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Bouteloua gracilis pollen
- Development stage
- Unknown
- Administration
- Subcutaneous, Intradermal, Sublingual
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Overview
Bouteloua gracilis pollen is the allergenic pollen derived from the Bouteloua gracilis plant, commonly known as blue grama. It is primarily used in allergenic testing and immunotherapy for individuals with grass pollen allergies. The mechanism of action involves provoking an immune response in sensitized individuals, which can be harnessed diagnostically or therapeutically to desensitize patients to grass pollens. Blue grama is a warm-season perennial grass native to North America and produces moderate levels of allergenic pollen during its flowering season[2][3][6].
- Other names
- blue grama pollenblue grama grass pollenbouteloua gracilis
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Targets
FCER2 (Low affinity immunoglobulin epsilon fc receptor)High-affinity immunoglobulin epsilon receptor-bound Immunoglobulin E complexA. annua-specific IgE (Artemisia annua-specific immunoglobulin E)
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