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Oak Pollen Allergen

Molecular classification: Pathogenesis-related protein, Bet v 1 homolog

Overview

Oak pollen allergen refers to the proteins found in the pollen of oak trees (genus *Quercus*) that trigger allergic reactions in sensitized individuals. The primary allergenic protein is Que a 1, a Bet v 1 homolog. Exposure can induce symptoms ranging from mild rhinitis to severe asthma attacks in sensitive individuals. There is notable cross-reactivity between oak and birch allergens.

Other names: Que a 1Oak pollenQuercus pollen allergens

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Plant defense

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Allergic rhinitisAsthma

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Cross-reactivity with birch pollen allergensAsthma exacerbation

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