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[Evaluation of total serum complement by radial immunohemolysis in allergic asthma].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 19 Feb 1981 French Journal:Comptes rendus des seances de la Societe de biologie et de ses filiales, volume 174 (issn: 0037-9026, Copyright policy )
Authors: M, Bastide; F, de Massia; J M, Bastide; C, Seignalet; F B, Michel;

pmid: 6449259

[Evaluation of total serum complement by radial immunohemolysis in allergic asthma].

Abstract

The role of the complement system in human allergic asthma has been studied by serum complement evaluation by radial immuno-hemolysis. Various groups were tested: 50 normal subjects, 49 allergic patients, 6 pollen sensible patients during and after pollinic season. Complement was evaluated during and after allergen challenge (11 patients). No significative variations were established neither during the challenge nor after (15 mn, 45 mn, 1 h).

Keywords

Humans, Pollen, Dust, Hemolytic Plaque Technique, Complement System Proteins, Seasons, Asthma

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