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Sensitization to Blomia tropicalis among asthmatic patients in Taiwan

Tsai et al., 1998

Document ID
17316065064891959399
Author
Tsai J
Wu H
Shen H
Hsu E
Wang S
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International archives of allergy and immunology

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House dust mites have been reported as one of the most important allergens in Taiwan especially in asthmatic patients. This study was conducted to determine the allergenicity of Blomia tropicalis and sensitization of asthmatic patients in Taiwan. Serial dust samples were …
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