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IgE Inhalant Antibodies
The IgE antibody is the cause of "classic" or atopic allergic reactions related to hay fever and anaphylaxis, and is well known for causing immediate allergic reactions. The Metametrix IgE Inhalant Antibodies Profile measures the IgE levels in serum that react to 28 different regional inhalant antigens. |
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Clinician Info
| Test name: |
7200 - IgE Inhalant Antibodies - Number of antigens varies according to region tested
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| Description: |
The IgE antibody is the cause of "classic" or atopic allergic reactions related to hay fever and anaphylaxis, and is well known for causing immediate allergic reactions. The Metametrix IgE Inhalant Antibodies Profile measures the IgE levels in serum that react to 28 different regional inhalant antigens.
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| Method: |
ELISA |
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| Turnaround time: |
7-14 days, 10 days average |
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Antigens:
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VARY ACCORDING TO REGION; SAMPLE LISTING PRESENTED HERE
Alternaria Alternata/tenuis
Ash Tree, White
Beech Tree
Cat Antigen (Hair/Dander)
Cocklebur
Cottonwood Tree, Eastern
D. Farinae (Dust Mite)
Dog Epithelium (Hair/Epith)
Elm Tree, American
Goldenrod
Grass, Bahia
Grass, Bermuda
Grass, Johnson
Grass, June (Kentucky Blue)
Hickory Tree, White
House Dust (Greer)
Lamb Quarters
Maple Tree, Red
Mugwort, Common
Oak Tree, White
Pigweed, Rough
Plantain, English
Ragweed, Common/Short
Ragweed, False
Sorrel, Sheep
Sycamore Tree, Eastern
Walnut Tree, Black
Willow Tree, Black
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CPT codes:
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