Scientific program

Scientific Program SUNRtSEPOSTERSESSlON SATURDAY,MARCH 2,199l 7:oO A.M. - 8:30 A.M. TOPIC: ASTHMA AND ASPlRlN SENSlTIVilY 001

IGG4-RESTRICTEDRESPONSEIN ASPIRIN-INDUCED ASTHMA. Szczekllk. A. Schmttz-Schumann, M. Nhankowska, E. Milewskl, M. Roehlig. F. Joller. H. Grab. P. Virchow, Chr. Cracow. Poland Davas. Swttzerkxd THE EFFECTOF THE LEUKOTRIENED4 (LTD4) ANTAGONIST SKF 104353 ON ASPlRlN-INDUCED ASTHMA. Smith, C. PhD Christie, P.E. MRCP Lee, Tak H. MD London, United Kingdom

al3

IN VIVO ASSESSMENTOF AIRWAY INFlAMMATlON IN NASAL POLYPOSISPRESENCEOF IL-8 AND ALBUMIN IN NASAL LAVAGE FLUID. Ketth, P. Wong. D. Liehl. E. Ceska. M. Denburg. J. Dolovtch. J. Hamilton, Canada Vienna, Austria

a34

SAUCYLATE PRETREATMENT ATTENUATES INTENSITY OF PREClPlTATEDBY ASPtRlN IN ASPIRIN-INTOLERANTPATIENTS. Nizankowska, E. Dworskl. R. Szczeklik, A. Solo. J. Cracow. Poland

SYMPTOMS

TOPIC: ALLERGIC BRONCHOPULMONARY ASPERGlLLOSlS a35

CONCANAVALIN A NONBtNDlNG ASPERGILLUSFUMIGATUS ANTIGEN: A MAJOR IMMUNOGEN IN ALLERGtC BRONCHC-PULMONARY ASPERGILLOSIS. Murali, P.S. PhD Fink. Jordan N. MD Kurup, Vlswanath P. PhD Mihvaukee, WI

al-5

IMMUNOLOGICAL FOLLOW-UP IN PATIENTS WITH ALLERGIC BRONCHOPULMONARY ASPERGlLLOStS(ABPA). Menz. Guenter MD Leser, Chrlstoph MD Engel, Marita BA Vkchow, Christian set-r. MD Davos, Swttzertand

007

ALLERGIC BRONCHOPULMONARY ASFERGILLOSIS: SEROLOGIC AND CUNICAL CORRELATESIN PATlENTSWlTH NORMAL CHESTTOMOGRAPHY. Greenberger, P.A. MD Ganz, M.A. MD Roberts, M. RN Smtth, L.L. BS Chicago, IL

ma

MONOCLONAL ANTlBODY AGAINST SIGNIFICANT ASPERGILLUSFUMIGATUS ANTlGENS SHOWING BlNDlNG TO IGG ANTIBODIESOF ABPA SERA. Kurup. V.P. Kumar. A. Milwaukee, WI

a39

IRRELEVANTFRE-EXISTINGIGE ENHANCES ANTIGEN SPECIFICSECONDARY RESPONSESIN MICE. Seymour, B. MS Kurup, V.P. PhD Caftman, R. PhD Choi, H. MD Palo Alto, CA Milwaukee, WI

TOPIC: AIRWAY CHALLENGE 010

HUMAN BRONCHIAL EPlTHELlAL CELL (HBE) DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING EXPOSURETO NlTROGEN DIOXIDE (NO2). IN VlTRO. Sapsford. R.J. Devalla. J.L. Davies. R.J. Cundell, D.R. London, United Kingdom

353

354

>, ALLERGY

Program

011

INHALATION OF ENDOTOXIN Tavemier. J. Pauwels. R.A. Ghent , Belgium

CAUSESTNFALFA Kips.

PRODUCTION J.C.

