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Molecular cloning of major allergen from Cupressus arizonica pollen: Cup a 1

Aceituno et al., 2000

Document ID
10806732607552270991
Author
Aceituno E
Del Pozo V
Minguez A
Arrieta I
Cortegano I
Cardaba B
Gallardo S
Rojo M
Palomino P
Lahoz C
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Publication venue
Clinical & Experimental Allergy

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The family Cupressaceae is a relevant source of allergens that causes winter respiratory allergies. Cloning and sequencing the major antigen of Cupressus arizonica is important for a better diagnosis and treatment of sensitized patients. To obtain a full‐length …
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