Login to your account

Username *
Password *
Remember Me

Blog With Right Sidebar

Serum immunoglobulin A concentration in infancy, but not human milk immunoglobulin A, is associated with subsequent atopic manifestations in children and adolescents: a 20‐year prospective follow‐up study

Conclusions and Clinical Relevance Increased serum IgA concentration at age 2 months is associated with the development of subsequent allergic symptoms and sensitization in childhood and adolescence. Maternal milk IgA concentrations are not associated with subsequent allergic symptoms in the recipient infant. The present study provides novel information on the role of IgA in the development of respiratory allergy and sensitization.

Source: Clinical and Experimental Allergy
Read Full Article

Search