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The "birch homologous group pollen allergen" encompasses highly similar proteins found in several Fagales trees' pollens. The dominant molecule is *Betula verrucosa*'s major allergen *Bet v 1*, which defines both diagnosis and treatment strategies for related tree pollinosis due its strong cross-reactivity with corresponding allergens from alder (*Aln g*), hazel (*Cor a*), oak (*Que a*), hornbeam (*Car b*), chestnut (*Cas s*), and beech (*Fag s*) trees. This molecular similarity underpins both clinical symptoms across different tree pollens and successful broad-spectrum allergy immunotherapy using primarily birch-derived products.
Allergen immunotherapy: Induction of allergen-specific IgG antibodies, T-cell tolerance; Antihistamines: H1 receptor antagonists; Corticosteroids: Suppression of inflammation
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