论文信息 - Comparison of basophil activation tests using CD63 or CD203c expression in patients with insect venom allergy

Comparison of basophil activation tests using CD63 or CD203c expression in patients with insect venom allergy

Background: Flow cytometric basophil activation tests have been developed as cellular tests for in vitro diagnosis of IgE‐mediated reactions. Different activation markers (CD63 or CD203c) with distinct ways of regulation have been used after stimulation with various allergens.

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