Leptosphaeria genus as a source of potential mould’s allergens
Journal Title: Alergoprofil - Year 2008, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
Leptosphaeria (a member of the class Ascomycotina) has been noted as an important and prevalent group of fungal airspora worldwide. The color is dependant upon species from hyaline (colourless) to brown. It has subsequently been reported as having allergenic properties and has been implicated in the elicitation of respiratory allergic diseases especially in England. They are known to produce positive skin-prick test reactions.
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Agnieszka Grinn-Gofroń
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