Immulogic Pharmaceutical Corporation

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

David G Klapper

Mei-chang Kuo

Bruce L Rogers

Thorunn Rafnar

Antigen E or I of ragweed pollen has been shown to be a family or families of proteins. cDNAs encoding I, the major human allergen of ragweed and II, peptides derived from I or II, antibodies against the peptides; and methods of treating individuals for sensitivity to ragweed are disclosed.

Allergenic peptides from ragweed pollen

Methods for treating sensitivity to protein allergen using peptides which include a T cell epitope recognized by a T cell receptor specific for the protein allergen

Antigen E or Amb a I of ragweed pollen has been shown to be a family or families of proteins. cDNAs encoding Amb a I, the major human allergen of ragweed and Amb a II, peptides derived from Amb a I or Amb a II, antibodies against the peptides; and methods of treating individuals for sensitivity to ragweed are disclosed.

Nucleic acids encoding allergenic proteins from ragweed

Recombinant allergenic proteins from ragweed pollen

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Chapel Hill, NC, United States of America

David G Klapper