Allergy · 1991 · 43 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesFood ScienceImmunologyAllergyEnzymologyHypersensitivityAllergen ExposureAllergic DiseaseFood AllergensFood AllergyIge-mediated AllergyOccupational AllergyAdditivesAllergenic Fungal ExposureAllergic Fungal DiseaseAsthma PathophysiologyBaker's AsthmaEnzyme AllergyOccupational Allergy TestingOccupational Fungal Exposure
We report on a patient with asthma induced by occupational exposure to alpha-amylase derived from Aspergillus oryzae, which is a component of bread additives. A type I hypersensitivity to this enzyme was demonstrated by means of skin test, immunoassay for specific IgE, and immediate bronchial provocation test response to an alpha-amylase extract.
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