. Sandra, F. María Elisa, P. Angela, P. Mariela

    
  • ·Immunodeficiency in Jacobsen syndrome

    Page :S232

    C.D.E. Miller, A.R. Atkinson, C.M. Roifman

    
  • ·Three-month-old male with stridor

    Page :S232

    J.B. Kim, A.M. Staveren, B.J. Goldberg, M.S. Kaplan

    
  • ·Kaposi's sarcoma in a patient with indeterminant HIV status and no other etiologic risk factors

    Page :S232

    A.K. Thethi, J.A. Shuford, Z. Temesgen

    
  • ·Autoimmune optic atrophy in a patient with common variable immune deficiency

    Page :S233

    A.Z. Siedlecki

    
  • ·The “Didn't take syndrome”: Deficiency of a long-lasting antibody titer after the Pneumovax

    Page :S233

    L. Seido, R.W.E. Hostoffer

    
  • ·Primary immunodeficiency, case report, KF15 years' survival: Is it evolution or maturity?

    Page :S233

    L.K. Benarroch, R. Barroso

    
  • ·Hypogammaglobulinemia associated with herpes zoster virus infection

    Page :S233

    P.V. Zaia, A.M. Castro, A.B.F. Fomin, A.C. Pastorino, C.M.A. Jacob

    
  • ·Natural killer cells in mucocutaneous candidiasis

    Page :S234

    L. Palma-Carlos

    
  • ·Diagnostic of infection byhelicobacter pylori (H. p) in patients with HIV-positive effectiveness of serological methods vs ureasa test and biopsy of mucous gastric

    Page :S234

    M.E. Flores, J. Ramos, M.R. Chacón, A. Pinto, M. Pacheco, M.E. Flores

    
  • ·The SCID that got away: Transient T-cell deficiency in a Vietnamese adoptee with pneumocystis carinii pneumonia

    Page :S234

    A.J. MacGinnitie, S.E. Turvey, Y. Sasahara, K. Janeway, R.S. Geha, F.A. Bonilla

    
  • ·Progressive decline in naive T cells in clinically stable children with partial DiGeorge syndrome

    Page :S234

    C.M. Davis, B. Brown, L. Noroski, W.T. Shearer, H.M. Rosenblatt

    
  • ·Genotype/phenotype correlations in CVID

    Page :S234

    S.M. Sheikh, H.W. Schroeder, H.W. Schroeder

    
  • ·Safety, efficacy, tolerability, and pharmacokinetics of a new liquid intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) in comparison to Sandoglobulin^® in patients with primary immunodeficiencies (PID)

    Page :S235

    M. Borte, U. Wahn, C. Farber, E. Bernatowska, C. Adams, I. Andresen, K. Bender

    
  • ·Desloratadine suppresses histamine- and allergen-induced cutaneous wheal and flare responses in allergic subjects during 6 months' treatment

    Page :S235

    C. Banfield, D. Cutler, L. Shneyer, D. Gates, S. Gupta, R. Sabo, M. Affrime

    
  • ·Mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) in chronic urticaria/angioedema and idiopathic anaphylaxis

    Page :S235

    T.M. Lee, A.H. Hirsh

    
  • ·A case of recalcitrant autoimmune urticaria responding to intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy

    Page :S235

    H.N. Subramanian, P.E. Korenblat

    
  • ·Specific IgG4 levels predict the clinical response to a fish-free diet in Anisakis simplex sensitized patients with chronic urticaria

    Page :S236

    A. Daschner, F. Vega-de-la-Osada

    
  • ·Urticaria and food allergy versus intestinal microflora overgrowth

    Page :S236

    A.A. Nakonechna, G.N. Drannik, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Clinical features and anaphylaxis in children with cold urticaria

    Page :S236

    A.A.A. Alangari, F.J. Twarog, M. Shih, L.C. Schneider

    
  • ·Treatment of severe cold urticaria with associated cetirizine and zafirlukast

    Page :S236

    P. Bonadonna, C. Lombardi, G. Senna, G.W. Canonica, G. Passalacqua

    
  • ·Papular urticaria and atopy: What relationship?

    Page :S236

    C. Santa-Marta, M. Neto, E. Pargana, M. Morais-Almeida, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Chronic urticaria and helicobacter pylori positive gastritis

    Page :S237

    V. Djuric, M. Bogic

    
  • ·An environmental study of ophthalmic epinastine in patients with allergic conjunctivitis

    Page :S237

    M.A. Abelson, P. Ghosh, R. Bradford, B. Kim, R. Schiffman, S. Whitcup

    
  • ·Pharmacokinetic and safety profile of epinastine after ocular administration in patients with allergic conjunctivitis

    Page :S237

    D. Yu, P. Ghosh, D. Tang-Liu

    
  • ·The efficacy of immunotherapy (IT) in treatment of allergic conjunctivitis (AC): A meta-analysis

    Page :S237

    A. Mongia, L. Bielory

    
  • ·Allergic-like ocular symptoms in menopausal women

    Page :S238

    J. Du, G.B. Zuckerman, L. Bielory

    
  • ·Skin sensitivity to Aspergillus flavus in patients with soybean induced asthma and/or allergic rhinitis

    Page :S238

    L.R.F. Ardusso, R. Codina, C.D. Crisci, R.F. Lockley, J. Molinas, I. Medina, S. Trobbiani, C. López, L. Ramos

    
  • ·IPEADAM study: Difference in housing characteristic and exposure to indoor pollutants in asthmatic children and healthy controls

    Page :S238

    G. Tavernier, G. Fletcher, G. Blacklock, T. Frank, P. Frank, A.C. Pickering, R.M.L. Niven

    
  • ·Pollen aeroallergen sensitization in children with seasonal allergic rhinitis

    Page :S238

    C. Baena-Cagnani, A. Finn, P. Potter, R. Menendez, G. Olsen, E. Ruuth

    
  • ·Hammocks as important sources of exposure to mite allergen in northeast Brazil

    Page :S239

    F.X.M. Rego, M.T. Barros, G. Matos, J. Kalil, P.F.C. Bruim, K.R.C. Tobias, M.D. Chapman, L.K. Arruda

    
  • ·Characterization of potential human exposure to fragrances during consumer product use

    Page :S239

    R.E. Rogers, D.A. Isola, L.W. Smith

    
  • ·Fungal contamination and fungal diversity on new acoustic ceiling tiles

    Page :S239

    A. Govert, E. Levetin

    
  • ·Occurrence and distribution of mold in the home environment

    Page :S239

    K.A. Reynolds, S. Boone, C.P. Gerba

    
  • ·An emerging cause of allergic asthma: The jerboa pet

    Page :S240

    J.C. Sainz Gutierrez, G. Minguez, J.M. Beitia, C. de Frutos, M. de las Heras, M. de Barrio, T. Herrero, P. Tornero, J.M. Zubeldia, M.L. Baeza, L. Zapatero

    
  • ·Mite sensitization: Trends in the past 4 years

    Page :S240

    S. Cadinha, D. Malheiro, J. Fonseca, A. Coimbra, J.P.M. Silva, M. Vaz

    
  • ·Rhinitis and asthma induced by “Christmas flower” (Euphorbia pulcherrima)

    Page :S240

    M. Ibañez-Sandin, M. Fernández-Nieto, J. Martinez, S. Quirce, J. Sastre

    
  • ·Comparison of the Rotorod sampler to three other methods for the determination of Ambrosia artemisiifolia pollen concentrations in the environmental exposure unit

    Page :S240

    M.J. Heffer, J.D. Ratz, J.D. Miller, J.H. Day

    
  • ·An evaluation of the “Toxic mold syndrome”

    Page :S240

    D.A. Edmondson, M.E. Nordness, M.C. Zacharisen, J.N. Fink

    
  • ·Exposure and sensitization to airborne fungi in an office environment

    Page :S241

    C. Dinakar, F. Pacheco, F. Hu, C. Barnes, J. Portnoy

    
  • ·Airborne fungal colony-forming units (CFU) in indoor environments in Seoul, Korea

    Page :S241

    G.C. Jang, C.H. Kim, W.K. Kim, M.H. Sohn, K.E. Kim

    
  • ·Contamination of flour samples with german cockroach, mouse, and rat antigens

    Page :S241

    L.L. Mobley

    
  • ·Polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies to cloned and native alt a1

    Page :S242

    H.M. Vijay, V. Kumar, M. Abebe, S. Sevinc

    
  • ·Monitoring exposure to Bla g 5 cockroach allergen

    Page :S242

    J.C. Gore, A. Tsay, C. Schal, M.D. Chapman, A. Pomes

    
  • ·Determination of major allergen protein, Ole e 1, in aqueous and glycerinated allergenic extracts

    Page :S242

    G. Plunkett, W. Caples, K. Poppe

    
  • ·Profiling of crude allergen extracts using SELDI mass spectrometry for rapid standardization

    Page :S242

    K. Reginald, X.Z. Bi, S.T. Ong, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·A diagnostically relevant epitope of A. fumigatus

    Page :S242

    P.U. Sarma, T.M. Gupta, P. Priyadarsiny, A. Shah, W. Haq, S.B. Katti

    
  • ·Endotoxin in standardized allergen vaccines

    Page :S243

    J.E. Slater, C. Valerio, B. Trivedi

    
  • ·Mediator release assays based on human or murine IgE in allergen standardization

    Page :S243

    S. Kaul, A. Hoffmann, D. Lüttkopf, B. Kastner, G. Höltz, S. Vieths

    
  • ·Comparison of monoclonal and polyclonal antibody assays for allergen detection in house dust

    Page :S243

    J.A. Bernstein, J. Parks, M. Wanner, R. Floyd, B. Williams, D.I. Bernstein

    
  • ·Physicochemical and immunological comparison between natural and recombinant Pru p 3: Potential applications

    Page :S244

    M. Lombardero, A. Díaz-Perales, M.L. Sanz, G. García-Casado, R. Sánchez-Monge, F.J. García-Sellés, F. Polo, P. Gamboa, D. Barber, G. Salcedo

    
  • ·Using a short allergen skin test panel to screen for atopy in San Francisco Bay Area

    Page :S244

    A. Xu, A.T. Tevrizian, G. Mote-Yates, J.L. Kishiyama, P.C. Avila

    
  • ·Peptidase activity and inhibition profile of house dust compared to an International House Dust Mite Extract Standard

    Page :S244

    P. Meighan, J. Baker, R. Pirzad, T. Cooke

    
  • ·The stability of major allergens in mite and grass allergenic extracts

    Page :S244

    W. Caples, G. Plunkett

    
  • ·Validation of a competitive ELISA for the detection of antigens from german cockroaches (CR)

    Page :S244

    C. Reynolds, E. Horowitz, T. Green, R.J. Brenner, M.C. Anderson, D. Milne, A. Togias

    
  • ·Comparison of mite extracting techniques using two-dimensional electrophoresis

    Page :S245

    S. Jinlu, Z. Hongyu, Y. Wantao, Q. Xiaohong, Y. Jia, W. Lianglu, W. Ruiqi

    
  • ·Checkmite—An eco-friendly aerosol spray for the control of house dust mites

    Page :S245

    P.V. Subbarao, R.S. Annadurai, M. Srinivas

    
  • ·Comparative incidence of skin reactivity to D. pteronyssinus (DP) and D. farinae (DF) in the San Francisco Bay Area

    Page :S245

    D.F. German, F.R. Bocobo, J.M. Roberto, M.B. Strub

    
  • ·Detection of multicolored asian lady beetle Harmonia axyridis allergens in their blood

    Page :S245

    E.M. Magnan, H. Sanchez, R.K. Bush

    
  • ·The comparative incidence of skin test reactivity to Ambrosia psilotachya (Western ragweed) and Artemisia douglasiana (Douglas' mugwort) in the San Fransisco Bay Area

    Page :S246

    F.R. Bocobo, D.F. German, J.M. Roberto, M.B. Strub

    
  • ·The production of monoclonal antibodies against the toxigenic fungus Stachybotrys chartarum

    Page :S246

    D. Schmechel, J.P. Simpson, D.M. Lewis

    
  • ·Binding of IgE from peanut allergic sera to the major peanut allergens, Ara h 1 and Ara h 2: Comparison of IgE immunoblots to a functional assay

    Page :S246

    G.W. Palmer, D.A. Dibbern, A.W. Burks, G.A. Bannon, S.A. Bock, S.C. Dreskin

    
  • ·The effect of roasting on solubility and allergenicity of peanut protein allergens

    Page :S246

    J. Odum, R.A. Kopper, M. Sen, J. Stanley, R.M. Helm, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Purification of peanut allergen Ara h 2 for crystallization

    Page :S246

    L. Pons, R.M. Helm, J.S. Stanley, G.A. Bannon, H.A. Sampson, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Murine IgE and IgG antibody responses to peanuts and shrimp allergens: Major food allergens in man

    Page :S247

    S.B. Lehrer, J. Fernandes, R. Reisch, P. Gaudry, G. Dai, G. Reese

    
  • ·Effect of enzyme treatment on the allergenic properties of peanuts

    Page :S247

    S. Chung, E.T. Champagne

    
  • ·Secreening mutant peanuts for allergen knockouts

    Page :S247

    D.A. Schmitt, S.J. Maleki, T.G. Isleib, E.T. Champagne

    
  • ·Gastric digestion of peanut protein allergens is carried out rapidly and almost exclusively by pepsin

    Page :S247

    R.A. Kopper, J. Odum, M. Sen, J.S. Stanley, R.M. Helm, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Identification and cloning of Jug r 4, a major food allergen from english walnut belonging to the legumin group

    Page :S248

    S.S. Teuber, W.R. Peterson, S. Uratsu, A. Dandekar, K.H. Roux, S.K. Sathe

    
  • ·Validated ELISA for detection of undeclared walnut residues in food

    Page :S248

    L. Niemann, S.L. Hefle

    
  • ·Cloning, identification, and epitope-mapping two black walnut (Juglans niger) allergens

