Ara h 1 but not Ara h 2 strongly adheres to oral epithelium and remains in the oral area upon peanut release

Valdelvira, Rafael; Garcia-Medina, Guadalupe; Galleani, Celine; Králová, Věra; Crespo, Jesús F.; Cabanillas, Beatriz

doi:10.1111/all.15677

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“…2 of 7 adhered to the oral epithelium even after oral cleansing, showing high persistence in the oral epithelium. This strong persistence of Ara h 1 in the oral area may explain the cases of allergic reactions after kissing individuals who were previously exposed to peanuts [16]. Recently, it was demonstrated that when peanut seeds are hydrated, major peanut allergen Ara h 1 was quickly released, reducing its content in the seed, while Ara h 2 remained relatively preserved.…”

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