012

MECHANISM OF LTEQINDUCED HYPERRESPONSIVENESS HUMAN AIRWAY SMOOTH MUSCLE IN VITRO. Jacques, Crawford A. BSc Spur, Bemd W. Lee, Tak H. MD London, United Kingdom

IN RAT AIRWAYS

TO HISTAMINE

OF

PhD

013

INHIBITION OF HUMAN LEUKOTRIENE SYNTHEStS Schellenberg, R. Robert Tsang. Samuel MSc Vancouver, Canada

014

CHARACTERIZATION OF INFLAMMATORY CELLS RECRUITED TO AIRWAYS OF ATOPIC SUBJECTS AFTER LOCAL ANTIGEN CHALLENGE: I. PRtMlNG OF MACROPHAGES CMOS) BUT NOT NEUTROPHILS (PMNS) BY ANTIGEN CHALLENGE. Dupuis. R. Pollice, M Guha. S. Koh. Y.Y. Albertine, K.H. Fish, J.E. Peters, S.P. Philadelphia, PA

015

NASAL CONGESTIVE RESPON% SUPRATHRESHOLD (SD DOSES Brooks, CD. MD Spenner. G.C. RRT Kalamazoo. Ml

016

TOPIC: 017

018

BRONCHIAL CONTRACTION TO 15-HETE INHIBITOR AND LTW ANTAGONIST. MD Bramble. Shari/l E. MSc Salari, Hassan PhD

TO CHALLENGE OF ALLERGEN. Karl, K.J. Francom,

RN SF.

0

AND

PhD

MODULATION OF INTERCELLULAR ADHESION MOLECULE 1 (ICAMEXPRESSION ON ENDOTHEUAL CELLS IN BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: ROLE OF MACROF’HAGE-DERIVED TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR ALPHA. Lassalie. P. Gosset, P. Delneste, Y. Tslcopoulos. A. Joseph, M. Tonnel, A.B. Capron, A. Lllle. France RHINOLOGY HYPOSMIA Flynn-Rodden, McGeady. Philadelphia,

IN ALLERGIC K. MD S.J. MD PA

RHINITlS. Cowart, Lowry,

NASAL POLYPS RECURRENCE MEDICAL TREATMENT. Settipane, Guy A. MD Settipane, Robert J. MD Providence. II

INTERVAL: K&in,

019

COMPARtSON OF CEFIXIME Avner. S. MD Pearlman. D. MD Aurora, CO

020

ALLERGIC FUNGAL SINUSITIS (AFS) (Cl3 THE FIRST REPORTED CASE. Bltner. A.F. MD Jorgensen, N.L. MD San Antonio, TX

021

WITH THRESHOLD

BY A

QD AND

MAXILLARY StNUS ASPIRATES FROM SINUSITIS KXSI HAVE -DNAcoMENl. Hamllos, D.L. MD Sinlcrcpi. D. PhD Leung. D.Y.M. MD, PhD Denver, CO S. San Franc&co. CA

BJ. PhD L.D. MD

COMPARING Donald

SURGICAL

AND

E. MD

AMOXICILLIN TiD FOR ACUTE Buckley, J. MD Viianza. J. MD

IN A PATIENT WITH CYSTIC

SINUSITIS.

FIBROSIS

Syms. CA.. Ill MD Sdweltz. L.A. MD

PATIENTS sh0k.S. Bertin.8.

WtTH CHRONIC MD MD

HYPERPLASTIC

‘:LdX. :MMUNCh. .IANUARY 1491

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

022

IMMUNOLOGIC AND CAT SCAN (CT) CORRELATES OF ASPERGILLUS (ASP) ALLERGIC FUNGAL SlNUSlTlS (AFS) TREATED (RX) WITH PREDNISONE (P) VS NO RX. Halland, CL. MD Smiih,Y.E. BS Bblary. L. MD Newark, NJ COMPARlSON OF TWO DIFFERENTTECHNIQUES FOR OBTAINING SPECIMENS FOR NASAL CYTOLOGY: NOSE-BLOWING VS NASAL MUCOSAL SCRAPING. Welch, M.J. Mellzer, E.O. Kemp, J.P. Orgel, H.A. Ostrom. N.K. Jaiowayskl, A.A. San Diego, CA

023

TOPIC:

MECHANISMS

OF UPPER

AIRWAY

DISEASE

024

NASAL SECRETIONS CYTOLOGY (NS) DURING THE IMMEDIATE NASAL RESPONSE (INR) PREmEATED WITH Di&lUM CROMOGLYCATE (DSCG) AND BUDESONIDE (BSA). Pelikan-Filipek, M. MD Pelikan, 2. MD Breda. The Netherlands

025

A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE NASAL MUCOSA AND Brown, M. MD Furin, M. MD Naclerlo, R. MD Baltimore, MD

026

CORRELATION BETWEEN INFLAMMATORY CELL RESPONSES IN MUCOSAL SCRAPlNGS AND LAVAGES AFIER ALLERGEN CHALLENGE. Piacentini. G.L. Kaulbach. H.C. Scott, T. White, M.V. Kaliner. M.A. Bethesda, MD

027

NEUTRAL ENDOPEPTIDASE SECRETIONS. Ohkuba, K. Kaulbach. H. Metida, M. Bethesda, MD

ANTIGEN-INDUCED LEUKOCYTE NASAL SECRETIONS. Lim.M. MD Taylor, M. MD

(NEP)

IN HUMAN Hahman, Hausfeld, Kaliner,

NASAL

POPULATIONS

MUCOSA

AND

!N

NASAL

NASAL

R.J. J.N. M.A.

028

DETECTION METABOUTE Shin, M.H. Hubbard, Llu, M.C. Battimore,

OF PLATELET ACTIVATING FACTOR (PAF) AND ITS 2 LYSO IN ALLERGIC RHlNllS FOLLOWING ANTIGEN CHALLENGE. MD Averill. F. MD W.C. PhD Chitton. F.H. PhD MD Naclerio. R.M. MD MD

029

NASAL NEUTROPHIUA Mladanna A. MD Lorinl, M. MTech Tedeschi. A. MD Milan, Italy

030

NASAL HISTAMINE ALLERGIC RHINlTlS Jalawayski. A.A. Orgel. H.A. Ostrom, N.K. San Diego. CA

031

MORPHOlOGlCAL AN0 BlOCHEMlCALFlNDlNGS PAllENTS WITH IMMEDIATE HYF’ERSENSITIVITY Karisscm, G: Ward. Schwartz, L.S. Deuell, PlottsMiHs, T.A.E. CharlattesvUie, VA Richmond, VA Malndal. Sweden

032

COMPARISON OF RADIOUvlMUNOAS3AY AND FLUROMETRIC ASSAY METHODS FOR HISTAMINE 1N NASAL LAVAGE FLUID. Selner, John C. MD Wllliarns, P. Brock Fl-10 Naite. Hendrik MD Dalen, Williim K. MD Denver. CO Elan College, NC

AFTER LOCAL

INSUFFLATION OF PAF-ACETHER. Palumbo, G. MD Arquati. M. MD

LEVELS IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH ALLERGIC AND CHRONIC OTITIS. Meltzer, E.O. Welch, M.J. Kemp, J.P.

IN THE UPFER TO TRICHOPHVON G.W. B

AND

NON

AIRWAYS OF ANTIGEN.

GLASS

FIBER

355

CORRELATION BETWEEN HISTAMINE RELEASE. Nob, H. MD Pipkom, U. MD Copenhagen. Denmark 034

035

036

SYMPTOMS,

NASAL

HISTAMINE

Anderson, M. Skov. P.S. MD

EOSINOPHILS, SECRETORY GLUCOCORTICOID-INDUCED EFFECTS DURlNG A WEAK POLLEN SEASON, Klementsson. H. Anderson. M. Pipkorn, U. Lund, Sweden A TOPICAL GLUCOCORTICOID BRADY-KININS ON THE ALLERGlC EXPOSURE. Svensson, C. Alkner, U. Person. C.G.A. Lund. Sweden EPITHEUAL CELL DETACHMENT TO COLD, DRY AIR (CDA). Cruz, A.A. Proud, D. Lichtenstein, L.M. Baltimore, MD

ON

Klementson. Pipkom, U.

IS OBSERVED

H.

DURING

THE NASAL

Naclerio, R.M. Kagey-Sobotka. Tc+s, A.