    Page :S248

    M. Ling, J. Ye, K. Beyer, G. Cockrell, G.A. Bannon, J.S. Stanley, R.M. Helm, H.A. Sampson, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Recombinant hazelnut LTP, Cor a 8: A useful tool in the in vitro diagnosis of hazelnut allergy

    Page :S248

    F. Schocker, D. Lüttkopf, A. Cisteró-Bahíma, E. Enrique, J.H. Akkerdaas, R. van Ree, S. Vieths, W.M. Becker

    
  • ·Identification of a heat shock protein as a major hazelnut food allergen in hazelnut induced systemic reactions

    Page :S249

    K. Beyer, L. Bardina, G. Grishina, A. Grishin, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Ana o 2, a major cashew nut allergen of the legumin family

    Page :S249

    J.M. Robotham, F. Wang, S.S. Teuber, S.K. Sathe, K.H. Roux

    
  • ·IgE from the serum of a cashew-allergic patient identifies a cashew nut antigen with a molecular weight of less than 14.4 kDa

    Page :S249

    P. Makornwattana, G. Avshalomov, V.R. Bonagura

    
  • ·Changes of allergenecity of salted and fermented shrimp

    Page :S249

    C. Hong, S. Bae, S. Choi, H. Jin, C. Kim

    
  • ·Linseed hypersensitivity: Characterization of allergens

    Page :S250

    M. Rodriguez-Rodriguez, F. Leon, M. Cuevas

    
  • ·Lettuce anaphylaxis: Identification and characterization of a lipid transfer protein as the major allergen

    Page :S250

    M. San Miguel-Moncin, A. Cistero-Bahima, M. Krail, S. Scheurer, E. Enrique, R. Alonso, A. Conti, S. Vieths

    
  • ·Development of an in vitro model to reduce allergenicity of sweet cherry (Prunus avium L) by RNA interference (RNAi)

    Page :S250

    A. Reuter, A. Matt, S. Scheurer, J. Jehle, S. Vieths

    
  • ·Influence of heating and digestion on the B-cell epitopes of cow's milk allergens

    Page :S250

    Y. Morisawa, K. Matsumoto, A. Akasawa, H. Saito, H. Wakiguchi

    
  • ·Evaluation of allergenicity in dairy products by SDS-PAGE

    Page :S250

    H. Park, Y. Park, K. Ahn, S. Lee

    
  • ·In vitro characterization of the allergencity and protein profiles of two kiwi fruit varieties

    Page :S251

    S.A. Lewis, A. Pearce, J. Lucas, J.O. Hourihane

    
  • ·Determination of allergenicity of different food allergens in a rat model of food allergy

    Page :S251

    B. Ahrens, D. Quarcoo, A. Meeuw, J. Zagon, G. Reese, S. Vieths, E. Hamelmann

    
  • ·Effect of suplatst tosilate, a Th2 cytokine inhibitor, on murine food allergy model on the small intestine and liver damages

    Page :S251

    Y. Iikura, S. Yofu, T. Takahashi, K. Ueno

    
  • ·Cashew nut allergy in children

    Page :S252

    F. Rancé, E. Bidat, T. Bourrier, D. Sabouraud

    
  • ·The natural history of milk allergy

    Page :S252

    S.H. Joo, M.K. Conover-Walker, R.A. Wood

    
  • ·Population-based survey of eczema and food allergy during infancy in Japan I. Prevalence of infantile eczema at the age of 4 months

    Page :S252

    M. Ebisawa, C. Sugizaki, K. Ikematsu, H. Tachimoto

    
  • ·Food allergy in inner-city children with asthma

    Page :S252

    M. Mishoe, L.P.C. Shek, K. Beyer, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Determination of food-specific IgE levels over time can be used to predicts the development of tolerance in cow's milk and hen's egg allergy

    Page :S252

    L.P.C. Shek, K. Beyer, M. Mishoe, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·The relationship of allergen-specific IgE levels to the outcome of oral food challenges

    Page :S253

    M. Conover-Walker, R.A. Wood

    
  • ·Prediction of buckwheat allergy using specific IgE concentrations in children

    Page :S253

    K. Kim, M. Sohn, S. Lee

    
  • ·The pattern of sesame sensitivity among infants and children

    Page :S253

    I. Dalal, I. Binson, A. Ballin, E. Somekh

    
  • ·Sesame allergy: Natural history and long-term follow-up

    Page :S253

    A. Cohen, B. Levy, Y. Katz

    
  • ·Spectrum of skin test reactivities to shellfish in allergic patients

    Page :S254

    A.Y.Y. Wu

    
  • ·A survey on the management of oral allergy syndrome (OAS) in allergy practices

    Page :S254

    S. Ma, S.H. Sicherer, H.A. Sampson, A. Nowak-Wegrzyn

    
  • ·Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in food allergy: A survey

    Page :S254

    J.I. Lee, X. Li, T.J. Furlong, S.H. Sicherer

    
  • ·Prevalence of soy protein hypersensitivity in korean children sensitized to cow milk protein

    Page :S254

    K. Ahn, S. Nam, Y. Han, S. Lee

    
  • ·Validation of a basophil activation test (BAT) for the diagnosis of birch pollen associated apple-mediated oral allergy syndrome (OAS)

    Page :S254

    D.G. Ebo, C. Toelen, S. Van Tongelen, A.J. Schuerweigh, C.H. Bridts, L.S. De Clerck, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·Moderate doses of oral histamine can provoke symptoms in healthy volunteers

    Page :S255

    S. Wöhrl, W. Hemmer, M. Focke, K. Rappersberger, R. Jarisch

    
  • ·Avian meat anaphylaxis: Double-blind placebo-controlled, oral challenge study

    Page :S255

    C. Escudero, J. Cuesta, B. Bartolomé, J. de Miguel, E. Compés, M. de la Heras, S. Quirce

    
  • ·Allergy to Anisakis simplex in the portuguese population

    Page :S255

    C. Nunes, S. Ladeira

    
  • ·Advair prevents alcohol-induced asthma

    Page :S256

    A.E. Varner

    
  • ·Associations between sensitization to different allergens in childhood

    Page :S256

    G. Robert, C. Peckitt, D. Strachan, G. Lack, J. Golding

    
  • ·Factors associated with the development of asthma and allergic diseases among residents Singapore schoolchildren: Increased risk among Singapore-born compared to non-Singapore-born children

    Page :S256

    X.S. Wang, T.N. Tan, L.P.C. Shek, D.Y.T. Goh, B.W. Lee, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Asthma hospital discharge rates in delaware for children aged 0–17 years, 1994–2000

    Page :S256

    A. Lateef, R.A. Ruggiero, C.A. Morales-Mateluna, S. Dowshen, E. Youself, S.J. McGeady

    
  • ·Incidence of events consistent with hypersensitivity reactions to penicillin in a large electronic medical record database

    Page :S257

    A.J. Apter, J. Kinman, W.B. Bilker, M. Herlim, A. Sallen, B.L. Strom

    
  • ·Prevalence and economic burden of rhinitis in patients treated for asthma

    Page :S257

    C. Leibman, L. O'Dowd, C. Roberts, T. McLaughlin

    
  • ·Reciprocal production of M-CSF and GM-CSF by human eosinophils after stimulation with secreatory IgA and LPS

    Page :S257

    M. Terakawa, K. Matsumoto, S. Fukuda, H. Saito

    
  • ·Actin assembly is a crucial role on effector functions of adherent human eosinophils

    Page :S258

    M. Kato, M. Suzuki, A. Tachibana, T. Takizawa, H. Arkawa, H. Mochizuki, K. Tokuyama, H. Kimura, H. Hanaka, T. Izumi, A. Morikawa

    
  • ·Heparanase is contained in human peripheral blood eosinophils and its activity is inhibited by eosinophil granule basic proteins

    Page :S258

    V. Temkin, H. Aingorn, O. Goldsmidt, G. Gleich, I. Vlodavsky, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·Novel calcium-dependent pathways in eosinophil interaction with secretory product(s) of the fungus alternaria

    Page :S258

    Y. Inoue, S.H. Shin, J.U. Ponicau, H. Kita

    
  • ·Severe peripheral blood eosinophilia: A frequently negelected finding in hospitalized patients

    Page :S258

    T. Voltsinger, E.M. Eisenstein, Y. Berkun, M. Shalit

    
  • ·2B4 (CD244) is expressed and functional on human peripheral blood eosinophils

    Page :S259

    A. Munitz, M. Colonna, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·Surface expression of eosinophil major basic protein (MBP) and eosinophil peroxidase (EPO), without apparent extracellular release, by activated human eosinophils

    Page :S259

    T. Matsuura, K.R. Bartemes, D.L. Squillace, G.J. Gleich, H. Kita

    
  • ·Role of caspases and mitochondria in Siglec-8-mediated eosinophil apoptosis

    Page :S259

    E. Nutku, S. Hudson, B.S. Bochner

    
  • ·Functional analysis of the chemokine receptor CCR3 on purified human eosinophils

    Page :S259

    J.W. Loveless, M.E. Brummet, B.S. Dailey, T.E. Nutku, C. Stellato, L.A. Beck

    
  • ·Roles of extracellular matrix protein in eosinophil chemotaxis

    Page :S260

    Y. Kato, T. Fujisawa, H. Nishimori, H. Katsumata, J. Atsuta, K Iguchi, H. Kamiya, T. Nakivama, O. Yoshie

    
  • ·Histamine induces eosinophil chemotaxis, possibly through H4 receptors

    Page :S260

    T. Fujisawa, Y. Kato, H. Katsumata, J. Atsuta, K. Iguchi, H. Kamiya, T. Nakayama, O. Yoshie

    
  • ·Myosin light chain kinase mediates eosinophil chemotaxis in a mitogen-activated protein kinase-depaendent manner

    Page :S260

    T. Adachi, S. Stafford, J. Chihara, R. Alam

    
  • ·Involvement of 5-lipoxygenase (5-LO) pathway in eosinophils chemotaxis to acetylsalicylic acid (ASA)

    Page :S260

    P. Kuna, M.M. Kurowski, I. Kuprys, B. Kuzminska, P. Gorski

    
  • ·The mouse eosinophil secondary granule proteome: Strategies, methods, and analyses leading to the identification of specific granule constituents

    Page :S261

    M.P. McGarry, K.M. Dobos, R. Nunez, B.S. Scott, R. Rooney, N.A. Lee, J.J. Lee

    
  • ·LTD₄ induces eosinophil superoxide anion generation

    Page :S261

    K. Saito, M. Nagata, I. Kikuchi, Y. Sakamoto

    
  • ·Effect of intravenous administration of an anti-IL-5 mAb (Mepolizumab) on allergen-induced tissue eosinophilia, the late-phase allergic reaction and the expression of a marker of repair/remodeling in human atopic subjects

    Page :S261

    P. Flood-Page, S. Phipps, A. Menzies-Gow, Y. Ong, A.B. Kay

    
  • ·A double-blind, placebo-controlled birch allergy vaccination study: Inhibition of CD23-mediated serum-IgE facilitated allergen presentation

    Page :S261

    J. van Neerven, M.B. Arvidson, H.H. Jacobi, S. Rak, S.H. Sparholt, P.A. Würtzen

    
  • ·Efficacy and safety of ketotifen fumarate eye drops as adjunctive therapy to mometasone furoate nasal spray in subjects with seasonal allergic rhinoconjunctivitis

    Page :S262

    F. Horak, P. Stuebner, R. Zieglmayer, C.L. McWhirter, M. Gekkieva

    
  • ·Immuno-modulation in the treatment of eosinophilic gastroenteritis

    Page :S262

    E. Lu, Z.K. Ballas

    
  • ·Desloratadine inhibit T-cell responses, airway inflamation, and bronchial hyperresponsiveness (BHR) in murine models of asthma

    Page :S262

    P.J. Bryce, R.S. Geha, H.C. Oettgen

    
  • ·Inhibitory mechanism of new compound (Alprogen) on the mast cell activitation

    Page :S262

    J. Ro, J. Kim, J. Seo, Y. Chung, Y. Park

    
  • ·Down-regulation of Th2 cytokines in vitro by immunomodulatory oligonucleotides (IMO) containing modified CpG motifs

    Page :S263

    K.D. Srivastava, E.R. Kandimalla, D. Yu, S. Agrawal, H.A. Sampson, X. Li

    
  • ·T-cell mediated gene therapy for CIED in mice

    Page :S263

    A. Saeed, I.H. Tarner, C.F. Michael, X. Du, Y. Guo, J. Yang, A.W. James, U. Nair, G.G. Fathman, T.J. Yoo

    
  • ·Airway inflammation and hyperreactivity are inhibited by oral administration of desloratadine prior to allergen sensitization

    Page :S263

    K. Bluemchen, K. Gerhold, I. Thorade, U. Wahn, E. Hamelmann

    
  • ·Effect of anticacer drugs on surviva of human mast cells

    Page :S263

    L.M. Preussner, J. Funke, K. Hartmann

    
  • ·Dendritic cell FcεR1 expression is rapidly down-regulated with omalizumab

    Page :S264

    D.T. Griffith, K.M. Boesel, C. Prussin, B. Foster, H. Lin, T.B. Casale

    
  • ·Desloratadine mitigates the degranulation process of rat peritoneal mast cells in vitro

    Page :S264

    Y. Wang, Y. Taché, A.G. Harris, W. Kreutner, J. Wei

    
  • ·A dendritic cell-based test system to evaluate the modulatory potential of drugs on allergic immunoreaction

    Page :S264

    H. Weigt, N. Krug, A. Braun

    
  • ·Rapid reduction of basophil FcεR1 expression by omalizumab

    Page :S264

    K.M. Boesel, D.T. Griffith, C. Prussin, B. Foster, H. Lin, T.B. Casale

    
  • ·The effect of corticosteroid on RANTES and IL-8 mRNA expression in human bronchial epithelial cell line infected with respiratory syncytial virus

