Clinical efficacy of sublingual immunotherapy is associated with restoration of steady-state serum lipocalin 2 after SLIT: a pilot study.

World Allergy Organ J · 2018 · PMC6166283 · PMID 30323863

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SLIT and placebo Serum LCN2-levels in allergic subjects are increased 9 months after active SLIT and correspond to improvement in TNSS While LCN2 concentrations did not change significantly during the beginning of the treatment, a highly significant rise of the serum LCN2 levels approximately 8 mos off-SLIT was observed in patients who underwent active sublingual treatment.

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