UNILATERAL COLD DRY AIR (CDA) LATERAL REFLEX RESPONSE. Phllllp, G. MD Bar&y. F. MD Togias, A. MD Baltimore, MD IGE

NASAL

CHALLENGE

Naclerio, Proud,

IN

NASAL

D.

POTENT INDIVIDUALS.

INDUCES

R.M. PhD

R.G. R.M.

A CONTRA-

MD

SECRETIONS:

Hamilton, Noclerio,

REACTION

A.

038

(RW)

ANi.: MUCOSA

REDUCES THE LEVELS OF FIBRINOGEN AND NASAL MUCOSA DURNG NATURAL POLLEN

COLD, DRY AIR (CDA) AND HISTAMINE (HISlI INDUCE MORE RESPONSES IN PERENNIAL RH!NIllS COMPARED TO NORMAL To&s, A. Proud, D. Kagey-Sobotka. A. Lichtenstein, L.M Naclerlo, R.M. Baltimore, MD

SHORT RAGWEED METHODS. Tsai, Y.H. MD Norman, P.S. MD Adkinson. N.F.. Jr. Baitlmore, MD

NASAL

C. P. C.G.A.

037

039

BASOF’I!.

MD

RESPONSIVENESS THE ALLERGIC

Svensson, Venge. Person.

AND

TWO

DETECTION

PhD MD

MD

040

DOES NASAL PROVOCATION PLAY A ROLE IN THE DIAGNOSIS INDUCED ALLERGIC RHINITIS? Small, P. Biskin, N. Barrett, D. Montreal, Canada

041

NASAL CONGESTION Emery, B. Peden. D. Kaliner, M.A. Bethesda, MD

INDUCED

BY IL-4. Igarashi. Loetze.

Y M.

042

CHOUNERGIC CONTROL OF URIC AUD IN NASAL A NOVEL AIRWAY ANTIOXIDANT SYSTEM. Peden. D. wade, Y. Hohman. R. Kaliner, M. Bethesda, MD

043

CAPSAICIN DESENSlTlZAilON MUCOSAL SECRETION. Gawin, A.Z. MD Kaliner, M.A. MD Bethesda, MD

ALTERS GUINEA Baraniuk.

OF RAGWEED

SECRETIONS

PIG HISTAMINE-INDUCED J.N.

MD

CONSTITUTES

NASAL

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

044

HISTAMINE (HlST) AND EOSlNOPtilLS (EOS) IN NASAL FROM PATlENTS WlTH SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINlTlS. Joseph, J.C. Swenson, C. Sedgwick. J. Busse. w. Madison, WI

045

DEFINING RHINITIS MEDICAMENTOSA. REBOUND, AND TOLERANCE ANTEWOR RHINOSCOPY AND RHINOMANOMETRY. silvers, W. MD Lutsky. B. PhD Mooney. J. Shapiro, H. Lazotte.D. PhD Wiener, M. PhanD Denver, CO Englewood, CO

TOPIC: 046

TREATMENT

LAVAGE

(NL)

FLUID

USING

OF RHINITIS ONCE DAILY DOSING CHLORF’HENIRAMINE (C-QD), RHlNlTlS (SARI. Pearlman, D. MD Melamed, J. MD Rosen, J. MD Stricker, W. MD Edwords, L. MBBS Mooney. J. Aurora, CO

OF A TRADITIONAL TREATING SEASONAL

ANTIHISTAMINE, SEASONAL ALLERGIC

Kaiser, H. MD Moss,B. MD Schenkel, E. MD Chaponis. R. RPh Fourre. J.