    Page :S265

    H. Kim, J. Lee

    
  • ·Vitamin C inhibits release of IL-4 and IFN-gamma from ragweed-stimulated mononuclear cells

    Page :S265

    M.J. de Vera, G. Li, J.N. Moy

    
  • ·Molecular regulation of IL-13 protein expressions from mast cells by monokines: Effect of cyclosporine and dexamethasone

    Page :S265

    S. Lee, S. Fitzgerald, K. Hall, S. Reynolds, D.S. Chi, G. Krishawamy

    
  • ·Chitosan IFN-gamma-gene nanosphere (CIN) therapy for algergic asthma: Modulation of specific T-cell and dendritic cell responses

    Page :S265

    G. Hellerman, X. Kong, H. San Juan, R.F. Lockey, S.S. Mohapatra

    
  • ·Gene therapy for asthma in a rat model with intratracheal instillation of plasmid encoding galectin-3 gene

    Page :S266

    C. Lahoz, V. del Pozo, M. Rojo, M. Rubio, E. Lopez, C. Martín-Mosquero, S. Gallardo, M. Ortega, E. Civantos, I. Cortegano, B. Cárdaba, G. Peces-Barba, P. Palomino, N. Gonzalez-Mangado

    
  • ·The role of cysteinyl leukotrienes (CysLTS) in bone marrow responses in murine experimental allergic rhinitis: Blockade of eosinophil production and tissue eosinophilia by a CysLT1 receptor antagonist

    Page :S266

    H. Saito, L. Crawford, E. Denburg, J.A. Denburg

    
  • ·Budesonide enhancement of eosinophil differentiation in vitro does not involved IL-5Rα overexperesion or increased p38 MAP kinase activation

    Page :S266

    A.J. Baatjes, R. Sehmi, S.C. Dorman, R. Alam, R. Foley, M.D. Inman, P.M. O'Byrne, J.A. Denburg

    
  • ·Diamine oxidase activation by diphenhydramine—In vitro but no in vivo effect

    Page :S266

    F. Wantke, W. Hemmer, M. Focke, M. Götz, R. Jarisch

    
  • ·Seasonal variation in asthma-related hospital and ICU adminisions

    Page :S267

    T.B. Pendergraft, D. Stempel, C. Roberts, R. Stanford, Y. Shen

    
  • ·Nerve growth factor is increased in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid after experimental rhinovirus infection

    Page :S267

    G.R. Jenkins, S.C. Christiansen, J. Eddleston, B.L. Zuraw

    
  • ·Allergen-selective redirection of immunoregulatory responses in ragweed-allergic humans using dynavex Amb a 1 immunostimulatory oligodeoxyribonucleotide conjugate (AIC)

    Page :S267

    F.E.R. Simons, Y. Shikishima, G. van Nest, J.J. Eiden, K.T. Hay-Glass

    
  • ·Grass pollen immunotherapy for two years has sustained effects during two years double-blind placebo-controlled withdrawal of treatment

    Page :S267

    S.M. Walker, M. Jacobson, S.R. Durham

    
  • ·Use of inhaled corticosteroids (CS) during pregnancy does not reduce fetal growth

    Page :S268

    J.A. Namazy, M. Schatz, L. Long, D. Petitti

    
  • ·Effects of anti-eotaxin monoclonal antibody CAT-213 on allergen-induced rhinitis

    Page :S268

    S. Pereira, T. Clark, Y. Darby, R. Salib, M. Salagean, L. Hewitt, J. Powell, P. Howarth, G. Scadding

    
  • ·IgE to staphylococcus aureus enterotoxin (SAEs) in patients with asthma

    Page :S268

    C. Bachert, P. Gevaert, P. Howarth, G. Holtappels, P. van Cauwenberge, G. Johansson

    
  • ·High serum leptin levels in asthmatic children

    Page :S268

    N. Güler, E. Kirerleri, Ü. Önes, N. Salmayenli, Z. Tamay

    
  • ·Airway remodeling and endobrochial gene expression in asthma

    Page :S269

    P. Beckett, P.H. Howarth

    
  • ·Airway responsiveness to beta-agonist and beta2-adrenoceptor gene polymorphisms

    Page :S269

    K. Asano, Y. Suzuki, T. Shiomi, T. Nakajima, H. Kudoh, T. Matsuzaki, W. Yamada, R. Hiraoka, K. Yamaguchi, A. Nagabukuro, Y. Harada

    
  • ·Comparative efficacy of asthma treatments: Impact of allergic vs non-allergic status on response to therapy

    Page :S269

    K. Rickard, P. Dorinsky, S. Yancey, A. Emmett

    
  • ·Lower-leg growth in children with asthma during treatment with inhaled corticosteroids

    Page :S269

    S. Pedersen, L. Agertoft, T. Lee, H. Staudinger

    
  • ·Defining the genomic response to allergen challenge in murine asthma

    Page :S270

    N.G. Dharajiya, B.K. Choudhury, B. Clancy, R. Alam, S. Sur

    
  • ·Cytokine gene polymorphism moderate illiness severity in infants with respiatory syncytial virus (RSV) infection

    Page :S270

    J.A. Howe-Adams, D.A. Gentile, A. Zeevi, J. Trecki, B.L. Angelini, D.P. Skoner

    
  • ·Sequence variants of the gene encoding chemotractant receptor expressed on Th2 cells (CRTH2) is associated with asthma in an African American (AA) population

    Page :S270

    S.K. Huang, R.A. Mathias, E. Ehrlich, B. Plunkett, A. Togias, K.C. Barnes, F. Malveaux, T.H. Beaty

    
  • ·Th2 dominance and defective CD8⁺ dendritic subset in Id2-deficient mice

    Page :S270

    T. Kusunoki, M. Sugai, T. Katakai, Y. Omatsu, T. Iyoda, K. Inaba, T. Nakahata, A. Shimizu, Y. Yokota

    
  • ·The transcription factor CP2 is required for IL-4 gene activation in effector Th cells

    Page :S270

    K.J. Kurnat, S.N. Georas, S. Curry, X. Meng, S. Huang, J.M. Cunningham, C. Stellato, V. Casolaro

    
  • ·Normal distribution of peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) subsets from birth to 18 years: The NIH NIAID DAIDS pediatric AIDS clinical trial group P-1009 protocol

    Page :S271

    W.T. Shearer, H.M. Rosenblatt, S.A. Spector, E.R. Stiehm, D.W. Wara, S.D. Douglas, K. Luzuriaga, E.J. McFarland, R. Yogev, M.H. Rathore, W. Levy, B.L. Graham, R. Oyomopito, R.S. Gelman

    
  • ·Staphylococcus aureus peptidoglycan upregulates expression of toll-like receptor 2, CD14, ICAM-1, HLA-DR and release of TNFα and IL-8 from human conjunctival epithelial cells

    Page :S271

    E.B. Cook, J.L. Stahl, F.M. Graziano, N.P. Barney

    
  • ·Subcutaneous injection of killed Mycobacterium vaccae (SRP299) soon after birth delays the onset and ameliorates the clinical course of dermatitis in NC/Nga mice

    Page :S272

    P.D. Arkwright, C. Fujisawa, A. Tanaka, H. Matsuda

    
  • ·Suppression of innate immune response genes in the skin of atopic dermatitis (AD)

    Page :S272

    I. Nomura, P.Y. Ong, E. Goleva, M. Boguniewicz, C. Hall, J.B. Travers, Q.A. Hamid, D.Y.M. Leung

    
  • ·NKT cell-derived IL-4 is required early in allergic contact sensitivity (CS)

    Page :S272

    R.A. Campos, M. Szczepanik, A. Itakura, M. Kronenberg, P.W. Askenase

    
  • ·Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) sensitivity in chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU): Selective involvement of cyclooxygenase 1 (COX-1) and overproduction of cysteinyl-leukotrienes (cys-LTs)

    Page :S272

    M. Setkowicz, A. Zembowicz, L. Mastalerz, W. Radziszwski, A. Szczeklik

    
  • ·Enbrel (Etanercept) monotherapy in patients with psoriasis: Clinical and pathologic improvements

    Page :S273

    A.S. Nayak, R. Zitnik

    
  • ·Prevalence of respiratory symptoms during the first year of life and combined exposure to indoor NO₂ and indoor allergens

    Page :S273

    R.T. van Strien, K. Belanger, E. Triche, U. Gehring, M.B. Bracken, B.P. Leaderer

    
  • ·The dominance of dust mite allergy in wheezing among children in New Zealand is not reduced by the presence of a cat

    Page :S273

    E.A. Erwin, D.M. Riposo, K. Wickens, D. Barry, N.J. Custis, J. Crane, T.A.E. Platts-Mills

    
  • ·Risk of sensitization and asthma at four years in a birth cohort with selection of pet ownership

    Page :S273

    C. Almqvist, A. Egmar, M. van Hage-Hamsten, G. Hedlin, L. Nordvall, G. Pershagen, M. Svartengren, M. Wickman

    
  • ·The modified Th2 response to cat: Mechanisms of T-cell tolerance

    Page :S274

    A.J. Reefer, S.J. Sung, T.A.E. Platts-Mills, J.A. Woodfolk

    
  • ·Effects of pet ownership on patterns of cytokine secretion and allergen sensitization in infancy

    Page :S274

    C. Rock, Z. Li, K.A. Roberg, K. Carlson-Dakes, C. Tisler, D. Da Silva, R. Gangnon, R.F. Lemanske, J.E. Gern

    
  • ·IgE sensitization to bacillus thuringiensis-and verticillium lecanii-derived biopesticides in danish greenhouse workers

    Page :S274

    G. Doekes, P. Larsen, T. Sigsgaard, J. Baelum

    
  • ·Effect of anti-IgE therapy (TNX-901) in patients with severe peanut allergy

    Page :S274

    D.Y.M. Leung, H.A. Sampson, J.W. Yunginger, W. Burks, L.C. Schneider, W. Shanahan

    
  • ·Pilot study of anti-IL-5 in eosinophilic gastroenteritis

    Page :S275

    C. Prussin, S.P. James, M.M. Huber, A.D. Klion, D.D. Metcalfe

    
  • ·Allergen homologues as desensitizing reagents

    Page :S275

    J.S. Stanley, R.M. Helm, U. Ponnappan, H.A. Sampson, A.W. Burks

    
  • ·Logistic regression analysis of values of skin testing and IgE antibodies to predict actual clinical allergy to shrimp in adult subjects

    Page :S275

    J. Rodríguez, P. Poza-Guedes, J.F. Crespo, P. Daroca, A. Gómez-Cámara, M.L. Somoza, R. Vives

    
  • ·Recurrence of peanut allergy cannot be predicted by continued peanut avoidance or serum specific IgE

    Page :S275

    J.M. Factor, L.M. Mendelson, J.P. Rosen

    
  • ·Relevance of casual contact to peanut butter in peanut-allergic children

    Page :S276

    S.J. Simonte, A.P. Brown, S. Mofidi, S.H. Sicherer

    
  • ·Validity of a parental survey for school-based asthma screening

    Page :S276

    M.C. Li, M. Dyer, L.T. Clement, K.Y. Kwong, N.B. Maalouf, J. Hanley-Lopez, T. Kimia, K. Feliciano, T.L. Morphew, F.J. Lison, C.A. Jones

    
  • ·Results of a telemedicine program for managing asthma in a correctional population

    Page :S276

    J.A. Grant, D. Cheesman, H. Jones, W. Givens, O. Murray, B. Vincent, G. Adams, E. Coffey

    
  • ·Inhaled corticosteroids and allergy specialty care reduce emergency hospital utilization for asthma in an HMO population

    Page :S276

    M. Schatz, F. Cook, R. Nakahiro, D. Petitti

    
  • ·Training head start family services coordinators (FSCs) to provide case management services to children with asthma

    Page :S276

    B. Calabrese, B. Adams, M. Kowzan, K. Riekert, K. Huss, A. Butz, M.L. Winkelstein, P.A. Eggleston, C.S. Rand

    
  • ·Duration of symptoms before diagnosis of asthma in children

    Page :S277

    M.D. Cabana, K. Slish, N. Clark

    
  • ·Parental knowledge regarding asthma medications

    Page :S277

    P.M. Keefe, J.A. Pongracic, H.J. Binns

    
  • ·Soluble tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-alpha) receptor (Enbrel) as an effective therapeutic strategy in chronic severe asthma

    Page :S277

    K. Babu, S.H. Arshad, P.H. Howarth, A.J. Chauhan, E.J. Bell, S. Puddicombe, D.E. Davies, S.T. Holgate

    
  • ·Anti-IL-5 (Mepolizumab) reduces the expression of tenascin, procollagen III and lumican in the reticular basement membrane of human atopic asthmatics

    Page :S278

    S. Phipps, P. Flood-Page, A. Menzies-Gow, A. Wangoo, N. Barnes, J. Barkans, D. Robinson, A.B. Kay

    
  • ·CRIC3, a chemokine receptor inactivator as a novel approach in the treatment of allergic diseases

    Page :S278

    J. Elsner, I. Hartung, R. Bäder, S.E. Escher, N. Spodsberg, Y. Dulkys, M. Walden, A. Heitland, S. Senger, A. Braun, W.G. Forssman, U. Forssmann

    
  • ·Intratracheal interleukin-13 induces eosinophilic esophagitis (EE)

    Page :S278

    A. Mishra, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·FcεRI-mediated activation of human mast cells (HuMCs) is regulated by an early PI-3 kinase independent, and a delayed PI-3 kinase dependent pathway

    Page :S278

    C. Tkaczyk, D.D. Metcalfe, A.M. Gilfillan

    
  • ·Development of asthma phenotype in ada and rag1 double deficient mice

    Page :S279

    L.L. Chan, S. Sur, R. Alam, J.S. Wild, T. Chan

    
  • ·Diminished dendritic cell (DC) IL-10 production and enhanced T helper lymphocyte type 2 (Th2) cytokine responses during infancy

