Are oil body-associated hazelnut allergens including oleosins underrepresented in diagnostic extracts but associated with severe symptoms?
Hazelnut allergens found in oil bodies dominated by oleosin are associated with more severe systemic reactions and negative SPT. Defatted diagnostic extracts are virtually devoid of these allergens, resulting in poor sensitivity for detection of IgE antibodies against these clinically relevant molecules.
Therefore, (PhSe)2 enhances the antioxidant defences in the cardiovascular system of LDLr(-/-) mice, which could explain its success as an anti-atherogenic compound.