… In Europe, the birch pollen season varies according to latitude. In Western Europe, the pollen
… to mid-May [6], while the season is shifted 1 to 2 weeks later in Central Europe. In northern …

… and IgG 4 towards pollen allergens from birch homologous trees observed during the SQ
tree SLIT-tablet development program (including patients from several EU countries as well as …

… This study aims to examine the effect of climate change on airborne birch pollen
concentrations in Central Europe using Bavaria in Southern Germany as a case study. …

Purpose of the Review This review explores the connection between sensitization to tree
pollen and reactivity to plant-based foods in clinical settings. It investigates whether this …

… exposure times15 of various European geographic regions and yearly changing of pollen
… In the frame of this analysis in three European regions and our recently published report of …

… In Europe, the rate of prevalence of birch pollen sensitization ranges from approximately
8% to 16%, and climate change is likely to cause this number to increase over time (1, 2). …

… produce a cDNA expression library from birch pollen poly(A) + … —with sera from birch pollen
allergic patients—a combination … -mediated allergies in Northern and Central Europe as well …

… allergenic potency,3 and (c) earlier shifts in airborne tree and grass pollen of breathed air
in Europe, as documented in aerobiological studies.Studies on the period of times with …

… across Europe, … pollen from several birch homologous (or a mixture thereof, as suggested
in the standardized test panel recommendation by the Global Allergy and Asthma European …

… the main allergens of alder (… birch pollen is still the most potent allergen in Europe, 4
suggesting that potentially other, non-allergenic pollen proteins may contribute to differential allergic …