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Betula occidentalis pollen
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Overview
Betula occidentalis pollen refers to the pollen derived from the Water Birch tree (Betula occidentalis), a species native to North America. This pollen is recognized as a moderate allergen, capable of inducing allergic reactions such as pollinosis (hay fever) in sensitized individuals. The primary allergenic component identified in birch pollen, including Betula occidentalis, is Bet v 1, a pathogenesis-related protein class 10 (PR-10). Extracts of birch pollen are utilized in medical applications for both diagnostic purposes, such as skin-prick tests, and therapeutic interventions, specifically in allergen immunotherapy to desensitize individuals to birch pollen allergies.
- Other names
- AE-BIRCH, SPRINGALLERGENIC EXTRACT- BIRCH, SPRINGBETULA BEENIANA POLLENBETULA FONTINALIS POLLENRED BIRCHWATER BIRCH POLLEN EXTRACT
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Bet v 1
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