Decrease in the Allergenicity of Japanese Cedar Pollen Allergen by Treatment with Positive and Negative Cluster Ions

@article{Kawamoto2006DecreaseIT,
  title={Decrease in the Allergenicity of Japanese Cedar Pollen Allergen by Treatment with Positive and Negative Cluster Ions},
  author={S. Kawamoto and Masatosi Oshita and Norihiko Fukuoka and S. Shigeta and T. Aki and Takaharu Hayashi and K. Nishikawa and K. Ono},
  journal={International Archives of Allergy and Immunology},
  year={2006},
  volume={141},
  pages={313 - 321}
}
  • S. Kawamoto, Masatosi Oshita, +5 authors K. Ono
  • Published 2006
  • Chemistry, Medicine
  • International Archives of Allergy and Immunology
    • Background: Japanese cedar pollinosis is a severe allergic disease in Japan. The most effective means of decreasing allergic inflammation reactions is still avoidance of the aeroallergen. Recently, a novel air purification system using positively and negatively charged cluster ions was developed to create comfortable living environments. We aimed to assess the ability of existing technology to lower allergenicity of Japanese cedar pollen. Methods: A Japanese cedar pollen extract was nebulized… CONTINUE READING
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