Allergen sensitization linked to climate and age, not to intermittent-persistent rhinitis in a cross-sectional cohort study in the (sub)tropics.

Larenas-Linnemann, Désirée; Michels, Alexandra; Dinger, Hanna; Shah-Hosseini, Kijawasch; Mösges, Ralph; Arias-Cruz, Alfredo; Ambriz-Moreno, Marichuy; Bedolla Barajas, Martín; Cerino Javier, Ruth; de la Luz Cid Del Prado, María; Alejandro Cruz Moreno, Manuel; García Almaráz, Roberto; Y García-Cobas, Cecilia; A Garcia Imperial, Daniel; Garcia Muñoz, Rosa; Hernández-Colín, Dante; J Linares-Zapien, Francisco; A Luna-Pech, Jorge; J Matta-Campos, Juan; Martinez Jiménez, Norma; A Medina-Ávalos, Miguel; Medina Hernández, Alejandra; Monteverde Maldonado, Alberto; N López, Doris; J Pizano Nazara, Luis; Ramirez Sanchez, Emmanuel; D Ramos-López, José; Rodríguez-Pérez, Noel; G Rodríguez-Ortiz, Pablo

doi:10.1186/2045-7022-4-20

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Allergen sensitization linked to climate and age, not to intermittent-persistent rhinitis in a cross-sectional cohort study in the (sub)tropics.

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Authors:

Désirée Larenas-Linnemann

Alexandra Michels

Hanna Dinger

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Allergen exposure leads to allergen sensitization in susceptible individuals and this might influence allergic rhinitis (AR) phenotype expression. We investigated whether sensitization patterns vary in a country with subtropical and tropical regions and if sensitization patterns relate t...

Subject

Allergic rhinitis

Allergic sensitization

House dust mite

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