Tag: mouse model
Positive Early Results with Fecal Microbiota Therapy for Peanut-Allergic Patients
Encapsulated stool from non-allergic donors alters the immune system and increases tolerance to peanuts.
Artificial Food Colorants Can Cause Disease After Immune System Dysregulation
When given a diet with the food dyes Red 40 or Yellow 6, the altered mice developed IBD.
Antibody May Provide New Treatment for Food Allergies
“This research suggests a potentially transformative treatment for peanut allergy in particular and food allergies in general.”
New Pill Could Prevent Anaphylaxis in People with Food, Drug Allergies
Drug would be the first known treatment to prevent anaphylaxis.
Scientists Discover Immune Cell Subtype in Mice That Drives Allergic Reactions
NIH-funded study suggests targeting cell may help prevent anaphylaxis in humans.
Study: Scratching Starts Cascade of Immune Responses That Lead to Food...
Researchers may have solved the puzzle of how eczema leads to increased risk of developing food allergies.
Study: Intestinal Bacteria from Healthy Infants Prevent Food Allergy
Study shows how gut bacteria from infants could prevent food allergy.
Using Mice, Duke Researchers Identify How Allergic Shock Occurs So Quickly
A newly identified immune cell mines the blood for allergens to directly trigger inflammation.
Study: Vaccine Suppresses Peanut Allergies in Mice
Three monthly doses of a nasal vaccine protected the mice from allergic reactions upon exposure to peanut.
Study: Food Allergy Linked to Genetics and Skin Exposure Often Caused...
"A major advance in our understanding of how food allergy starts early in life.”
