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adam_text Contents Vorwort......................... XV Preface ......................... XVII Part A I Zusammenfassungen ............... 3 1 Epidemiologie der Allergien und Intoleranzen durch Lebensmittel und Lebensmitteladditiva: das Problem der Validität der Daten................ 3 Brunello Wüthrich 2 Epidemiologie von Lebensmittelallergien....... 4 Torsten Schäfer und Johannes Ring 3 Klassifizierung nahrungsmittelbedingter Unverträglich¬ keitsreaktionen ................. 5 Johannes Ring 4 Methoden zur Erfassung von lebensmittelbedingten Allergien.................... 6 Jürgen Knop und Joachim Saloga 5 Lebensmittelallergie - der Weg der Sensibilisierung und seine Bedeutung für die Risikoeinschätzung...... δ Charlotte Madsen 6 MHC-Moleküle und Antigenprozessierung ...... 9 Hans-Georg Rammensee 7 Strategien einer prospektiven Allergenizitätstestung . . 10 Andreas Radbruch 8 Molekulare Grundlagen der Allergencharakterisierung . 11 Kjell Aas V Contents 9 Charakterisierung von pflanzlichen Allergenen .... 12 Wolf-Meinbard Becker 10 Labile und stabile Allergene in pflanzlichen Lebensmitteln 13 Sie/an Vieths, Holger Aulepp, Wolf-Meinhard Becker und Lieselotte Buschmann 11 Mikrobielle Allergene............... 14 Martin Schata 12 Allergene Proteine im Reis: Strategien zur Verminderung und Bewertung.................. 14 Tsukasa Matsuda, Masahiro Nakase, Takahiro Adachi, Ryo Nakamura, Yuichi Tada, Hiroaki Shimada, Masayoshi Taka- hashi und Tatsuhito Fujimura 13 Transgene Fische: Stand der Forschung........ 15 Thomas T. Chen 14 Bewertung der Allergenität von Lebensmittelproteinen . 16 Geert F. Houben und André H. Penninks 15 Transgene Sojabohnen mit Paranuß 2S Speicherprotein: Aspekte möglicher Allergierisiken.......... 17 J. A. Nordlee, S. L Taylor, J. A. Townsend, L. A. Thomas und Larry R. Beach 16 Sicherheitsstrategien hinsichtlich Allergie durch bio¬ industrielle Enzyme in der Lebensmittelherstellung ... 17 Torben B. Serensen 17 Allergenes Potential von gentechnisch veränderten Pflanzen .................... 18 Roy L. Fuchs II Hauptschlußfolgerungen und Empfehlungen...... 20 Part В I Clinical Aspects, Epidemiology, Validity of Data .... 31 1 Epidemiology of Allergies and Intolerances Caused by Foods and Food Additives: The Problem of Data Validity . 31 Brunello Wűthrich 1.1 Abstract .................... 21 1.2 Introduction ................... 32 1.3 Definition of adverse reactions to food ........ 33 VI Contents 1.4 Symptoms of food allergy .............. 34 1.5 Prevalence of adverse reactions to food ........ 35 1.6 The problem of data validity ............ 37 1.7 Conclusion ................... 38 1.8 References .................... 38 2 Epidemiology of Adverse Food Reactions Due to Allergy or Other Forms of Hypersensitivity ......... 40 Torsten Schäfer and Johannes Ring 2.1 Abstract .................... 40 2.2 Introduction ................... 41 2.3 Definitions .................... 41 2.4 Epidemiological methodology ............ 42 2.5 Allergen sources - quantity and quality ....... 43 2.6 Frequency of food allergies in general population .... 43 2.6.1 Studies using questionnaire, skin prick test and/or RAST . 43 2.6.2 Studies using oral provocation tests .......... 43 2.6.3 Own results ................... 44 2.7 Associations of adverse food reactions (allergy/hypersensi¬ tivity) ...................... 48 2.7.1 Association with age and natural course ........ 48 2.7.2 Association with gender .............. 48 2.7.3 Adjuvant factors ................. 49 2.7.4 Allergen avoidance ................ 49 2.8 Prevention of food allergy ............. 52 2.9 Conclusion .................... 52 2.10 References .................... 53 3 Classification of Adverse Food Reactions ....... 55 Johannes Ring 3.1 Abstract .................... 55 3.2 Introduction ................... 55 3.3 Clinical symptomatology .............. 56 3.3.1 Urticaria and angioedema ............. 