0F

047

DOSE-RESPONSE STUDY IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE PERENNIAL ALLERGIC RHINlTIS. Meltzer, E.O. Bronsky, E.A. Findloy, S.R. Gemgltls. J.W. Grossman. J. Ratner, P.H. wood, cc. San Diego, CA

043

LEVOCABASTlNE, OXYMETAZOLINE AND THEIR COMBINATION PROVOCATION TEST WITH ALLERGEN. Pecoud. A. MD Gerber, M. MD Rahm. F. MD Lausanne, Switzerland

049

PERSISTENT EFFICACY OF A COMBlNATlON ANTIHISTAMINE/ANALGESIC/ DECONGESTANT PRODUCT (CAAD) THE MORNING AmR A BEDTlME Majchel, A.M. MD Proud. D. PhD Kagey-Sobotka. A. PhD Lichtensteln, L.M. MD Wbk. T.J. DrPH Nacletio, R.M. MD Baltimore, MD Shelton. CT

NASAL

SPRAY

IN

IN A NASAL

THE INFLUENCE OF CETlRlZlNE ON SYMPTOM GENERATION EOSINOPHIUA IN SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINlTlS. Wilson, S.J. Howarth, P.H. Brewster, H. Southampton. United Kingdom

AND

DOSE.

NASAL

051

THE EFFECT OF SELDANE-D. TERFENADINE AND PSEUDOEPHEDRINE NASAL RESPONSE TO ALLERGEN. Harrison, K. Feather, I. Howarth, P.H. Brewster, H. Southampton, United Kingdom

ON

THE

052

COMPARISON OF TROUGH EFFECTS OF FIVE NON-SEDATING ON HlSTAMINE-INDUCED WHEAL AND FLARE REACTIONS. Van RooY, P. Janssens. M. Beers Belgium

053

ASTEMlZOLE.TERFENADINE AND LORATADlNE DURlNG CHALLENGE IN THE VIENNA CHALLENGE CHAMBER. Horak. F. Jager, S. Vienna, Austrii

a54

MASS PROVOCATlON FOR ENTRY INTO A STUDY ESTABLISHING EFFICACY AND TOLERABILITY OF BUDESONIDE POWDER mRBOHALER) IN CHILDREN WITH SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINlTlS. Day, J.H. MD Clark, R. FhD Briioe, M.P. MD Anderson, 8. PhD Dhillon, M. MD Kingston, Canada

ANTIHISTAMINES

LONGTERM

ALLERGEN

357

358

Program

055

A PLACEBO-CO-D, DOUBLE-BUND, RANDOMIZED. COMPAl2lNG THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF SELDANE-D THE TREATMENT OF PATlENWlTH SEASONAL ALL!XGlC Segol, A. MD Boggs, P. MD Falllets, C. MD Podleski. W. MD Grant, J.A. MD Woehier, T. MD Husker. W. PhD McNutt, B. MD Dab. TX Shreveport. LA Houston. TX Cincinnati, OH

056

FLUTICASONE PROFIONATE IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR CHILDREN SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINITIS. Lumry, W. MD Ahrens, R. MD Dockhorn, R. MD Galant, S. MD Mortln, B. DO Meltzer, E. MD Munk,Z. MD Ransom, J. MD Southern, D. MD Stdcker. W. MD Weld. E. PhD Kral. K. MS Slmonetto, T. RN Rogenes, P. PhD Dalbs. TX

057

USE OF SKIN TESTING AND A DOSE RESFONSE SIUDY Dolen, Willlom K. MD Koepke, JeraM W. MD Denver. CO

058

THE SUPPRESSIVE EFFECT OF LORATADlNE ON ALLERGEN-INDUCED RELEASE IN THE NOSE. AruWson. M. No&. H. Boumgarten. C. Pipkom. U. Lund, sweclerl Copenhagen, Denmark

HtSTAMINE

059

PURE BUDESONIDE POWMR RHINIIIS. Pedetsen. B. MD Dahl, R. MD Myglnd, N. MD Arhus, Denmark Copenhogen, Denmark

ALLERGIC

AN NASAL ALLERGEN CHALLENGE Of NOBERASTINE. WTtllams, P. Brock PhD Selner, John C. MD

FOR THE TREATMENT

FLURCASO~ Pi?OPlONATE TREATMENT SAFE AND EFFECTIVE IN ADUlTf3 AND LaForce. C. MD Flnc3ay.S. MD Nathan,R. MD Weak&y. S. MD Rogenes.P. PhD Raleigh, NC

061

FLUTICASONE PROF3ONATE DlpRoploNATE BEcLoMmAsoNE RHlNrnS. von As, A. MD Ctwrvbkv,P. MD Furukowa; C. MD Lackey. R. MD Metier, E. MD Seltzer, J. MO Roger-w. P. Pi-10 Albuquerque. NM

