BioResearch
Bacterial Infections May Modulate Allergic Response
Researchers seeking to explain why incidences of allergy and asthma are increasing, especially in the developed countries, used a mouse model for allergic asthma to show that infection with Mycoplasma pneumoniae prior to exposure to an allergen caused the mice to experience milder asthma attacks after challenge with the allergen. More...12 Mar 2003
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