    Page :S280

    D.A. Gentile, J. Howe-Adams, J. Trecki, A. Patel, P. Fireman, D.P. Skoner

    
  • ·Expression of the apoptosis inhibitor “Bcl-2” in sputum eosinophils from children with acute asthma

    Page :S280

    Y.M. El-Gamal, N.M. Heshmat, M.Z. Mahran, Z.M. El-Gabbas

    
  • ·Responses of bone-marrow eosinophil/basophil progenitors in experimental mouse models of upper and/or lower airway inflammation

    Page :S280

    J. Li, H. Saito, L. Crawford, J.A. Denburg

    
  • ·Antigen-primed CD8+ T cells are necessary for the development of airway hyperresponsiveness and airway inflammation

    Page :S280

    N. Miyahara, K. Takeda, T. Kodama, A. Joetham, A. Dakhama, C. Taube, J. Park, A. Balhorn, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Pulmonary Stat6 is required for eosinophil trafficking into the asthmatic lung

    Page :S281

    S.J. Hong, B.D. Medoff, A.D. Carafone, A.D. Luster

    
  • ·Role of the high-affinity IgE receptor (Fc∈RI) in the development of airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR)

    Page :S281

    C. Taube, X. Wei, A. Joetham, J. Park, K. Takeda, N. Miyahara, T. Kodama, J. Loader, G.L. Larsen, A. Balhorn, A. Dakhama, E.W. Gelfand, C. Taube

    
  • ·Late asthmatic reactions provoked by intradermal, but not inhaled, allergen-derived T-cell peptides induce “Tolerance” to subsequent antigen challenge

    Page :S281

    F.R. Ali, J. Arbery, M. Larché, A.B. Kay

    
  • ·Increased plasma cortisol might explain the depressed Th-1 type lymphocyte function in severe respiratory syncytial virus infected infants

    Page :S281

    P.V. Díaz, R.A. Pinto, M.R. Bono, S.M. Arredondo, A. Gaggero

    
  • ·Sp1/Sp3 and Pax-5 transcription factors mediate activation of the germinal center B-cell-specific M17 promoter

    Page :S282

    J.W. Steinke, A.M. Owens, J. Hagman, L. Borish

    
  • ·Stem cell factor modulates human mast cell apoptosis induced by TNF receptor-like apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL) receptor activation

    Page :S282

    A.M. Piliponsky, I. Daigle, B. Berent, H. Simon, F. Levi-Schaffer

    
  • ·A persistent and selective activation of Syk or ZAP-70 kinase precedes a Th1 or Th2 on-switch

    Page :S282

    J. Tan, A. Liu, H.H. Jacobi, C. Glue, A. Millner, H.O. Madsen, L.P. Ryder, A. Svejgaard, J.N. Larsen, P.A. Wurtzen, P.S. Skov, H. Malling, M. Spangfort, L.K. Poulsen

    
  • ·Arginine 27, a conserved methylation site in Stat6, is essential for IL-4-induced tyrosine-phosphorylation, DNA binding activity, and nuclear translocation of Stat6

    Page :S282

    W. Chen, M.O. Daines, G.K. Khurana Hershey

    
  • ·Splice variant in T-cell receptor ξ chain occurs in a region with homology to G-protein γ chain

    Page :S282

    T.P. Atkinson, C.G. Hall, S. Skoda-Smith, J. Goldsmith, P.M. Kirkham

    
  • ·Airway epithelial cells express multiple members of the B7 family

    Page :S283

    J.R. Plitt, S. Kurasawa, L. Chen, B.S. Bochner, R.P. Schleimer

    
  • ·Dinucleotide (GT) repeat variants in the first exon of the STAT6 gene differentially regulate the promoter activity in vitro

    Page :S283

    P.S. Gao, N.M. Heller, B. Plunkett, R.P. Schleimer, S.K. Huang

    
  • ·Desloratadine exhibits inverse agonism and inhibits NFkB activity

    Page :S283

    R. Wu, J.C. Anthes, W. Kreutner, A. Harris, M. Billah, R.W. Egan, R.E. West

    
  • ·Synergistic effects of cytokines and corticosteroid on TLR2 expression in human respiratory epithelial cells

    Page :S284

    T. Homma, N. Hashimoto, A. Kato, M. Yoshikawa, H. Saito, K. Matsumoto

    
  • ·CD4+CD25+IL-10-producing cells are increased in the peripheral blood following grass pollen immunotherapy

    Page :S284

    J.N. Francis, S.J. Till, S.R. Durham

    
  • ·Interferon-α/β receptor-mediated selective induction of an anti-viral gene cluster by CpG oligodeoxynucleotide 2006

    Page :S284

    A. Kato, T. Homma, N. Hashimoto, H. Saito, K. Matsumoto

    
  • ·Modulation of cockroach allergy by vaccination with plasmid DNA encoding blag-2 in mice

    Page :S284

    J. Yang, U. Nair, X. Du, T.J. Yoo

    
  • ·IL-10 inhibits allergen-specific Th2 chemokine production but not chemokine receptor expression by human peripheral blood mononuclear cells in ragweed allergic subjects

    Page :S285

    B. Wong, E. Cates, M. Conway, A. Dalrymple, S. Goncharova, M. Stampfli, J. Sun, S. Waserman, M. Jordana

    
  • ·IL-13 Q130 variant displays increased activity compared to wild type R130 IL-13

    Page :S285

    M. Ericksen, W. Chen, G.K. Khurana Hershey

    
  • ·Generation of a therapeutic anti-IgE response in a primate model through vaccination

    Page :S285

    S. Persson, M. Lundgren, L. Hellman

    
  • ·Nasal administration of birch pollen allergen formulated with proteosome^TM adjuvant to sensitized mice induces increased IFN-γ and IgG2a that persist and are associated with suppression of increases in antigen-specific IgE following allergen challenge

    Page :S285

    C.R. Rioux, A.M. Gelinas, H. Diamantakis, N. Bellerose, S. Tran, M. Plante, G.H. Lowell, D.S. Burt

    
  • ·Viral infections in relation to age and the atopic status of children hospitalized for wheezing

    Page :S286

    H.T. Carper, D.D. Murphy, J.W. Steinke, M.S. Shaker, A.P. McLaughlin, T.A.E. Platts-Mills, P.W. Heymann

    
  • ·Effect of farming environment on atopic diseases in mongolia

    Page :S286

    A. Viinanen, S. Munhbayarlah, T. Zevgee, T. Tseregmaa, L. Narantsetseg, T. Naidansuren, T. Lkhagwasuren, M. Koskenvuo, H. Helenius, E.O. Terho

    
  • ·Paradoxical effect of cow dung exposure on childhood atopy in rural and urban children in South India

    Page :S286

    P.K. Vedanthan

    
  • ·Does the immune response to cat among children living with a cat influence the prevalence of IgE to dog and birch?

    Page :S286

    M.S. Perzanowski, E. Ronmark, K. Kemi-Bjornstrom, D. Riposo, B. Lundback, T.A.E. Platts-Mills

    
  • ·The effect of mite allergen-impermeable covers in adult asthma: The SMAC study

    Page :S286

    A. Woodcock, L. Forster, E. Matthews, J. Martin, L. Letley, M. Vickers, J. Britton, D. Strachan, P. Howarth, D. Altmann, C. Frost, A. Custovic

    
  • ·Dust and airborne endotoxins exposure in the urban dwellings of Strasbourg area, France

    Page :S287

    C. Sohy, F. Lieutier-Colas, A. Lintz, A. Verot, P. Meyer, G. Pauli, F. de Blay

    
  • ·Effects of home visitation on ETS exposure among wheezing children from low-income families

    Page :S287

    M.R. Price, A.S. Kaugars, M. de la Garza, M.P. Lynch, M.D. Klinnert

    
  • ·Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) enhance IgE-mediated histamine release and IL-4 production in human basophils

    Page :S287

    C. Kepley, L. Fredine, J.M. Oliver, S. Burchiel

    
  • ·Antibiotic desensitization for the allergic patient: 5 Years of experience and practice

    Page :S288

    S.E. Turvey, B. Cronin, A.D. Arnold, A.F. Dioun

    
  • ·Heparin desensitization in a patient requiring cardiopulmonary bypass for aortic valve replacement (AVR)

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    M.B. Strub, E. Brigino-Buenaventura, F.R. Bocobo, D.F. German, R.C. Richter, M. Ghotbi

    
  • ·Successful desensitization to intravenous cyclosporine: A case report

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    H.M. Patel

    
  • ·Anaphylactic reaction to high dose methotrexate with successful desensitization

    Page :S288

    S. McKnight, R.W. Fox, R.E. Crockett, R.F. Lockey

    
  • ·Successful desensitization to oxaliplatin in a patient with oxaliplatin hypersensitivity

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    C.C. Lin, F.M. Lobo

    
  • ·Fresh frozen plasma (FFP) in the treatment of resistant ACE inhibitor (ACE-I) angioedema

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    M.R. Warrier, C.A. Copilevitz, M.S. Dykewicz, R.G. Slavin

    
  • ·Cutaneous adverse drug reaction to pegylated interferons during peginterferon alpha and ribavirin treatment for chronic hepatitis C

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    T. Kinaciyan, W. Jessner, E. Formann, B. Hayek, P. Steindl-Munda, P. Ferenci, G. Stingl

    
  • ·Cutaneous reaction to nadroparin: Clinical and immunological aspects

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    S.E. Haine, D.G. Ebo, V.M. Conraads, A. Vorlat, C.J. Vrints, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·The chemokine monokine induced by IFN-g (Mig, CXCL9) is potent inhibitor of eosinophils in vitro and in vivo

    Page :S290

    P.C. Fulkerson, N. Zimmermann, E.B. Brandt, E.E. Muntel, J. Kavanaugh, A. Mishra, Y. Ming, P.S. Foster, J.M. Farber, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Toll-like receptor (TLR) expression on human basophils: Evidence for differential modulation of IgE-dependent and -independent cytokine secretion with specific ligands

    Page :S290

    J.T. Schroeder, K. Chichester, A. Bieneman

    
  • ·Calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) inhibits antigen-specific T-cell activation and subsequent development of a primary allergic immune response

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    A. Dakhama, A. Balhorn, C. Taube, A.G. Alvarez, T. Kodama, N. Miyahara, A. Joetham, K. Takeda, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Augmentation of allergic inflammation by cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibition does not depend on STAT6 signaling

    Page :S290

    R.S. Peebles, K. Hashimoto, P.W. Jones, J.D. Morrow, R.D. Collins, K. Goleniewska, J. Furlong, D.B. Mitchell, B.S. Graham, J.R. Sheller

    
  • ·The role of IL-4, IL-13, and STAT6 in experimental intestinal anaphylaxis

    Page :S291

    T.A. Scribner, E.B. Brandt, R.T. Strait, E. Muntel, A.N.J. McKenzie, F.D. Finkelman, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Expression of TGF-β and IL-10 in patients with allergic eosinophilic gastroenteritis and esophagitis

    Page :S291

    M. Chehade, L. Qin, M. Magid, R. Castro, H. Sampson, K. Beyer

    
  • ·Phosphoproteomic analyses of upper airway mucosa reveal activation of select signaling pathways in patients with allergic rhinitis

    Page :S291

    P. Leonard, S. Stafford, K. Calhoun, E. Buckingham, M. Decherd, J.A. Grant, S. Sur, R. Alam

    
  • ·The involvement of arginase and the cationic amino acid transporter 2 in asthma pathogenesis

    Page :S292

    N. Zimmermann, N. King, M. Yang, A. Mishra, S.M. Pope, C.L. MacLeod, Q. Hamid, P.S. Foster, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Allergic diseases in relation to vaccinations and infectious diseases: Two cross-sectional studies in schoolchildren 4 years apart

    Page :S292

    R. Pierdomenico, C. D'Ambrosio, G. Rasi, G. Lapucci, A. Torre, P.M. Matricardi, A. Carlucci, S. Bonini

    
  • ·Viral-induced respiratory symptoms as predictors of concomitant wheezing

    Page :S292

    C.C. Copenhaver, R. Gangnon, Z. Li, K. Roberg, K. Carlson-Dakes, P. Shult, C. Kirk, J.E. Gern, R.F. Lemanske

    
  • ·Adenocarcinoma of the lung in a patient with allergic rhinitis presenting as hoarseness and sinusitis

    Page :S292

    M.T. Nguyen, D.B. Moyer

    
  • ·Negative sweat chloride tests in patients with mutations of the cystic fibrosis gene

    Page :S292

    V.C. Gowda, M. Roberts, R. Wolfe, S. Gupta, P. Muniyappa, W.B. Klaustermeyer

    
  • ·A case report: Bridging bronchus with severe and recurrent wheeze

    Page :S293

    K. Miura, Y. Odajima, Y. Iikura

    
  • ·Successful treatment of churg-strauss syndrome with mycophenolate mofetil

    Page :S293

    M. Leva, P. Dignetti, E. Rossi, L. Viassolo, A. Zolezzi, G. Passalacqua, R. Quaglia, G.W. Canonica

    
  • ·Increased sensitivity to IL-4 in cystic fibrosis patients with allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

    Page :S293

    J. Smick, M. Warrier, V.P. Kurup, P.S. Hutchinson, A.P. Knutsen

    
  • ·Correlation of serum precipitins and IgG anti aspergillus fumigatus (IgG-Af) determined by fluoroenzymeimmunoassay

    Page :S294

    P.S. Hutcheson, R.G. Slavin

    
  • ·Pituitary macroadenoma presenting with rhinitis

    Page :S294

    A.L. Darter, D.A. Khan

    
  • ·Faecal microflora in atopic wheezy and non-atopic non-wheezy children

    Page :S294

    M.A. Simon, C.S. Murray, G.W. Tannock, H.J.M. Harmsen, G.W. Welling, A. Custovic, A. Woodcock

