Clockwork allergy: How the circadian clock underpins allergic reactions

Allergic disease is characterized by marked day-night changes in the clinical symptoms and laboratory parameters of allergy. Recent reports suggest that the circadian clock, which drives a biological rhythm with a periodicity of approximately 24  hours in behavior and physiology, underpins a time of day–dependent variation in allergic reactions. New studies also suggest that disruption of clock activity not only influences temporal variation but can also enhance the severity of allergic reactions and even increase susceptibility to aller gic disease. (Source: Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology)

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