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Bet v 1 is the major allergen found in birch (Betula verrucosa) pollen, responsible for most cases of birch pollen allergy. It is a ~17 kDa protein belonging to the PR-10 family. Its structure features a hydrophobic cavity that binds various ligands, influencing its stability and immunogenicity. The iron-free form promotes Th2 lymphocyte responses, while the iron-bound form exhibits reduced Th2 skewing. Sensitization to Bet v 1 is a biomarker for birch pollen allergy, and immunotherapy targeting this allergen has shown efficacy.
Immunotherapy targeting Bet v 1 aims to desensitize patients, shifting the immune response away from Th2 dominance.
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