    
  • ·Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) stimulation of interleukin-11 in human alveolar epithelial cells—Inhibition by montelukast

    Page :S294

    B.T. Leyko, J. Zimmermann, H. Shah, G. Joseph, Y. Huang, M. Frieri

    
  • ·Antibiotic use during early infancy increases the risk for atopy

    Page :S294

    C. Cole Johnson, D.R. Ownby, S.L. Havstad, S. Hensley Alford, E.M. Zoratti, E.L. Peterson, C.L.M. Joseph

    
  • ·Chronic cough and vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) related to chronic rhinitis and not gastroesophageal reflux (GER), but due to inlet patch (IP) of acid secreting heterotopic gastric mucosa below the upper esophageal sphincter (UES)

    Page :S295

    W.S. Silvers, J.S. Levine, R.W. Weber

    
  • ·Ten-year diagnostic experience with primary ciliary dyskinesia using the rhinoprobe in an allergy/immunology practice

    Page :S295

    J.E. Welch, M.B. Hogan, N.W. Wilson

    
  • ·Radiological presentation of pulmonary eosinophilia (PE) masquerade pulmonary tuberculosis (PT), pneumonia (P), pulmonary infarction (PI), Ca. lung (CL), posing diagnostic difficulties

    Page :S295

    F. Khan, M. Ishaq

    
  • ·Chest physiotherapy in pediatric asthma—A survey of general pediatricians

    Page :S296

    W.H. Hwan, E. Yousef, S.J. McGeady

    
  • ·Allergic asthma in pulmonary tuberculosis (TB)

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    E.E. Fouda

    
  • ·Change of serum female hormone level and airway peak expiration flow in menstruation-related asthma patients

    Page :S296

    C. Ren, Y. Gao

    
  • ·Picornavirus is the dominating virus in exacerbations in toddlers with recurrent wheeze

    Page :S296

    C. Ward, J. Reid, R. Ratcheva, P. Banovcin, P. Davies, L. Willits, H. Bisgaard

    
  • ·Unusual cause of wheezing in an elderly female

    Page :S296

    M.R. Reyes, P.J. Daffern

    
  • ·Spontaneous resolution of eosinophilic granuloma with peripheral eosinophilia following staphylococcal bacteremia

    Page :S297

    S.J. Kuhl

    
  • ·Heterogeneous presentation of obstructive sleep apnea syndromes in patients with inflammatory airway disorders

    Page :S297

    S. Fitzgerald, C. Lowe, S. Lee, M. Girish, G. Krishnaswamy, B. Guha

    
  • ·Pulmonary function and asthma symptom scores following BCG administration in established asthmatics

    Page :S297

    R.J.J. Hopp, R.G. Townley, R. Sueiro, T. Romero

    
  • ·RasGRP4 controls prostaglandin D2 (PGD2) expression in human mast cells (MCs)

    Page :S298

    R.L. Stevens, L. Li, Y. Yang

    
  • ·Role of complement receptor-related gene y (Crry)-Ig in allergic airway inflammation and hyperresponsiveness

    Page :S298

    Y. Rha, C. Taube, A. Joetham, A. Dakhama, K. Takeda, M.V. Holers, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Eosinophil cationic protein (ECP) and interleukin (IL)-8 levels in bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) from pediatric patients with acute asthma and acute bronchiolitis

    Page :S298

    C.K. Kim, S.W. Kim, Y.K. Kim, H. Kita, Y.Y. Koh

    
  • ·Bradykinin increases the in vivo expression of the C-X-C chemokine receptors CXCR1 and CXCR2 in allergic rhinitis subjects

    Page :S298

    S.C. Christiansen, J. Eddleston, G.R. Jenkins, J.A. Koziol, B.L. Zuraw

    
  • ·The effect of a rhinovirus (RV) 16 infection on interferon (IFN)-g/interleukin (IL)-5 generation in the airway

    Page :S299

    W.W. Busse, R.F. Vrtis, K.A. Schwantes, J.E. Gern

    
  • ·Identification of a novel metalloproteinase ADAM-8 in the pathophysiology of experimental asthma

    Page :S299

    N.E. King, N. Zimmermann, S.M. Pope, A. Mishra, D.P. Witte, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Differential T-bet and STAT4 expression in NK cell subpopulations with disparate capacities for IFN-gamma production

    Page :S299

    L.A. Rosenthal, L.D. Mikus, R.L. Sorkness, R.F. Lemanske

    
  • ·Modulation of eosinophilia and cytokines of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) by CpG ODN in a mouse model of established airway inflammation

    Page :S299

    S. Choi, Z. Peng

    
  • ·Rhinovirus (RV)-induced interferon gamma (IFNγ) secretion in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) is not dependent on IL-12

    Page :S300

    G.D. Brooks, R.A. Brockman-Schneider, A.G. Mosser, W.W. Busse, J.E. Gern

    
  • ·Effects of inflammatory cytokines on hyaluronan (HA) synthesis by human lung fibroblasts (LF) and arterial smooth muscle cells (ASMC)

    Page :S300

    L.C. Altman, T.S. Wilkinson, S. Potter-Perigo, T.N. Wight

    
  • ·CysLT1 receptor upregulation by TGF-beta and IL-13, but not IL-4, is associated with bronchial smooth muscle cell proliferation in response to LTD4

    Page :S300

    M. Rola-Pleszczynski, K. Espinosa, J. Stankova

    
  • ·The major mucin producing gene in the airways, MUC-5AC, positively correlates with airway hyperreactivity in a sensitized murine model of asthma

    Page :S300

    P.J. Busse, X. Li, C. Huang, K. Srivastava, M. Domaradzki, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Bronchial fibroblasts from asthmatic patients have impaired biosynthesis of PGE2 under inflammatory condition

    Page :S301

    M. Pierzchalska, Z. Szabo, J. Soja, M. Sanak, A. Szczeklik

    
  • ·Increased interleukin-13 (IL-13) concentrations in nasopharyngeal secretion in children with allergic asthma

    Page :S301

    W. Feleszko, A. Zawadzka-Krajewska, K. Matysiak, D. Lewandowska, M. Kulus

    
  • ·Activation of voltage-gated chloride channels by cytokines in human blood monocytes

    Page :S301

    M. Kim, D.K. Agrawal

    
  • ·Vγ4+ T-cell depletion during exposure to aeroallergen increases airway responsiveness and Th2 cytokine-producting pulmonary T lymphocytes in allergen sensitized mice

    Page :S301

    Y. Hahn, C. Taube, K. Takeda, J. Park, N. Jin, K. Aydintug, J.M. Wands, M. Lahn, R.L. O'Brien, E.W. Gelfand, W.K. Born

    
  • ·Effect of FLT3-ligand treatment of BALF of ova sensitized and challenged mice

    Page :S302

    J.H. Edwan, D.K. Agrawal

    
  • ·RSV G glycoprotein is a selective Th₂ chemoattractant

    Page :S302

    V. Wellemans, F. Bellessort, B. Lamkhioued

    
  • ·Chemokine receptors as RSV receptors: Roles in viral entry and immunopathology of the lung

    Page :S302

    F. Bellessort, V. Wellemans, B. Lamkhioued

    
  • ·Suplatast tosilate (ST) inhibits thymus- and activation-regulated chemokine (TARC) production by antigen-specific human T helper 2 (Th2) cells

    Page :S302

    N. Oda, K. Minoguchi, A. Tanaka, T. Yokoe, H. Matsuo, S.K. Huang, M. Adachi

    
  • ·Decrease of ex vivo expression of costimulation molecules during virus-induced asthma exacerbations in peripheral blood mononuclear cells of atopic asthmatic children

    Page :S303

    A. Bossios, N.G. Papadopoulos, M. Xatzipsalti, E. Manousakis, F. Psarros, D. Gourgiotis, A. Constantopoulos, P. Saxoni-Papageorgiou

    
  • ·RSV-infection induced enhancement of airway hyperresponsiveness in allergen sensitized and challenged mice can be prevented by inhibition of IL-13

    Page :S303

    J. Park, C. Taube, E. Yang, A. Joetham, A. Balhorn, K. Takeda, N. Miyahara, A. Dakhama, D. Donaldson, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·The 4G/5G polymorphism in the plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 gene is associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

    Page :S303

    L.T. Do, S.H. Cho, R.F. Alban, R. Casaburi, C.K. Oh

    
  • ·Polymorphisms in the ADAM19 gene are associated with asthma susceptibility and severity of hyperresponsiveness in a dutch asthma population

    Page :S303

    D.A. Meyers, T.D. Howard, H. Jongepier, E.J. Ampleford, E.R. Bleecker, D.S. Postma

    
  • ·Association of the arginine-16 polymorphism desensitization and β₂-agonist intrinsic efficacy

    Page :S304

    B.J. Lipworth, D.K.C. Lee, G.P. Currie, I.P. Hall, J.J. Lima

    
  • ·ICAM-1 positive nasal epithelial cells, nasal eosinophils, and D. pteronyssinus allergen nasal provocation in house dust mite-sensitive allergic rhinitis: A clinical correlation study

    Page :S304

    J. Klaewsongkram, K. Ruxrungtham, P. Wannakrairot, P. Ruangvejvorachai, P. Phanupak

    
  • ·Gene expresion profiles in the nasal mucosa of allergic rhinitis patients with nasal polyps

    Page :S304

    S.B. Fritz, J.E. Terrell, E.R. Conner, J. Kukowska-Latallo, J.R. Baker

    
  • ·Role of bone marrow T cells in eosinophil production associated with asthma

    Page :S304

    M.B. Hogan, D.N. Weissman, L.F. Gibson, D. Piktel, J. Welch, K.S. Landreth

    
  • ·Role of sensitized CD4+ T cells in the development and maintenance of pulmonary eosinophilia and allergic airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR) following primary and secondary airway challenge

    Page :S305

    A. Joetham, C. Taube, Z. Cui, K. Takeda, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Neurotrophin-3 expression in human bronchoalveolar lavage fluid cells after segmental allergen provocation: Functional relevance for the inflammatory response in allergic asthma

    Page :S305

    C. Nassenstein, J.C. Virchow, W. Luttmann, H. Renz, A. Braun

    
  • ·Blood eosinophil and serum eosinophil cationic protein as a marker of bronchial hyperresponsiveness in children with suspected asthma

    Page :S305

    Y. Park, Y.Y. Koh

    
  • ·Allergen decreased intereferon gamma production in CD8+ T cells, NK cells, TNK cells from patients with mild persistent allergic asthma

    Page :S305

    Y.J. Cho, S.H. Maeng, J.S. Lee, Y.H. Chang

    
  • ·AntiRANKL antibody maintains trabecular bone mineral density and increases cortical area in ovariectomized swiss-webster mice: A new therapy to counteract glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis

    Page :S306

    N.A. McHugh, H.M. Vercesi, C. Crain, A. O'Garra, R.W. Egan

    
  • ·Assessment of eosnophils and eosinophil cationic protein in induced sputum in childhood asthma

    Page :S306

    H. Yoon, W. Kim

    
  • ·Expression of stem cell factor in epithelial cells and number of mast cells in nasal polyps are associated with patients' clinical phenotypes

    Page :S306

    M.L. Kowalski, A. Lewandowska, R. Pawliczak, J. Wozniak, A. Ptasinska, A. Jankowski, T. Kornatowski, M. Wagrowska-Danilewicz, M. Danilewicz

    
  • ·The effect of budesonide in murine asthma is mediated by the activation of membrane and intracellular glucocorticoid receptors

    Page :S306

    K.S. Konduri, S.D. Nandedkar, B. Gametchu

    
  • ·Localization of nerve growth factor (NGF) receptors in the human nasal mucosa

    Page :S307

    X. Wu, A.C. Myers, A. Goldstone, A. Togias, A.M. Sanico

    
  • ·Real-time PCR assays for the detection of Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Chlamydia pneumoniae on throat swabs

    Page :S307

    J.D. Hester, B.S. Brede, J.F. Halsey

    
  • ·IP-10 expression is induced by human airway epithelial cells (HAE) in response to stimulation with human rhinovirus-16 (HRV-16)

    Page :S307

    J.C.L. Spurrell, S. Wiehler, J.L. Pitchko, D. Proud

    
  • ·Detection and quantitation of C16 and C18 fatty acid acyl conjugates of triamcinolone acetonide (TAA) in airway epithelial cells using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry

    Page :S307

    R.P. Schleimer, A.E. Blum, C.A. Bickel, N.M. Heller, W.C. Hubbard

    
  • ·Inhibition of IL-4 production in a rat mast cell line by antisense technology

    Page :S308

    S.F. Khurrum, Z. Wu, D.B.G. Oliveira, L.J. Hammond, R.M. Mirakian, P.A. Biro

    
  • ·Alterations of cytokine profiles in allergic asthma patients

    Page :S308

    V.N. Tsybulkina, O.V. Skorochodkina, A.P. Tsybulkin

    
  • ·Is the increase in CD30 expression a cause or consequence of apoptosis in human blood eosinophils?

