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Blomia <angiosperm>

Known as: Blomia 
National Institutes of Health

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2018
2018
[Preliminary investigation of Blomia tropicalis breeding status in ground dust rice in Haikou City].
OBJECTIVE To investigate the Blomia tropicalis breeding status in the ground dust rice collected in Haikou City. METHODS… 
2015
2015
Development and stability of an in-house reference for blomia tropicalis allergen extract
Methods Standardized allergen extract of Blomia tropicalis was manufactured by BIOCEN (Cuba). The batch selected for IHR was… 
2011
2011
Antigenic profile of Blomia tropicalis, Aleuroglyphus ovatus and Glycycometus malaysiensis.
House dust mites and storage mites are well-known causes for allergenic diseases. The aim of this study was to investigate the… 
2007
2007
Scanning electron micrographs of Blomia tropicalis (Acari:Astigmata: Echimyopodidae), a common house dust mite in Malaysia.
Many finer taxonomic characters of Blomia tropicalis are not distinctly visible under conventional light microscopy. Scanning… 
2006
2006
Enzymatic analysis of Blomia tropicalis and Blomia kulagini (Acari: Echimyopodidae) allergenic extracts obtained from different phases of culture growth
The majority of important allergenic extracts from arthropods present enzymatic activity. This activity has been studied… 
2005
2005
Allergenic cross-reactivity between Blomia tropicalis and Blomia kulagini (Acari: Echymiopodidae) extracts from optimized mite cultures.
BACKGROUND At present, data about the cross-reactivity of Blomia spp. comes from studies made among different genera of mites… 
1995
1995
[Prevalence of sensitization to Blomia in Gran Canaria].
In the present study we assessed the prevalence of sensitizations to Blomia in our environment. Perennial climatological… 
1974
1974
[The genus Blomia Oudemans (Acari : Glycyphagidae) I. Description of Blomia tropicalis sp. n. from house dust in tropical and sub-tropical regions].
Since the rediscovery of the role of mites in provoking house-dust allergies (VOORHORST et al. 1964) more attention has been paid… 
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