House dust-mite allergen exposure is associated with serum specific IgE but not with respiratory outcomes. (scientific article published on 7 July 2014)

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issue

P921

main subject

Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus

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P304

page(s)

235-244

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publication date

2014-07-07

P1433

published in

Indoor Air

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P1476

title

House dust-mite allergen exposure is associated with serum specific IgE but not with respiratory outcomes.

P478

volume

Reverse relations

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