56 3.3.2 Anaphylaxis and anaphylactoid reactions ....... 57 3.3.3 Atopic eczema .................. 57 3.3.4 Allergic contact eczema .............. 57 3.3.5 Photosensitization ................. 57 3.3.6 Gastroenteritis .................. 58 3.3.7 Gluten-sensitive enteropathy and dermatitis herpetiformis (Duhring) .................. 58 3.3.8 Allergic (leucocytoclastic) vasculitis ......... 58 3.3.9 Eco-syndrome (clinical ecology syndrome) ....... 58 3.4 Pathophysiology ................. 59 VII Contents 3.5 Allergie reactions ................. 60 3.6 Mechanisms of sensitization............. 60 3.7 Idiosyncrasy /Pseudo-allergy ............. 61 3.8 Eliciting substances of adverse food reactions ...... 61 3.9 Conclusion ................... 61 3.10 References .................... 62 4 Discussion of Methods for Detection of Food Allergies . . 65 Jürgen Knop and Joachim Saloga 4.1 Abstract .................... 65 4.2 Introduction ................... 67 4.3 Clinical history .................. 68 4.4 In vitro tests ................... 68 4.5 Skin tests .................... 69 4.6 Elimination diets ................. 70 4.7 Food challenge .................. 71 4.8 Conclusion and future directions ........... 72 4.9 References .................... 73 5 Allergy to Food - The Significance of Route of Sensitization to Risk Assessment .......... 75 Charlotte Madsen 5.1 Abstract .................... 75 5.2 Introduction ................... 75 5.3 Sensitization in humans younger than two years of age . . 76 5.4 Sensitization in humans older than two years of age ... 77 5.5 Contact allergens ................. 78 5.6 Conclusion ................... 78 5.7 References .................... 79 II Molecular Basis of Allergenicity and Allergen Characterization ................. 81 6 Physiological Function of MHC Molecules ....... 81 Hans-Georg Rammensee 6.1 Abstract .................... 81 6.2 Introduction ................... 82 6.3 Peptide ligands of MHC class I molecules ....... 84 6.4 Peptide ligands of MHC class Π molecules ....... 95 6.5 Conclusion ................... 100 6.6 Further reading .................. Ю0 VIII Contents 7 Strategies for Prospective Testing .......... 101 Andreas Radbruch 7.1 Abstract .................... 101 7.2 Introduction ................... 101 7.3 Processing and presentation of antigen: the genetic basis of immune responsiveness .............. 102 7.4 Choice of immune response: inflammation versus allergy . 103 7.5 Setup and evaluation of in vitro immune reactions .... 105 7.6 A prospective in vitro test system .......... 106 7.7 References .................... 107 8 Molecular Basis of Allergen Characterization ..... 108 Kjell Åas 8.1 Abstract .................... 108 8.2 Allergy ..................... 109 8.2.1 Allergy immunology ................ 109 8.2.2 Allergy in biology and experiments .......... 109 8.3 Food allergens .................. 109 8.3.1 Immunogenicity and antigenicity ........... 110 8.3.2 Allergenic potency ................ 110 8.3.3 Major, intermediate and minor allergens ........ 110 8.3.4 Denaturation ................... 110 8.4 Epitopes ..................... Ill 8.4.1 Epitope structure ................. Ill 8.5 The mast cell amplifier ............... Ill 8.6 Immunogenicity and allergenicity .......... 112 8.6.1 Allergen characterization .............. 112 8.6.2 IgE preference? .................. 113 8.7 Allergen research ................. 113 8.7.1 Isoallergens ................... 113 8.7.2 A model in epitope research ............ 113 8.7.3 Allergen research depends on appropriate patients ... 114 8.7.4 Allergen M in codfish ............... 115 8.7.5 Several epitopes reacting with same or different antibodies 115 8.7.6 Allergenic epitope structure ............. 115 8.8 Modern techniques ................ 117 8.8.1 Monoclonal antibodies and DNA recombinant techniques . 117 8.9 References .................... 118 9 Characterization of Allergens from Plants ....... 119 Wolf-Meinhard Becker 9.1 Abstract .................... 