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Ambrosia bidentata pollen

Development stage: Unknown
Lead developer: ALK Abelló
Modality: Sublingual Immunotherapy → Allergy Immunotherapy → Therapeutic Vaccines → Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, Subcutaneous Immunotherapy → Allergy Immunotherapy → Therapeutic Vaccines → Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics
Administration: Subcutaneous, Sublingual

Overview

Ambrosia bidentata pollen, derived from the lanceleaf ragweed plant, is a significant environmental allergen native to North America. This wind-pollinated substance is a primary cause of seasonal allergic rhinitis (hay fever) and asthma in sensitized individuals. While the Ambrosia plant itself has traditional uses in herbal medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties, its pollen is medically recognized for its allergenic potential. In a pharmaceutical context, extracts containing Ambrosia pollen allergens are utilized in allergen immunotherapy to desensitize individuals and reduce the severity of allergic reactions.

Other names: Lanceleaf ragweed pollenSouthern ragweed pollen

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