Recombinant allergens for IVD of allergies

Rekom Biotech offers recombinant allergens for in vitro diagnosis of allergies (type I allergic disorders).

A wide variety of protean allergens from our environment are proteins coming from food, mites, pollens from trees and grasses; and other natural products. These environmental proteins come primarily from non-pathogenic eukaryotic organisms (animals and plants) and are essentially innocuous. However, in some cases, our immune system reacts to them, unintentionally causing damage to our tissues and vital organs that occasionally generates serious systemic pathologies.

The development of recombinant allergens provides new opportunities for the improvement of the diagnosis of immunoglobulin E (IgE) mediated allergies, given that they present capacity for binding these antibodies in a comparable way to natural allergens and generally show good reactivity in in vitro diagnostic tests. For this reason, recombinant allergens are of a great interest to both the research field and the development of new diagnostic test for IgE quantification in the clinical routine. The measure of circulating IgE antibodies specific for a determined allergen provides information about the patient sensitisation to this allergen. In general, low IgE levels would indicate a low probability of developing a clinical disease, while high IgE levels would show a high correlation of developing disease.

Our recombinant allergens have been evaluated by means of an external study developed by a group of prestigious allergists at the Virgen de la Macarena Hospital in Seville (Spain), using samples from positive and negative patient sera. In these tests, specific IgE has been determined by the skin prick test (SPT) and the UniCAP® test. From these assays, we obtained incidence data for each antigen, which we later compared with that described in the literature, obtaining a very good correlation. Through an adequate diagnostic test incorporating our proteins, it would be possible to determine the allergen to which the patient is reacting and the levels of specific IgE to this allergen. This quantification will allow to predict more accurately the chance of the patient developing an allergy, and thus the need for appropriate treatment.

We design and produce recombinant allergens for allergies caused by food, domestic animals and indoor allergens, mold and pollen. Take a look at our portfolio!

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Recombinant allergens for the diagnosis of allergies caused by Domestic animals and Indoor

TYPE SPECIES NAME CAT NUMBER DESCRIPTION DETAILS
Animal Canis familiaris (Dog epithelium) Can f 1
RAL0016 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
RAL0026
Lipocalin
Canis familiaris (Dog urine) Can f 5
RAL0014 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
Arginine esterase, prostatic kallikrein
Equus caballus (Horse epithelium) Equ c 1
RAL0007
RAL0022
Lipocalin
Felis domesticus (Cat epithelium) Fel d 1
RAL0023 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
Uteroglobin (chain 1)
Mites Dermatophagoides farinae (American house dust mite) Der f 2
RAL0013
NPC2 family
Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (European house dust mite) Der p 10
RAL0015
Tropomyosin
Lepidoglyphus destructor (Storage mite) Lep d 2
RAL0008 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
NPC2 family

Recombinant allergens for the diagnosis of allergies caused by Food

TYPE SPECIES NAME CAT NUMBER DESCRIPTION DETAILS
Cereal Triticum aestivum (Wheat) Tri a 19
RAL0053
RAL0053BIOT (biotinylated)
Omega-5 gliadin, seed storage protein
Egg Gallus domesticus (Chicken egg) Gal d 1
RAL0033
Ovomucoid
Fish Gadus callarias (Baltic cod) Gad c 1
RAL0035
Beta-parvalbumin
Milk Bos domesticus (Cow milk) α-lactalbumin
RAL0031
Alpha-lactalbumin
αS1-casein
RAL0027
Casein
αS2-casein
RAL0028 New
Casein
β-casein
RAL0029
Casein
β-lactoglobulin
RAL0032
Beta-lactoglobulin
Nut Arachis hypogaea (Peanut) Ara h 2
RAL0040 New
Conglutin (2S albumin)
Ara h 9
RAL0049 New
Nonspecific lipid-transfer protein type 1
Rosaceous Malus domestica (Apple) Mal d 3
RAL0039
Non-specific lipid transfer protein type 1 (nsLTP1)

Recombinant allergens for the diagnosis of allergies caused by Mold

SPECIES NAME CAT NUMBER DESCRIPTION DETAILS
Alternaria alternata (Plant rot fungus) Alt a 1
RAL0025
Unknown

Recombinant allergens for the diagnosis of allergies caused by Pollen

SPECIES NAME CAT NUMBER DESCRIPTION DETAILS
Artemisia vulgaris (Mugwort pollen) Art v 1
RAL0005 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
Defensin-like protein
Art v 3
RAL0006
RAL0048
Non-specific lipid transfer protein type 1 (LTP)
Betula verrucosa (White birch pollen) Bet v 1
RAL0011 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
Pathogenesis-related protein (PR-10)
Bet v 4
RAL0009
Polcalcin
Olea europaea (Olive tree pollen) Ole e 1
RAL0012 Top product (Satisfaction guarantee)
Proteins similar to Ole e 1
Ole e 2
RAL0010
Profilin
Ole e 5
RAL0047
Superoxide dismutase [Cu-Zn]
Parietaria judaica (Pellitory of the wall pollen) Par j 2
RAL0020
Phospholipid transfer protein (LTP)
Phleum pratense (Timothy grass pollen) Phl p 1
RAL0001
Beta-expansin
Phl p 12
RAL0004
Profilin
Phl p 5a
RAL0003
RAL0003BIOT (biotinylated)
Unknown
Phl p 5b
RAL0017
Unknown
Phl p 7
RAL0002
Polcalcin
Platanus acerifolia (London plane tree pollen) Pla a 1
RAL0019
Invertase inhibitor
Pla a 3
RAL0021
Non-specific lipid transfer protein type 1 (LTP)
Salsola kali (Russian thistle pollen) Sal k 1
RAL0018
Pectin methylesterase