Maternal allergen-specific IgG may protect the child against allergic sensitization

The analysis of blood samples from mothers during third trimester and cord blood for IgG reactivity to a comprehensive panel of 164 allergens in the ALADDIN birth cohort indicates that children from mothers with high allergen-specific IgG do not develop allergic sensitization. (Source: Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology)

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