MODEL

OF SEASONAL

FORSEASONAL ALLERGlC ADOLESCENT!+. Dockhom, R. MD MeHzer, E. MD Stricker, W. MD Beam,J. RN

ONCE lWlCE

A CO~ARlSON OF THE SYSlEMiC ACETONlDE-L~CORTIlNMEN~AND~ACTfVE Z.J. MD 9wkmI.D. MD Smtth, j.A. MO McMahon. S.C. MS Albany. NY Ho&am. PA

WITH

IN

Larsen, BB MD Lindqvist, N. PhD

060

052

PARALLEL STU3v AND TAVIST-D ll\i RHINITIS.

DAILY DAtLY

Bronsky,E. DoeWKxn,R. Grossnwn.J. Lumry,W. Nc8than.R. van &wet.

RHINITIS

IS

IS AS EFFECTiVE AS FOR PERENNIAL ALLERGfC MD MD MD MO MO J. MD

AVMTY

Ball. R. MO 0sw.S. MD Zief&ak.J. PhD Tobev, RX. MD

OF

-LONE

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

063

MULTlCENTRE CUNICAL NOBERASTlNE, A NEW Drouin, MA. MD Yang, W.H. MD Del Carp&. J. MD Ottawa. Canada Toronto, Canada

064

EFFECTS OF NEDOCROMIL HUMANS. Kaulbach, H.C. MD Mulld. J. MD Bethesda, MD

TOPIC:

SODIUM

ON

SAFETY OF RHINlTIS.

ALLERGEN-INDUCED

Igarashi. Kaliner,

RHINITIS

065

PROLONGED Atkins, Paul Valenzano. Philadelphia,

RELEASE C. MD Maly PA

066

THE EFFECT OF HEAT ON MURlNE Askar, ME. MD Ledford. D.K. MD Shabayek, H.A. MD, PhD Tampa, FL ~~sazis. Eewt

067

THE EFFECTS OF CULTURED MUWNE KERATINOCYTE SUSPENSION (MKSSI ON CANINE BRONCHIAL SMOOTH MUSCLE (BSM). Dajc~nl. N. Wright. D.N. Ledtord. D.K. Askar, M.E. Anile, P. Krzanowskl. J.J. Lackey. R.F. Tampa. FL

068

HlSTAMlNE 0.0 INCREASED LUNG ALVEOLAR TO CAFILLARY PERMEABlLtTY FLUORSCEIN LSOTHIOCYANATE DEXTRAN (FlTC-D) IN lSOLATED PERFUSED RABBtT LUNGS. Kelly, Kevin J. MD Dawson. Christopher A. PhD Roertg. David L. PhD Bongard, Robert D. BS Dunham, Julie A. Fink, Jordan N. MD Milwaukee, WI

069

INHrmJboN OF HUMAN AND 5-LlpOtiNASE INHlBlTORS. Lannl. C. Domn. 0. Brooks, D. Graziano, FM. Abbott Park, IL Madison, WI

072

073

OF HISTAMINE

FROM HUMAN BASOPHILS. von Allmen. Coroiyn BS Zweknan. Burton MD

KERATINOCYTE-DERIVED RELAXING Wright, D.N. MD Krzanowski. J.J. PhD Lackey. R.F. MD

GUINEA

PIG LUNG

LEUKOTRIENE

INACTlVATlON OF FHOSPHOLIPASE BY DllSOPR~UOR&OSFIiATE. Atklnson, T.P. MD, PhD Hultsch.T. MD Kallner, Miihcml MD Bethesda, MD

MEDtATOR

RELEASE

Domn. Owen MadTson. Wtbnlngton,

WI DE

FROM

FACTOR

SUPERNATANT

SfNTHESiS

TO

BY

Him, W. Bell, R.L. Carter, G.W.

