Intended Use:

AESKUBLOTS Allergy TEN is a membrane-based enzyme immunoassay for quantitative detection of IgE-antibodies against multiple allergens and total IgE in human serum and plasma. Antigens are positioned in parallel lines at exactly defined positions on a nitrocellulose membrane.

This assay is a tool in differential diagnosis of Type I hypersensitivity (allergy).

Coated Antigens:

Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (d1), Dermatophagoides farina (d2), Cat dander (e1), Dog dander (e5), Mouse urine protein (e72), German Cockroach (i6), Cladosporium herbarum (m2), Alternaria alternata (m6), Egg white (f1), Milk (f199), Wheat ( f4), Peanut (f13), Soybean (f14), Walnut (f16), Cod (f3), Shrimp (f24), CCD* (CCD) and total IgE (IgE) in human Serum or Plasma.

* Cross-reactive carbohydrate determinants (CCD) are protein linked carbohydrate structures present in a wide range of allergens from plants, pollen, mollusks, and insects. IgE antibodies against CCD are present in 25% of patients suffering from allergic symptoms. IgE antibodies against CCD give rise to the impression of polysensitization. Anti-CCD IgE antibodies are not allergen-specific and do not seem to be correlated with clinical symptoms. Multiple positive results in combination with a positive CCD result should be interpreted carefully, and false-positive results due to anti-CCD IgE antibodies should be considered.

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