Relationship between Specific Circulating IgE, Basophil Cell-Bound IgE and Histamine Release Induced by Purified Allergens of Dermatophagoides Farinae
J. Le Mao, A. Weyer, J.P. Dandeu, J. Rabillon, B. David
Abstract
J. Le Mao, A. Weyer, J.P. Dandeu, J. Rabillon, B. David
Abstract
In this study we analysed the presence and proportions of IgE specific for Df 6 and Df 11, two purified allergens of Dermatophagoides farinae. The characterisation of serum IgE and cell-bound IgE for 3 D. farinae-sensitive patients were performed by CRIE, RAST and PRIST assays. Furthermore the basophils from these same patients were studied by histamine release assays in the presence of Df 6 and Df 11. All the individual patient's cell and serum IgE samples displayed the presence of IgE antibodies specific for Df 6 and Df 11, but the relative quantities of the IgE for these two specificities were characteristic of each patient. The ratios (Specific IgE for Df 11) : (Specific IgE for Df 6) (ratio 11 : 6) were similar in the serum and on the cells for an individual patient. As judged by histamine release assays, the basophil sensitivities towards Df 6 and Df 11 were very different from one atopic patient to another. Moreover cell sensitivities reflected the proportion of Df 6- and Df 11-specific IgE antibodies found in the serum and in the cell eluate.
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In this study we analysed the presence and proportions of IgE specific for Df 6 and Df 11, two purified allergens of Dermatophagoides farinae. The characterisation of serum IgE and cell-bound IgE for 3 D. farinae-sensitive patients were performed by CRIE, RAST and PRIST assays. Furthermore the basophils from these same patients were studied by histamine release assays in the presence of Df 6 and Df 11. All the individual patient's cell and serum IgE samples displayed the presence of IgE antibodies specific for Df 6 and Df 11, but the relative quantities of the IgE for these two specificities were characteristic of each patient. The ratios (Specific IgE for Df 11) : (Specific IgE for Df 6) (ratio 11 : 6) were similar in the serum and on the cells for an individual patient. As judged by histamine release assays, the basophil sensitivities towards Df 6 and Df 11 were very different from one atopic patient to another. Moreover cell sensitivities reflected the proportion of Df 6- and Df 11-specific IgE antibodies found in the serum and in the cell eluate.
Key concepts: Immunoglobulin E, Basophil, Histamine, Immunology, Antibody, Allergen, Chemistry, Allergy