Translation of "Birkenpollen" in English

The allergen was house dust mite, cat dander, or birch pollen; the selection was based on individual screening tests.

So, for example, people who are allergic to birch pollen are also likely to be allergic to apples.

Subject A shows a clearly allergic reaction with grasses (gp) and birch pollen (bp).

Birch pollen will soon be in the air, and the peak pollen allergy season will begin.

But birch pollen is far from the only cause of pollen allergy.

The most well-documented cross-reactivity is the one which occurs between apple and birch pollen.

Nevertheless, all apple allergics are not necessarily allergic to birch pollen.

These individuals may have initially been allergic to birch pollen (or grass pollen).

Allergy to hazelnut is frequently observed in patients with allergy to birch pollen.

Each membrane chip contains a defined membrane-coupled allergen (birch pollen, wasp venom and so forth).

Thus people sensitive to birch pollen may also react to apple flesh.

Birch leaf medicines must not be used in patients who are hypersensitive (allergic) to birch leaf or birch pollen.

When doctors speak of sensitisation, they mean this increase in sensitivity – to different types of birch pollen, for example.

The reaction taking place in the body when coming into contact with e.g. birch pollen and reacting allergically to this is principally the same as when being exposed to something towards which the body makes antibodies - vira, for example.

In the coming days and weeks, more and more birch pollen will be released into the air, and many people with hay fever will feel it.

FIGS. 4 A and 4 B additionally show that various antigen modules (Asp f 1= Aspergillus fumigatus allergen, Der p 1=house dust mite allergen, Bet v 1=birch pollen allergen) can enter primary human PBMC cells by translocation.

Birch pollen is one of the most common airborne allergens during springtime, or later in the year in higher latitudes.

A guilt for it are the egg white connections in the apple which show similar IgE connection places like certain molecules in the birch pollen.

Working at different sites in Europe, researchers from the Allergy and Environment Centre, run jointly by the Helmholtz Zentrum München and the Technische Universität München, have now discovered that the allergen content of the same amounts of birch pollen varies up to 10-fold from day to day.

An IgE test can also be used to determine whether more antibodies are present that target a special allergen source, for example, specific IgE antibodies against birch pollen.

The reason: certain proteins in these foods are so similar in structure to the protein in birch pollen that triggers the allergy that the body manifests an allergic reaction to them, too.

The only difference is that the body's reaction to birch pollen is not beneficial to the person while the reaction towards a virus is highly beneficial - i.e. the production of antibodies in order to recover more quickly.