Allergen Capture by DCs during epicutaneous immunotherapy is Enhanced by Modulating the Dose and the Surface Area of the Patch
Rationale Epicutaneous immunotherapy for the treatment of food allergy is effective and safe in animal models and in humans, as recently shown in a Phase II trial demonstrating the crucial role of the dose.
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| creator | Wavrin, Sophie Mondoulet, Lucie Dioszeghy, Vincent, PhD Puteaux, Emilie Ligouis, Melanie Dhelft, Véronique Plaquet, Camille Dupont, Christophe M., MD, PhD Benhamou, Pierre-Henri Sampson, Hugh A., MD, FAAAAI |
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