PRODUCTlON OF LEUKOTRlENE 84 BY ENDOTHEUALCELLS WITH STTMULATED MONONUCLEAR CELLS CULTURE ASTHMAX CHILDREN. Lei, HuanYao Wang, Jiu-Yoo MD Yang, Chkr-Yi Hsieh. Kue-Hslung MD T&an. Republic of China

EFFECT OF BATRACHOTOXIN BASOPHILS. Sanchez-Legrond, Fernando Atlanta. GA

IN

Y. MD M.A. MD

RELEASE

071

AND

OF THE EFRCACY AND IN SEASONAL ALLERGIC Knight, A. MD Alexander. M. MD Arnott, W.S. PharmD

MEDIATOR

070

MEDIATORS

EVALUATlON HI-ANTAGONIST,

C FROM

ON HISTAMINE

GUINEA

PhD

RAT BASOFHlLlC

Rodriguez. Bardwell, Hohmon.

MD,

AFTER INCUBATTON SUPERNATANT FROM

PhD

PIG LUNG Graziano,

LEUKEMIA

CELLS

J.L MD s. R.J. PM>

RELEASE Smith.

@tR) FROM Thomas

HUMAN

F. MD

CELL POPULATIONS. Frank M. MD, PhD

359

360

J. ALLERGY

Program

074

DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF INTERLEUKINS HUMAN BASOPHILS. Piona, A. MD Lorini, M. MTech Arquati, M. MD Milano, itoly

ON IN VITRO HISTAMINE

RELEASE

FROM

Tedeschi, A. MD Porrna, M. MD Miadonna. A. MD

075

CHARACTERIZATION OF EOSlNOPHlLS IN A CONTINUOUS AMBULATORY PERITONEAL DIALYSIS PATlENT WITH EOSINOPHILIC PERlTONlTlS. Gottlieb. Steven J. DC Siigh, Julie M. PhD Domoto, Douglass T. MD Glelch, Gerald J. MD Slavin. Raymond G. MD St. Louts, MO Rochester, MN

076

COMPARATIVE ANALYSlS INTRADERMAL ENDPOINT Amend, M. BS Jones. J. BS Kordash, T. MD Spokane, WA

077

EVALUATION OF PLATELET ACTIVATING FACTOR (PAF) METABOLISM NASAL ALLERGEN CHALLENGE. Fadel, R. MD Herpin-Rtchard, N. MD Dessange, J.F. MD David. B. MD Marsac. J. MD Touqui. L. PhD Paris. France

078

RESOLUTION OF THE BETA-ADRENOCEPTOR (BETAAR) REGULATING ACTIVITY IN A549 LUNG CELLS OF LYMPHOCYTE CONDITIONED MEDIUM (LCM) DERlVED FROM CULTURED IMP CELLS WtTH DEAE ION EXCHANGE HPLC. Szentlvanyi, A. MD Schultze. M. MD Helm, 0. MD Reiner, S. MD Roblcsek. S. PhD Zortty. J. MD Hackney, J.F. PhD Lackey, R.F. MD Tampa. FL

079

COPPER INHIBITS ANTl-IGEAND CA2+ IONOPHORE HISTAMINE RELEASE (H.R.) FROM HUMAN BASOPHILS. Tedeschi, A. MD Arquatl, M. MD Lorinl. M. MTech Plona, A. MD Mladonna. A. MD Mlkmo, ltaly

A23187-INDUCED

080

EFFECT OF NA+, Gentile, D. BS Skoner. D. MD Pittsburgh, PA

RELEASE

081

SKIN REACTIVITY TO INTRADERMAL PATlENTS AS COMPARED TO NORMAL Sim. T.C. MD Engler. D.B. MD Lavery, J.P. MD Potlord. R.B. MD Galveston, TX

TOPIC:

AUTOIMMUNE

OF BASOPHIL HISTAMINE RELEASE TlTRATtON (IEl’) SKIN TESTS. Freshwater, L. MS Stiir, R. MD

K+ INHIBITION

(BHR)

ON LEUKOCYTE HISTAMINE Braun. E.

CODEINE AND HISTAMINE AND ALLERGtC SUBJECTS. Atam, R. MD, PhD DeJamatt, AC. MD Lett-Brown, M.A. PhD Gmnt, J.A. MD

TESTS AND

AFTER

(LHR).