    Page :S308

    A.I. Berro, D.K. Agrawal

    
  • ·The importance of sputum eosinophilia in patients with cough variant asthma in the prediction of subsequent development of classic asthma

    Page :S308

    Y.Y. Koh, H. Kang, E.K. Kang

    
  • ·Production of cysteinyl-leukotrienes by airway epithelial cells in response to acidic stress in vitro

    Page :S309

    S. Hom, J. Vaughan, A. Nguyen, T.A.E. Platts-Mills, J. Hunt

    
  • ·Interleukin-1b and interleukin-1ra increase in late phase response to segmental allergen challenge in asthmatics unaltered by beclomethasone and salmeterol

    Page :S309

    D.J. Amrol, D.H. Hagaman, J.L. Morgan, J.J. Murray

    
  • ·Serum total IgE and specific IgE to D. pteronyssinus, but not eosinophilic cationic protein (ECP), are more likely to be elevated in elderly asthmatics

    Page :S309

    M.J. King, S. Bukantz, S. Phillips, S.S. Mohapatra, T.S. Randall, R.F. Lockey

    
  • ·Intranasal atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) gene transfer attenuates airway reactivity in a mouse model of allergic asthma

    Page :S309

    S.S. Mohapatra, M. Kumar, A. Behera, G. Hellerman, R.F. Lockey, D. Vesely

    
  • ·Immune stimulatory DNA in farm barn dust

    Page :S310

    S.R. Roy, A.M. Schiltz, Y. Shen, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·A 3-mm wheal doesn't discriminate between cat allergic and non-allergic patients

    Page :S310

    C.F. Remer, M.S. Kaplan, B.J. Goldberg, A.M. Staveren, C.K. Lin

    
  • ·Increasing prevalence of allergic diseases among thai children: The ISAAC III results

    Page :S310

    P. Vichyanond, S. Kaewsomboon, S. Ruangrak, N. Visitsunthorn, V. Cherdjirapong, G. Pongsamart, T. Simasathien

    
  • ·Effect of systemic or local eotaxin neutralization on allergen-induced eosinophilic inflammation

    Page :S310

    M. R∢dinger

    
  • ·Urban house dust DNA suppresses TNF-α production in vitro

    Page :S310

    A. Marotta, A.M. Schiltz, S.R. Roy, A.H. Liu

    
  • ·The effect of maternal egg avoidance on atopy at eighteen months

    Page :S311

    K.E.C. Grimshaw, G.H.S. Vance, R.A. Briggs, J.O. Warner

    
  • ·Immune tolerance induced by the house dust mite/cholera toxin B conjugate

    Page :S311

    C. Lee

    
  • ·Pulmonary function studies in healthy American-born children of Filipino descent residing in Hawaii

    Page :S311

    J.C. Kam, E.M. Watanabe, F.E. Lurie

    
  • ·Relationship of serum interleukin-13 with eotaxin and airway hyperresponsiveness in atopic asthmatics

    Page :S311

    J. Yang, J. Shim, D. Keum

    
  • ·Neutrophil activation in moderate-to-severe asthmatics compared with controls

    Page :S312

    L. Dziadzio, M. Lokuta, A. Bhattacharya, W.W. Busse, A. Huttenlocher

    
  • ·Correlation between inhalant allergen-specific IgE and pulmonary function in asthmatic patients

    Page :S312

    S.Y. Choi, M.H. Sohn, H.Y. Yum, K.E. Kim

    
  • ·Analysis of IgE levels in pediatric allergy in South Africa and the USA

    Page :S312

    M. Ellaurie, G. Hu, N.L. Pillay

    
  • ·The role of cytokines in bronchial asthma (BA)

    Page :S312

    R.I. Sepiashvili

    
  • ·Th1/Th2 T cells and cytokine synthesis in cystic fibrosis patients with allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

    Page :S312

    A.P. Knutsen, P. Hutchinson, J. Smick, V.P. Kurup

    
  • ·Analysis of IgE heavy chain V-gene usage in human tonsil

    Page :S313

    W.J.J. Finlay, R.L. Rabin, J.E. Slater

    
  • ·The influence of HLA alleles on graft loss and rejection episodes in renal transplantation

    Page :S313

    G. Vitalpur, S. Dixit, J. Boudreaux, D. Frey, B. Arora, K. Wiley, D. Mercante, P. Kumar

    
  • ·IgE and IgG antibody responses to cat and dust mite allergen over the first five years: Influence of maternal immune responses

    Page :S313

    D.M. Riposo, E.A. Erwin, N.J. Custis, K. Blumenthal, M. Barr, D. Sredl, H.A. Burge, D.R. Gold, T.A.E. Platts-Mills

    
  • ·Genome search for pollen reactivity loci: Genome screen for susceptibility loci contributing to pollen sensitivity in US populations

    Page :S313

    M.N. Blumenthal, E.R. Bleecker, T.H. Beatty, C. Ober, S. Banks-Schlegel, S.S. Rich

    
  • ·A novel single nucleotide polymorphism in complement component 5 receptor 1 (C5aR) on chromosome 19q13.3 is not associated with asthma in an Afro-Caribbean population

    Page :S314

    M. Munoz, A. Zambelli-Weiner, E. Ehrlich, S. Jimenez, L. Caraballo, M. Wills-Karp, K.C. Barnes

    
  • ·A genetic association study between asthma and CD14 promoter polymorphism in Chinese children

    Page :S314

    T.F. Leung, N.L.S. Tang, Y.M. Sung, G.W.K. Wong, C.W.K. Lam, A.M. Li, I.H.S. Chan, T.F. Fok

    
  • ·Physical activity is not associated with asthma in a caucasian isolate

    Page :S314

    K.B. Held, M.L. Stockton, R.A. Mathias, K.C. Barnes

    
  • ·Association of CD14 gene promoter polymorphisms with atopic phenotypes in Singapore population

    Page :S314

    L. Xiaohui, C. Wai, H. Chew Kiat, D. De Yun

    
  • ·Asthma and associated phenotypes in Puerto Rico's asthmatics

    Page :S315

    W. Hernandez, M.N. Blumenthal

    
  • ·An association between Dandy-Walker Malformation and Nijmegen Breakage Syndrome in a 10-year-old boy

    Page :S315

    F. Gutin, E.A. Secord

    
  • ·Prospective dust mite sensitivity study in a Taiwan population

    Page :S315

    C. Lin, C.L. Liebeler, D.R. Jackola, A. Rosenberg, M.N. Blumenthal

    
  • ·A new model of B cell superantigen immune complex mediated inflammation

    Page :S315

    R.A. Sporici, W. Li, A. Anderson, A.I. Levinson

    
  • ·NPY ameliorates experimental autoimmune encephalitis (EAE): Y1 receptor specific induction of a Th2 shift in vivo

    Page :S316

    S. Bedoui, K. Miyamoto, A. Beck-Sickinger, S. von Horsten, S. Miyake, T. Yamamura

    
  • ·NKT cells can exacerbate ongoing type 2 immunity in an antigen-specific manner

    Page :S316

    K.T. HayGlass, S. Haile

    
  • ·A variant of childhood-onset myasthenia gravis: On HLA typing and clinical characteristics in Japan

    Page :S316

    N. Shinomiya, Y. Nomura, M. Shinomiya, M. Segawa

    
  • ·Intravenously applied IgG stimulates complement attenuation in dermatomyositis at the amplifying C3 convertase level

    Page :S316

    H.U. Lutz, P. Stammler, V. Bianchi, R.M. Trüeb, T. Hunziker, R. Burger, E. Jelezarova, P.J. Späth

    
  • ·Inflammatory mechanisms involved in familial cold autoinflammatory syndrome

    Page :S316

    A.N. Greiner, J.L. Mueller, J. Nayar, S. Rosengren, A.A. Wanderer, H.M. Hoffman

    
  • ·Rituximab as treatment for giant cell hepatitis with autoimmune hemolytic anemia

    Page :S317

    M.J. Palumbo, N. Tangsinmankong, R.A. Good

    
  • ·Circulating dendritic cell (DC) subtypes in rheumatoid arthritis (RA): Influence of anti-TNF-alpha therapy

    Page :S317

    A.J. Schuerwegh, M.M. Hagendorens, J.F. Van Offel, D.G. Ebo, C.H. Bridts, W.J. Stevens, L.S. De Clerck

    
  • ·Mononuclear phagocytes (MP) in rheumatoid arthritis (RA): Discordance of internalization and digestion functions

    Page :S317

    A.P. Tsybulkin, M.I. Arleevskaja, D.G. Khaliullina, A.I. Zabotin, V.N. Tsybulkina

    
  • ·Is immunofluorescence antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (IF-ANCA) test ordered appropriately by clinicians?

    Page :S318

    D. Zauli, A. Grassi, E. Manfredini, S. Zucchini, F.B. Bianchi

    
  • ·Neural stem cell cytotoxic activity in cerebrospinal fluid from a patient with end-stage neuropsychiatric systemic lupus erythematosus

    Page :S318

    M.M. Cyr, B. Sakic, J.A. Denburg

    
  • ·Primary autoimmune neutropenia associated with endocrinopathy

    Page :S318

    M.A. Yacovone, P. Powers, R.K. Katial

    
  • ·Positive antinuclear antibodies in a 15-year-old girl with HAIR-AN phenotype

    Page :S318

    N. Mathur, W. Bastian, M. Castro, H.J. Moallem, R. Joks, A.S. Josephson

    
  • ·In acute/subacute guillain-barre syndrome (GBS) with vulnerable cardiovascular system, intravenous immunoglobulin (IV IG), safely reduce not only the intensity of polyradiculoneuropathy also its morbidity and mortality; Whereas in chronic cases ACTH and physiotherapy has significantly improved life style

    Page :S319

    I. Muhammad, S. Khan

    
  • ·Alternative maturation programs for immature DCs that determine immunity vs tolerance decision

    Page :S319

    D. Usharauli

    
  • ·Role of IFN-beta gene in the immune response after CpG motifs treatment in an allergy murine model

    Page :S319

    V. Matheu, A. Treschow, I. Teige, Y. Barrios, S. Issazadeh-Navikas

    
  • ·Vitamin C as an immunomodulatory agent in humans

    Page :S319

    S.Y. Ritter, G.D. Marshall

    
  • ·Immunomodulation of T cells by the Chinese herbal medicine Ling Zhi (Ganoderma lucidum)

    Page :S320

    M. Wen, A. Teper, K.D. Srivastava, C. Huang, B. Schofield, X. Li

    
  • ·Thimersoal causes mitochondrial microenvironment change in neuronal cells

    Page :S320

    L. Yel, S. Gupta

    
  • ·Dietary N-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) supplementation during pregnancy is associated with changes in cord blood (CB) progenitor numbers and responsiveness to IL-5 in infants at risk of atopy

    Page :S320

    H.M. Hatfield, J.A. Dunstan, L. Hayes, R. Sehmi, P.M. Holt, J.A. Denburg, S.L. Prescott

    
  • ·Liposome DNA vaccination for cockroach allergy in mice

    Page :S320

    A.W.Y. James, A.W. James, A. Saeed, J. Yang, C.F. Michael, X. Du, Y. Guo, Y. Park, U. Nair, S. Kanangat, T.J. Yoo

    
  • ·Study of a specific IgE against carbonic anhydrase in a family with tubular renal acidosis

    Page :S321

    J.C. Muiño, L.I. Juncos, N. García, M.D. Romero-Piffeguer, M. Ferrero, D. Beltramo

    
  • ·Inhibition of tonsil-derived (T-D) B-cell apoptosis permits the expression of disease-specific (D-S), IgM rheumatoid factor (RF) expression

    Page :S321

    D. Milojevic, V.R. Bonagura

    
  • ·Chondrocyte apoptosis induced in vitro is caspase-3-mediated, but is not demonstrated in cartilage from patients with rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis

    Page :S321

    J.F. Van Offel, I.C. Koster, G.J. Van Elsen, A.J. Schuerwegh, C.H. Bridts, M.M. Kockx, W.J. Stevens, L.S. De Clerck

    
  • ·Expression of soluble high-affinity IgE receptors and its interferences with type 1 hypersensitivity reactions

    Page :S321

    S. Renshan

    
  • ·Hydroxyzine from various topical phospholipid liposomal formulations: Evaluation of peripheral antihistaminic activity and systemic absorption in a rabbit model

    Page :S322

    A.A.W. Elzainy, X. Gu, E.R. Simons, K.J. Simons

    
  • ·Treatment of keratoderman hereditara mutilans with topical tacrolimus: A case study with histopathology pre- and post-treatment

    Page :S322

    M.A. Guanzon, B.B. Faltay, A. Ishida-Yamamoto, B.A. Silverman, A.T. Schneider

    
  • ·Netherton syndrome: Probably a frequently misdiagnosed entity

    Page :S322

    C.L. Hedberg, D.J. Hogan, S.L. Bahna

    
  • ·Relapsing post-infectious rash with desquamation

    Page :S322

    B. Mahboub, P. Vadas

    
  • ·Angioedema—Not! Eosinophilic fasciitis presenting as angioedema

    Page :S323

    P.A. Barzaga, B. Ryhal, P. Carroll

    
  • ·Hereditary angioedema in three brothers with normal C1 esterase inhibitor level and function

    Page :S323

    S. Gupta, F. Wu, V.C. Gowda, P. Muniyappa, W.B. Klaustermeyer

    
  • ·Hereditary angioedema with unusual features

    Page :S323

    M.I. Mabudian, G. Vitalpur, P. Kumar

    
  • ·Clinical outcomes of pregnant women with mastocytosis

    Page :S323

    S.B. Bruns, K. Hartmann

    
  • ·Anaphylaxis after hamster bites—Identification of a novel allergen

    Page :S324

    D.L. Lim, H.P. Van Bever, R. Chan, K. Chua

    
  • ·Cloning and immuno-characterization of complete group 9 allergens from 3 major dust mites, Blomia tropicalis, Dermatophaoides farinae and Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus

    Page :S324

    H.S. Shang, S.T. Ong, X.Z. Bi, L.C. Tsai, S.H. Lim, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Association between sensitization to specific dust mites allergens and manifestation of allergic diseases in four different populations

    Page :S324

    A.C. Angus, X.S. Wang, A. Mari, V. Mahakittikun, C. Bunnag, P. Vichyanond, Y.S. Sew, H. Kulaveerasingam, S.H. Tan, S.C. Chua, S.T. Wun, S.T. Ong, K.T. Kuay, W.L. Wang, X.Z. Bi, H.S. Shang, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Ferret allergy: Identification of serum specific IgE to albumin with crossreactivity to cat