119 9.2 Introduction ................... 119 9.2.1 Definition of allergens ............... 119 IX Contents ______________________ 9.2.2 Issues of allergen characterization .......... 120 9.2.3 Line of approach to characterize allergens ....... 120 9.3 Separation techniques in allergen characterization and their combination with immunological methods ..... 121 9.3.1 Electrophoretic separation methods .......... 121 9.3.2 Transfermembranes ................ 122 9.3.3 Blotting methods ................. 122 9.3.4 IEF/SDS-PAGE/2-D electrophoresis/immunoblotting . . . 123 9.4 Immunological tools to identify and quantify allergens . . 124 9.5 Chemical methods to characterize allergens ...... 125 9.6 Strategies of molecular cloning of allergens ...... 126 9.6.1 Isolation of mRNA from the allergenic source ..... 126 9.6.2 Preparing and immunoscreening a cDNA library .... 127 9.7 Conclusion ................... 128 9.8 References .................... 128 10 Characterization of Labile and Stable Allergens in Foods of Plant Origin .................. 130 Stefan Vieths, Holger Aulepp, Wolf-Meinbard Becker and Lieselotte Buschmann 10.1 Abstract .................... 130 10.2 Introduction ................... 130 10.2.1 Subject ..................... 130 10.2.2 Terms ...................... 131 10.2.3 Allergenicity of processed plant foods ......... 131 10.2.4 Plant food allergies ................ 133 10.2.4.1 Classical food allergies .............. 133 10.2.4.2 PoUen related food allergies ............. 133 10.2.5 Food allergy and cross-reactivity ........... 134 10.3 Characteristics of important plant food allergens . . . . 136 10.3.1 Profilins ..................... 136 10.3.2 The major apple allergen Mal d 1 and other plant food allergens of the Bet v l-family ........... 138 10.3.3 Celery ..................... !40 10.3.4 Peanut .................... 143 10.4 Concluding remarks ................ 147 10.5 Acknowledgements ................ 148 10.6 References .................... 148 11 Allergens from Microorganisms ........... 150 Martin Schata 11.1 Abstract ................ 150 11.2 Introduction .............. .... 11.3 The biology and classification of moulds ........ 153 X Contents 11.4 Occurrence of moulds in different environments .... 154 11.5 Food contamination and fungal enzymes in food engineering ................... 155 11.6 Characterized allergens of moulds .......... 156 11.7 References .................... 159 III The Input of Molecular Biology: Transgeme Foods . . . 161 12 Allergenic Proteins in Rice: Strategies for Reduction and Evaluation .................... 161 Tsukasa Matsuda, Masahiro Nakase, Takahiro Adachi, Ryo Nakamura, Yuichi Tada, Hiroaki Shimada, Masayoshi Така- hashi and Tatsuhito Fujimura 12.1 Abstract .................... 161 12.2 Allergenic proteins in rice ............. 161 12.3 Cloning of rice allergen genes ............ 162 12.3.1 cDNA cloning and deduced amino acid sequences of rice allergens .................... 162 12.3.2 Cloning of rice allergen genomic DNA........ 163 12.4 Repression of allergen expression by antisense RNA ... 163 12.4.1 Construction of antisense allergen genes ....... 164 12.4.2 Introduction of antisense allergen genes into rice .... 165 12.5 Allergen analyses for transgenic rice plants ...... 165 12.6 The transmission and expression of the introduced anti- sense gene among the transformant progeny ...... 167 12.7 Acknowledgement ................ 168 12.8 References ........,........... 168 13 Current Status of the Transgenic Fish Research .... 170 Thomas T. Chen 13.1 Abstract .................... 170 13.2 Introduction ................... 170 13.3 Growth promoting effects of recombinant growth hormone 172 13.4 Production of transgenic fish .........· ... 173 13.4.1 Gene transfer method ............... 173 13.4.2 Identification and characterization of transgenic fish ... 175 13.5 Growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor transgenic fish ...................... 