Glasswort pollen allergyJ30.- H10.1
Synonym(s)
parietaria judaica; Par j 2; pellitory-of-the-wall; wall pellitory
DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.
Allergic reactions due to pollen of the glass herb (Parietaria judaica) s.a. herbal pollen allergy, which is mainly found in coastal areas of the Mediterranean. The major allergen Par j 2, a lipid transfer protein, is one of the most important allergens in the Mediterranean region.
ClassificationThis section has been translated automatically.
FBisher known and identified pollen allergens of Parietaria judaica:
- Par j 1 phospholipid transfer protein
- Par j 2 lipid transfer protein (major allergen, indicator for allergies against other members of the LTP family; overlapping peptide chains have also been detected in Escherichia coli)
- Par j 3 Profilin
- Par j 4 Polcalcin
Occurrence/EpidemiologyThis section has been translated automatically.
For allergy sufferers, glasswort is particularly important in the Mediterranean region. Here, sensitization against pollen of glasswort belongs to the most frequent events. In Central Europe, sensitization rates against Par j 2 are reported by 1% of pollinists. The plant blooms almost all year round, especially in June and September/November.
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- Gang K et al (2016) Marker allergens and panallergens in tree and pollen allergy. In: Tebbe JK et al (Hrsg) Molecular allergy diagnostics. Springer Publishing House GmbH S177-204
- Jakob T et al (2016) Molecular allergy diagnostics in multiplex procedure. In: Tebbe JK et al (Hrsg) Molecular allergy diagnostics. Springer Publishing House GmbH S149-274
- HO/IUS Allergen Nomenclature Sub-Committee
- Longo V et al. (2015) Multiple IgE recognition on the major allergen of the Parietaria pollen Par j 2. mol immunol 63:412-419.
- Panzner P et al (2014) A comprehensive analysis of middle-European molecular sensitization profiles to pollen allergens. Int Arch Allergy Immunol 164: 74-82.