    Page :S324

    J.S. Nugent, B. Whisman, L.L. Hagan

    
  • ·Molecular cloning and characterization of an ovalbumin (Gal d2) homologue in house dust mite, Dermatophagoides farinae

    Page :S324

    S.T. Ong, A.C. Angus, L.C. Tsai, S.H. Lim, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Allergenic characterization of dusky brown cockroach, Periplaneta fuliginosa tropomyosin

    Page :S325

    K. Jeong, H. Hwang, J. Lee, I. Lee, D. Kim, C. Hong, H. Ree, T. Yong

    
  • ·Production of recombinant apple and peach LTP in pichia pastoris

    Page :S325

    L. Zuidmeer, I. Rafalska, N. Tellez-Besoli, N. Rigby, C. Mills, K. Hoffmann-Sommergruber, R. Van Ree

    
  • ·Blo t 13 allergen from Blomia tropicalis shows high frequency of IgE binding in allergic cuban patients and cross-reactivity with Dermatophagoides siboney extract

    Page :S325

    L. Puerta, A. Labrada, M. Labrada, K. Uyema, S. Jiménez, L. Caraballo

    
  • ·Identification of ubiquitin as a low molecular weight allergen of Blomia tropicalis (Bt)

    Page :S326

    D. Mercado, L. Boluda, L. Caraballo, E. Fernandez-Caldas

    
  • ·Large scale screening of putative allergen genes from Acarus siro

    Page :S326

    Y.F. Gao, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Allergenicity of house dust mite eggs

    Page :S326

    L.G. Arlian, M.S. Morgan, N. Fall, S. Kahn, J.S. Neal, D.L. Vyszenski-Moher

    
  • ·Epitope analysis of Hev b 12, a cross reacting latex allergen

    Page :S326

    D.H. Beezhold, V.L. Hickey, L. Zuidmeer, G.L. Sussman

    
  • ·Livetins as inhaled allergens in the bird-egg syndrome

    Page :S326

    M.C. García-González, A. García-Balda, M.C. Diéguez-Pastor, M.R. González-Mendiola, P. Prieto-Montaño, J. Carnés, E. Fernandez-Caldas, B. Hoz-Caballer

    
  • ·Hevein-like domain IV in wheat germ agglutinin (WGA) is responsible for the majority of IgE cross-reactivity between WGA and hevein (Hev b 6.02)

    Page :S327

    P. Karisola, H. Alenius, K. Turjanmaa, T. Reunala, N. Kalkkinen, T. Palosuo, M. Kulomaa

    
  • ·Identification of homologues of manganese superoxidase dimutase, thioredoxin, cyclophilin, profilin, a calcium-binding protein, and a fibrinogen-binding protein as IgE binding components in Curvularia lunata

    Page :S327

    F.L. Wong, S.S. Joshi, B.W. Lee, T.K. Tan, F.T. Chew

    
  • ·Immunoblot analysis of the sera of patients allergic to rat in Córdoba, Argentina

    Page :S327

    A.M. Kahn, C.C. Castro, E.G. Wolff, M.J. Gregorio, M. Ordoñez, M.D. Romero-Piffeguer, D. Beltramo, J.C. Muiño

    
  • ·Isoprene increases GST production and allergenic activity in Alternaria alternata

    Page :S327

    J. Shankar, S. Sridhara, B.P. Singh, N. Arora

    
  • ·Detection and immunological characterization of hazelnut 2S albumin

    Page :S328

    J. Akkerdaas, F. Schocker, M. Alcocer, P. Schilte, A. Knulst, S. Hefle, f. Ferreira, R. Aalberse, R. Van Ree

    
  • ·Characterization of black walnut pollen allergens

    Page :S328

    C.N. Porch-Curren, W.R. Peterson, A. Xu, S.S. Teuber

    
  • ·One-week variability of cotton dust and endotoxin levels in a cotton mill: Relation with across-shift drop

    Page :S328

    E. Castro, J.A. Ferreira, J. Torres Costa, M. Vaz

    
  • ·Associations among gender, race, and age on allergen sensitivity in patients with objectively diagnosed asthma recruited into Asthma Clinical Research Network (ACRN) protocols

    Page :S328

    T.J. Craig, V. Chinchilli, E. Lehman, R. Zimmerman, R. Lemanske, H. Boushey, G. Pesola

    
  • ·Tobacco smoking and risk factors for atopic disease in infants

    Page :S328

    K. Stencel-Gabriel

    
  • ·Periodic assessment of improvement in pulmonary function following quitting amongst young smokers

    Page :S329

    K.S.M. Ishaq, I. Muhammad, F.K.M. Nawaiz

    
  • ·Non-occupational induced allergy to monkey

    Page :S329

    C.A. Copilevitz, P.A. Hutcheson, R.G. Slavin

    
  • ·Relationship between parental reports of environmental and food triggers of asthma symptoms and allergic sensitization—The Childhood Asthma Research and Education (CARE) network

    Page :S329

    I.M. Paul, T.W. Guilbert, D.T. Mauger, S.J. Boehmer, R.F. Lemanske, R.S. Zeiger, T.J. Craig, F.D. Martinez, S.J. Szefler, R.C. Strunk, L.M. Taussig, V.M. Chinchilli

    
  • ·Long-term monitoring of the immune status of children living in radionucleotide contaminated areas

    Page :S330

    E. Kirylchyk, L. Titov, D. Charnashey, L.M. Du Buske

    
  • ·Seasonal distribution of cockroaches, a major source of indoor allergens, in Seoul, Korea

    Page :S330

    C. Kim, W. Kim, K. Lee, M. Shon, G. Jang, K. Kim, I. Lee, K. Jeong, J. Lee, T. Yong, J. Park, C. Hong, C. Kim

    
  • ·Dust mite numbers and mite and cockroach allergen and antigen levels in central Florida homes

    Page :S330

    R. Codina

    
  • ·Domestic mite sensitization in German patients—Including Chortoglyphus arcuatus and Gohieria fusca

    Page :S330

    H. Müsken, J.T. Franz, U. Schlensog, A. Heutelbeck, T. Schulz, C. Junghans, P. Tucholla, P. Hallier, K.C. Bergmann

    
  • ·Comparison of Swiffer^® to a standard electrostatic cloth in reducing allergen levels in day care centers

    Page :S330

    M. Rezvani, R. Floyd, A. Perez, B. Lanphear, L. Levine, J.A. Bernstein

    
  • ·Survival of dust mites in vacuum storage bags

    Page :S331

    J.D. Miller

    
  • ·Is picture of mucociliary clearance after irradiation important for patient's prognosis?

    Page :S331

    J. Foltinová, A. Schrott-Fischer, E. Neu, V. ilínek, V. Foltin, W. Freysinger

    
  • ·Beekeeper's serum inhibits in vitro activity of bee venom (BV) phospholipase A2 (PLA2)

    Page :S331

    D. Giamarchi, R. Escamilla, M. Prevost, C. Hermant, M. Krempf

    
  • ·Massive honeybee envenomation and plasmapheresis

    Page :S332

    W.R. McKenna, B. Hess

    
  • ·Profiling of allergen-induced gene expression in subjects with bee venom allergy

    Page :S332

    S. Konno, D.B.K. Golden, J. Schroeder, T.P. King, A. Kagey-Sobotka, E. Raz, L. Lichtenstein, S.K. Huang

    
  • ·ICD-9 coding of emergency department visits for bee sting allergy

    Page :S332

    C.A. Camargo, T.J. Gaeta, G.S. Kamarthi, S. Clark

    
  • ·Venom immunotherapy (VIT) results in a modified Th2 response

    Page :S332

    A. Michils, A. Crusiaux, S. Baldassarre, A. Ocmant, L. Schandene, C. Ledent, M. Mairesse, M. Goldman

    
  • ·Failure of hymenoptera venom immunotherapy (VIT) is associated with the use of aspirin or lipid-lowering drugs

    Page :S332

    P. Schöpf, F. Rueff, B. Przybilla

    
  • ·In vitro inhibition of hymenoptera venom phospholipase activity after desensitization

    Page :S333

    R. Escamilla, D. Giamarchi, M. Prevost, C. Hermant, M. krempf

    
  • ·Basophil activation test (BAT) and lymphocyte transformation test (LTT) in wasp allergic patients after 3 years of wasp venom immunotherapy

    Page :S333

    K.J. De Knop, A.J. Schuerwegh, D.G. Ebo, C.H. Bridts, L.S. De Clerck, W.J. Stevens

    
  • ·Imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta) venom alkaloids selectively inhibit nitric oxide synthase (NOS) isoforms

    Page :S333

    W.D. McClendon

    
  • ·Stability of hymenoptera venom skin test extracts

    Page :S333

    D. Kelly, A. Meister, D.B.K. Golden, A. Kagey-Sobotka, P.S. Norman, R.G. Hamilton, L.M. Lichtenstein

    
  • ·Mosquito bite-induced systemic reactions: Analysis of saliva specific-IgE and-igG antibodies to 5 species in 14 individuals

    Page :S334

    A. Beckett, E. Simons, Z. Peng

    
  • ·Importance of dendrimer size in the hapten density in a conjugate for in vitro testing to determine IgE antibody in patients allergic to betalactams

    Page :S334

    C. Mayorga, M.J. Torres, E. Perez-Inestrosa, F. Sanchez-Sancho, M.I. Montañez, J.L. Rodriguez-Bada, A.G. Romano, R. Suau, M. Blanca

    
  • ·Skin tests in the diagnosis of penicillin allergy

    Page :S334

    A.M.L. Pregal, A. Vinhas de Sousa, E. Pedro, S. Lopes da Silva, A. Spinola Santos, T. Michelena, M. Branco Ferreira, A.G. Palma-Carlos

    
  • ·Skin test resensitization after allergological study in patients with immediate allergic reactions to betalactams

    Page :S334

    M.C. Moya, M.J. Torres, J.A. Cornejo-Garcia, C. Mayorga, C. Antunez, J.L. Rodriguez-Bada, M. Blanca, C. Juarez

    
  • ·Diagnosing non-immediate reactions to betalactams: Intradermal and skin patch testing standardization

    Page :S335

    M.J. Torres, J. Fernandez, C. Mayorga, E. Sanchez, A. Padial, J.A. Cornejo-Garcia, A.G. Romano, M. Blanca

    
  • ·Repeat penicillin skin testing after penicillin use associated adverse drug reactions in penicillin skin test negative individuals

    Page :S335

    E. Macy, R. Mangat

    
  • ·Study of IgE antibody specificity to penicillin after a boosting process in patients allergic to betalactams

    Page :S335

    M. Blanca, C. Moya, J.L. Rodriguez-Bada, M.J. Torres, J.A. Cornejo-Garcia, C. Antunez, A.G. Romano, C. Mayorga

    
  • ·Penicillin major and minor determinants have high negative predictive value when cephalosporins are administered to penicillin-allergic patients

    Page :S335

    P.A. Greenberger

    
  • ·Characteristics of a group of immediate reactions to betalactams selected during 2000–2002

    Page :S336

    M. Padial, R. Blanco, M. Belver, M. Torres, C. Mayorga, M. Blanca

    
  • ·Allergy to β-lactam antibiotics—Comparing pediatric and adult patients

    Page :S336

    L.M. Borrego, P. Leiria-Pinto, C. Braga, T. Almeida, A. Gaspar, E. Pargana, J. Rosado-Pinto

    
  • ·Allergy to beta-lactam antibiotics in children in Southern Israel

    Page :S336

    J. Hershkovich, L. Kirjner, H. Smit, N. Medan, R. Gorodischer

    
  • ·Characterization of baltimore city school children with asthma evaluated on the breathmobile

    Page :S336

    C.D. Schwindt, C. Blaisdell, M. Ramagopal, S. Irving, M. Foster, K. Mudd, M. Bollinger

    
  • ·Clinical and therapeutic aspects of allergic asthma in adolescents

    Page :S337

    C. Lombardi, F. Gani, M. Landi, G.W. Canonica, G. Passalacqua

    
  • ·The economic impact of asthma in continuous evaluation

    Page :S337

    C. Numes, S. Ladeira

    
  • ·The impact of an asthma health management program using a self-reported risk stratification algorithm on patient reported outcomes

    Page :S337

    M.I. Liebhaber, D.S. Armstrong, M. Weiss, L. Beers, Z. Dyer

    
  • ·Predictors of poor outcomes in a cohort of children with mild persistent asthma

    Page :S337

    A. Luskin, D. Bukstein, R. Olson

    
  • ·Physician assistants enhance quality of care in asthma patients

    Page :S338

    G.P. Thomas, R.J. McNellis, G.R. Ortiz

    
  • ·Nasal polyps contra nasal polyposis—The skövde population-based study

    Page :S338

    L. Johansson, A. Åkerlund, K. Holmberg, I. Melén, M. Bende

    
  • ·Wide variation from the NHLBI guidelines for asthma still persists in practice

    Page :S338

    D.A. Buchner, K.M. Blasko, A. White, L.V. Goodman, J. Feigin, A. Georgiou

    
  • ·Patterns of quick-relief and long-term controller medication use in pediatric asthma

    Page :S338

    N. Walders, E.L. McQuaid, S.J. Kopel, D. Koinis-Mitchell

    
  • ·Multidisplinary approach to asthma management with a minority population in an urban managed care organization

    Page :S338

    P.S. Austin, M. Banks, E.V. Davis, T. Eason, A. Palmer, J.R. Edwards

    
  • ·The histamine-induced wheal and flare: A systematic review of methodology

    Page :S339

    A. Daly, T. Systematic Review Group

    
  • ·Group discussions with parents of pre-school children—Positive effects on the management of asthma

    Page :S339

    C. Hederos, S. Janson, G. Hedlin

    
  • ·Family recall of treatment plans and its relation to medication adherence in pediatric asthma

    Page :S339

    C.D. Adams, K.E. Joseph, T. Ash, C. Dotson, N.W. Wilson, M.B. Hogan

    
  • ·Oral antigen-induced intestinal anaphylaxis requires IgE-dependent mast cell degranulation

    Page :S339

    E.B. Brandt, R.T. Strait, Q. Wang, D. Hershko, E. Muntel, F.D. Finkelman, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Eotaxin-2 is critical for eosinophil recruitment into the airway Lumen in experimental asthma

    Page :S340

    S.M. Pope, N. Zimmermann, P.C. Fulkerson, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Influence of TLR4 on immune reactivity to fed antigens in a mouse model of food allergy

    Page :S340

    C. Berin, X. Li, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Does mycobacterium vaccae immunization to pregnant BALB/c mice alter cytokine levels in spleen cultures, bone marrow eosinophils, and lung histopathology in offsprings with chronic asthma model?