176 13.6 Other transgenic fish ............... 178 13.7 Applications and perspectives ............ 179 13.8 References .................... 180 XI Contents IV Strategies of Safety Evaluation........... 183 14 Evaluation of the Allergenicity of Food Proteins - Cur¬ rent Testing Possibilities and New Developments Focused on the Role of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract Physiology . . 183 Geert F. Houben and André H. Penninks 14.1 Abstract .................... 183 14.2 Introduction: adverse reactions to food ........ 184 14.3 Mechanisms of allergy ............... 185 14.4 The atopic syndrome and IgE-mediated (food) allergy ... 185 14.5 Food allergens .................. 186 14.6 Modification of the allergenicity of dietary proteins . . . 187 14.7 Novel foods and novel food ingredients ........ 188 14.8 Current testing possibilities for the evaluation of the aller¬ genicity of food proteins .............. 188 14.8.1 In vivo antigenicity assays ............. 188 14.8.2 Physico-chemical and immunochemical analyses .... 189 14.8.3 Mast cell and basophile degranulation tests ...... 190 14.9 The role of the gastro-intestinal tract physiology in food allergy ..................... 191 14.10 New approaches in food allergy research and allergenicity testing: the role of the gastro-intestinal tract physiology . 192 14.10.1 Gastro-intestinal digestion modelling ......... 192 14.10.2 Intestinal epithelial passage modelling ......... 194 14.10.3 A refined approach in food allergenicity research .... 194 14.11 References .................... 195 15 Transgenic Soybeans Containing Brazil Nut 2S Storage Protein: Issues Regarding Allergenicity ........ 196 J. A. Nordlee, S. L. Taylor, J. A. Townsend, L. A. Thomas and Larry R. Beach 15.1 Abstract .................... 196 15.2 Introduction ................... 196 15.3 Materials and methods ............. 198 15.3.1 Sera .................... 198 15.3.2 Seeds and proteins .............. 198 15.3.3 RAST inhibition ................. 198 15.3.4 Immunoblotting ................. 198 15.4 ReSUltS ................ jgg 15.4.1 RAST inhibition ................ 199 15.4.2 SDS-PAGE ............ . . . . . . . 199 15.4.3 Immunoblotting ............ . . . . 199 15.5 Discussion ............... · · · 15.6 References .............. ..... 201 XII Contents 16 Safety Strategies Regarding Allergy to Bioindustrial Enzymes in Food-Processing ............ 203 Torben В. Serensen 16.1 Abstract .................... 203 16.2 Introduction ................... 203 16.2.1 The use of enzymes in food processing ........ 204 16.2.2 Production of bioindustrial enzymes ......... 204 16.2.3 Applications and types of enzymes .......... 205 16.3 Safety assessment strategy ............. 206 16.3.1 Inborn product safety; microorganisms, enzyme products . 206 16.3.2 Genetically modified organisms for production of enzymes 207 16.4 Allergy ..................... 207 16.4.1 Enzyme products ................. 208 16.4.2 Applications ................... 209 16.4.3 Possible risk groups ................ 209 16.5 Surveillance of adverse reactions ........... 210 16.6 Conclusion ................... 211 16.7 References .................... 211 17 Assessment of the Allergenic Potential of Foods Derived from Genetically Engineered Plants: Glyphosate Tolerant Soybean as a Case Study .............. 212 Roy L. Fuchs 17.1 Abstract .................... 212 17.2 Introduction ................... 213 17.3 The source ................... 213 17.4 Host ...................... 215 17.5 Introduced protein(s) ................ 216 17.6 References .................... 219 V Main Conclusions and Recommendations .......223 Authors Addresses .....................231 XIII
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Lebensmittelallergie (DE-588)4034871-4 gnd
Unverträglichkeit (DE-588)4187128-5 gnd
topic_facet Lebensmittel
Lebensmittelallergie
Unverträglichkeit
Konferenzschrift 1995 Bonn
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