Background: Pollens from the Salsola spp. are an important source of respiratory allergy in
tropical countries. Our aim was to characterize the IgE binding proteins of S. incanescens …

Background: Sensitivity to Chenopodiaceae is a frequent cause of allergic respiratory
diseases in geographic areas where sensitization to Salsola kali and Chenopodium album …

Background: The inhalation of Salsola kali pollen is an important cause of pollinosis during
summer and early fall throughout desert and semi-desert areas. Sal k 1 has been previously …

Background Pollens, particularly tree and plant pollens, are one of the major causes of
allergic respiratory diseases worldwide. Allergy to pollens of different species of Salix trees …

Background: Salsola kali (Russian thistle) is a weed which belongs to the Chaenopodiacea
family. It is widely distributed along the coasts of Europe, North Africa, USA and Australia …

Background: The incidence of Amaranthaceae pollen allergy has increased due to the
desertification occurring in many countries. In some regions of Spain, Salsola kali is the …

BACKGROUND: Respiratory allergies are common in Kuwait, and the role of certain
allergens has been previously documented. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the results of skin …

Pollen extracts of the four taxonomically related weeds, Amaranthus retroflexus (Ama r),
Chenopodium album (Che a), Kochia scoparia (Koc s), and Salsola pestifer (S. kali)(Sal p) …

Background: Salsola kali is an Amaranthaceae weed with important repercussions for
pollinosis in temperate areas. Ole e 1-like members are relevant allergens in pollen from …

Background Ash, a wind‐pollinated tree belonging to the family Oleaceae, is distributed
world‐wide and has been suggested as a potent allergen source in spring time. Objective …