    Page :S340

    T. Akkoc, C. Ozdemir, O. Yesil, D. Yazi, N.N. Bahceciler, S. Ilgar, O. Peker, I.B. Barlan

    
  • ·Pro-oxidant activity of pollen and mold proteins induces oxidative stress in the lungs independent of adaptive immunity

    Page :S340

    A. Bacsi, S. Sur, B.K. Choudhury, R. Alam, I. Boldogh

    
  • ·Attenuation of allergic inflammation by neutralization of IGF-I in murine asthmatic models

    Page :S341

    N. Yamashita, H. Tashimo, M. Nakajima, H. Ishida, M. Kuramochi, F. Kaneko, R. Kawashima, T. Horiuchi, K. Ohta

    
  • ·Chromosomal substitutions between rat strains with Th1- or Th2-biased responses: A novel strategy for physiogenomic studies of allergic inflammation

    Page :S341

    R.F. Lemanske, L.D. Mikus, A. Tuffaha, R.L. Sorkness, A.W. Cowley, H.J. Jacob, L.A. Rosenthal

    
  • ·Expression of uPAR(CD87) on airway eosinophils (EOS) following segmental bronchoprovocation with allergen (SBP-AG)

    Page :S341

    J.B. Sedgwick, A.M. Brooks, E.A. Hazel, W.W. Busse

    
  • ·Blockade of L-selectin enhances airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR) through inhibition of Th1 responses following allergen sensitization and challenge

    Page :S341

    K. Takeda, N. Miyahara, T. Kodama, A. Joetham, C. Taube, A. Balhorn, A. Dakhama, E.W. Gelfand

    
  • ·Comparison of toll-like receptor expression in eosinophils, basophils, and neutrophils

    Page :S342

    H. Nagase, Y. Ohta, M. Yamaguchi, K. Matsushima, K. Ohta, K. Yamamoto, K. Hirai

    
  • ·A genetically modified plant expressing a gene for a potential allergen can suppress experimental allergy

    Page :S342

    S.P. Hogan, V. Smart, P.S. Foster, M.E. Rothenberg, T.J.V. Higgins

    
  • ·The effect of stress on airway inflammation in mice

    Page :S342

    P. Forsythe, C. Ebeling, D. Befus, H. Vliagoftis

    
  • ·Interactions between Der p 1 and secretory leucoprotease inhibitor

    Page :S342

    N. Sehgal, F. Smillie, A. Custovic, A. Woodcock

    
  • ·Membrane-bound and soluble stem cell factor expression by skin cells during atopic dermatitis in dogs

    Page :S342

    B. Hammerberg, A.K. Smith

    
  • ·Immunomodulatory role of endotoxin in the development of latex allergy

    Page :S343

    M.D. Howell, B. Meade

    
  • ·Inflammatory responses in respiratory syncytial virus and other viral infections in infants: Cytokines, chemokines, and eosinopilic cationic protein

    Page :S343

    S. Kristjansson, S. Bjarnarson, I. Jonsdottir, T. Arnadottir, G. Wennergren, A. Haraldsson

    
  • ·Inhibition of matrix metalloproteinases reduces Th2 cytokine production and alters sensitivity to inhaled methacholine (MCh)

    Page :S343

    A. Balhorn, C. Taube, K. Takeda, E.W. Gelfand, A. Dakhama

    
  • ·Up-regulation of CD23 (FceRII) expression in human airway smooth muscle cells (huASMC) after exposure to IL-4, GM-CSF, and IL-4/GM-CSF

    Page :S344

    J.T. Belleau

    
  • ·Chemokine receptors in human airway smooth muscle cells: Inducible expression of functional CCR3

    Page :S344

    B. Lamkhioued, S. Lajoie-Kadoch, K. Maghni, A. Soussouni, Q. Hamid, P. Joubert

    
  • ·Elevated substance P. levels in nasal lavage fluid of chronic nonproductive cough patients

    Page :S344

    Y. Cho, S. Park, C. Lee, B. Yoo, H. Moon

    
  • ·CD63 association with compound exocytosis in peripheral blood eosinophils

    Page :S344

    S. Mahmudi-Azer, S.O. Odemuyiwa, R. Moqbel

    
  • ·Hydrolytic activites of phospholipase A₂ and eosinophil lysophospholipases cause pulmonary surfactant dysfunction: A mechanism for small airway closure in asthma

    Page :S345

    M.A. Kwatia, C.B. Doyle, G. Enhorning, S.J. Ackerman

    
  • ·The airway distribution of rhinovirus following an experimental inoculation

    Page :S345

    R.F. Vrtis, K.A. Schwantes, J.E. Gern, W.W. Busse

    
  • ·Assessment of dynamics of nasal congestive responses to prostaglandin D2 (PGD2) with acoustic rhinometry

    Page :S345

    S. Sidhani, J. Leroux, E. Khemici, M. Haasz, M.Y. Desrosiers

    
  • ·Siblings, daycare, and culture-confirmed viral respiratory infections in the first year of life

    Page :S345

    K.A. Roberg, C. Tisler, K. Carlson-Dakes, E. Anderson, D. DaSilva, Z. Li, C. Kirk, P. Shult, R. Gangnon, J. Gern, R. Lemanske

    
  • ·Age-related maturation of the nasal immune system in children

    Page :S346

    I.J. Van Benten, C.M. Van Drunen, B.C. Van Middelkoop, L.P. Koopman, B.G.M. Niesters, W.C.J. Hop, A.D.M. Osterhaus, H.J. Neijens, W.J. Fokkens

    
  • ·Evaluation of an environmental exposure unit (EEU) for controlled inhalation studies with pollen allergens

    Page :S346

    J.M. Hohlfeld, H. Windt, W. Dunkhorst, H. Lödding, H. Geldmacher, W. Koch, N. Krug

    
  • ·Validation of the classification of aria (Allergic rhinitis and its impact on asthma)

    Page :S346

    P. Demoly, F. Allaert, J. Bousquet

    
  • ·Allergy is a negative prognostic factor for the outcome after sinus surgery

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    M. Wagenmann, A. Rietschel, U. Ganzer

    
  • ·Correlation of specific and total IgE serum levels with symptoms and effects of anti-IgE treatment in children with seasonal allergic rhinitis (SAR)

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    E.H. Hamelmann, C. Rolick-Werninghaus, M. Kopp, J. Kuehr, U. Wahn

    
  • ·The anti-inflammatory response of anti-eotaxin monoclonal antibody CAT-213 on nasal allergen-induced cell infiltration and activation

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    R. Salib, M. Salagean, L. Lau, I. DiGiovanna, N. Brennan, G. Scadding, P. Howarth

    
  • ·Omalizumab rapidly inhibits nasal allergic responses

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    H. Lin, F.A. Romero, K.M. Boesel, D.T. Griffith, T.B. Casale

    
  • ·Nasal epithelial cells express the FcεRI: IL-4 induced upregulation of the FcεRI and IL-6 production

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    S. Yamagishi, R. Pawankar, R. Takizawa, M. Nonaka, T. Yagi

    
  • ·Mometasone furoate nasal spray (MFNS) 100 mcg qd had a low potential for systemic exposure in pediatric patients with allergic rhinitis ages 2 to less than 6 years old

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    J. Herron

    
  • ·Synergestic induction of TARC in nasal epithelial cells and fibroblasts by IL-4/IL-13 and TNF-alpha, and its relation to CCR4+ IL-4+ T cells in patients with allergic rhinitis

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    R. Pawankar, S. Yamagishi, M. Nonaka, K. Hirai, C. Ozu, S. Watanabe

    
  • ·Effect of a nasal steroid, antileukotriene, or antileukotriene + antihistamine on leukotriene levels in nasal lavage in allergic rhinitis patients

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    T. Pullerits, J. Lötvall

    
  • ·Eosinophilic inflammation and interleukin 5 receptor alpha isoform expression in eosinophilic airway diseases

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    P.G.A. Gevaert, C. Bachert, G. Holtappels, C. Perez, P. Howarth, L. Fransen, J. Tavernier, P. van Cauwenberge

    
  • ·Usefulness of the basotest to detect basophil activating auto-antibodies in chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU)

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    C. Van den Keybus, A. De Swerdt, A. Kasran, J.L. Ceuppens

    
  • ·Total histamine content in blood predicts the presence of autoantibodies against IgE/IgE-receptor in patients with chronic urticaria

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    P.S. Skov, M.H. Platzer, L.K. Poulsen, C. Bindslev-Jensen

    
  • ·Monoclonal gammopathies of undetermined significance (MGUS) in patients with chronic urticaria (CU)

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    M. Karakelides, K.L. Monson, J.J. Jacobsen, G. Volcheck, J.H. Butterfield, C.R. Weiler

    
  • ·Impact of desloratadine on signs, symptoms, and quality of life measures of chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU) in clinical practice

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    A. Kapp, A. Plenker

    
  • ·Cyclosporin for chronic idiopathic urticaria in children

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    D.R. Doshi, M.M. Weinberger

    
  • ·Cetirizine from topical rigid liposomal formulations: Evaluation of peripheral antihistaminic activity and systemic absorption in a rabbit model

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    K.J. Simons, A.A.W. Elzainy, X. Gu, E.R. Simons

    
  • ·Familial cold autoinflammatory syndrome: An entity distinct from cold urticaria

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    R.L. Shpall, E.W.B. Jeffes, H.M. Hoffman

    
  • ·The impact of oral food challenges on food-specific IgE antibody concentrations

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    E.J. Vukic, M. Mishoe, S.A. Noone, H.A. Sampson, S.H. Sicherer

    
  • ·Threshold dose for egg allergy determined by oral challenge

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    S. Hefle, L. Christie, S. Sicherer, K. Althage, A. Burks, H. Sampson, S. Mofidi, S. Noone, L. Michaelis, S. Strobel, J. Hourihane, J. Nordlee, S. Taylor

    
  • ·Recognition of sequential and conformational structures of ovomucoid varies in patients with long-lasting and transient egg allergy

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    K.M. Jarvinen, K. Beyer, L. Bardina, M. Mishoe, H.A. Sampson

    
  • ·Mutational analysis of IgE-binding epitopes of the major cow's milk allergen β-casein showed a heterogenous pattern of critical amino acids between individual patients and pooled sera

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    R.R. Cocco, K.M. Jarvinen, N. Han, P. Chatchatee, H.A. Sampson, K. Beyer

    
  • ·Comparison of genetically modified soybeans and wild soybeans in immunologic aspects

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    H. Yum

    
  • ·Tolerance to apple after microwave heating

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    M. Santaolalla, M.L. Baeza, L. Zapatero, C. Frutos, A. Rodriguez, J. Zubeldia, E. Alonso, I. Martinez

    
  • ·Development and validation of materials for double-blind placebo-controlled food challenge (DBPCFC) tests in children

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    B.J. Vlieg-Boerstra, C.M. Bijleveld, S. van der Heide, B.J. Beusekamp, S.S.A. Plompen, J. Kukler, E.J. Duiverman, A.E.J. Dubois

    
  • ·College student food allergy awareness

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    A.M. Singer, G. Sanders, M. McMorris

    
  • ·Rapid tyrosine phosphorylation of a major small MW protein following FcεRI aggregation in human mast cells (HuMCs): Identification as a novel transmembrane adaptor protein similar to LAT

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    C. Tkaczyk, V. Horejsi, D.D. Metcalfe, A.M. Gilfillan

    
  • ·Gi2, but not Gi3, signaling is required for eosinophil accumulation in allergic pulmonary inflammation

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    J.J. Lee, M.T. Borchers, T.L. Ansay, E.M. Hines, L. Birnbaumer, N.A. Lee

    
  • ·Trefoil factor-2 (TFF2) is an allergen-induced gene differentially regulated by signal-transducer-and-activator-of-transcription (STAT)6 in experimental asthma

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    N.M. Nikolaidis, N. Zimmermann, A.M. Mishra, N.E. King, S.M. Pope, M.E. Rothenberg

    
  • ·Cycling of Stat6 is required for maintenance of Stat6 activation and IL-4 dependent gene induction

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    M.O. Daines, R.P. Andrews, M.B. Ericksen, C.M. Cunningham, G.K. Khurana Hershey

    
  • ·Role of IL-18 mediated innate immune response in IL-4 and STAT-6 independent Th2 differentiation

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    B.K. Choudhury, J.S. Wild, R. Alam, S. Sur

    
  • ·Chitosan IFN-gamma-gene nanoparticle (CIN) therapy for allergic asthma in mice involves STAT4 signaling pathway

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    X. Kong, M. Kumar, A. Behera, G. Hellerman, R.F. Lockey, S.S. Mohapatra

    
  • ·Immunologically activated human basophils are differentially affected by calcineurin antagonists in mediator secretion, activity of p38 mitogen activated protein kinase (p38 MAPK), and extracellular signal related kinases (ERK)

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    K.E.S. Plath

    
  • ·Activation of select Src family tyrosine kinases by the CC chemokine receptor-3 (CCR3) in eosinophils

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    R. Bloebaum, T. Adachi, S. Stafford, R. Alam