IN

AIDS

MECHANISMS

082

TYPE IX COLLAGEN Joliat, T.L. MD Bernstein, J. MD Memphb, TN Buffalo. NY

BlNDlNG

ANTlBODY

083

PRODUCTION OF TRANSGENIC MICE AUTOlMMUNllV OF EAR DISEASE. 0ng.R. MD Slepecky. N. PhD Thompson. J. PhD Memphis, TN

IN AUTOIMMUNE Ye, X.J. MD Yoo. T.J. MD, PhD

EAR DISEASES.

FOR THE STUDY OF TYPE II COLLAGEN Bruggemen, Y0mada.Y. Yoo.

L.A. MD T.J.

MD

Ci,hl, IMMUNOi. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

o&l

085

V-REGION CDNASEQUENCESOEANTI-TYPE INDUCE POLYCHONDRlTlS IN MICE. Lee, M.K. MD Morton, T.N. F’hD Yoo, T.J. Memphis. TN ANALYSJS AND CUNICAL PROGRESSIVE SYSTEMIC Lindner. Paul S. MD East Meadow, NY

II COLLAGEN

OF SERUM Frieri.

MAST CELL EFFECTS ON CYTOKINE Frieri, Marianne PhD, MD East Meadow, NY

087

CHARGE CONFIGURATIONS ERYTHEMATOSUSASSOClATED Dahlman, Jan G. MD Blrmlngham, AL Stanford. CA

WHICH

Ye, X.J. MD Terato, K. MD

CORRELATlON SCLEROSIS.

086

ANTIBODIES

INTERLEUKIN-4

Marianne

PRODUCTION Aganval,

MD,

OF

PATIENTS.

SYSTEMIC

LUPUS

V. PhD

088

BINDING OF SERUM AMYLOID P COMPONENT (SAP) TO IMMOBILIZED A STUDY IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS. Bonnin, Arturo J. MD Gewun, Anita MD Chicago, IL

089

HIGH-DOSE INTRAVENOUS GAMMAGLOBULIN (IVlG) IN THE TREATMENT SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS (SLE). Krishna. S. MD Sher, M. MD Jyonouchi, H. MD Prebls, J. MD Periman, S. MD Good, R.A. PhD. MD, DSc St. Petersburg, FL

090

IGE-BINDING FACTORS/SOLUBLE WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS Stevens. Wim J. MD Brldts. Chris H. MT Antweroen, Belgium Montreal, Quebec, Canada

CD23 (RA).

(IGE-BFS/SCD23) De Clerck, Delespesse,

IN

FhD

IN SCLERODERMA Kushal MD

AUTOANTIGENS. Brendel,

LEVELS

DNA:

OF

IN SERA OF PATIENTS

Luc S. MD Guy MD

091

EXPERIMENTAL ARTHRITIS IN RATS INDUCED BY INTRA-ARTICULAR INJECTION OF IGE-AGGREGATES: EVlDENCE FOR ARTHRlTOGENlC ROLE OF COMREXED IGE. De Clerck, Luc S. MD Struyf, Nadii J. MD Brldts, Chris H. MT Van Marck, Eric A. MD Breedveid, Ferdinand C. MD Devr!es, Egbert FhD Bazin. Herve PhD Stevens, Wlm J. MD Antwerp, Belgium Brussels, Belgium

092

ANALYSlS OF ACTIVATION MARKERS ON PERlPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES FROM PATlENTS WTTH RHEUMATOID ARTHRiTlS (RA) USiNG FLOW CYTOMETRY (FACS) AND DOUBLE IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE. Mertens, Annemle MD De Cjerck, Luc S. MD Brldts,Chris H. MT Stevens, Wlm J. MD Antwerpen, Belgium

093

CORRELATION OF ANTKIARDIOUPIN ANTlBODY LEVELS PLACENTAL BED VASCULlTlS TO POOR OUTCOME OF RESPONSE TO PREDNISOLONE AND ASPIRIN. ErlendssonK. MD Stelnsson, K. MD Johansson, J.H. MD Gelrsson. R.T. MD Re@javlk, Iceland

094

PROTEIN S IN CHILDHOOD El Gamal, