Purification and Characterization of the Major Oak Pollen Allergen Que a 1 for Component-Resolved Diagnostics Using ImmunoCAP®

Abstract

We present a highly purified and extensively characterized preparation of nQue a 1. Que a 1 seems to be an allergen of equal importance in oak pollen as Bet v 1 in birch pollen. An nQue a 1 ImmunoCAP will be useful in component-resolved diagnostics.

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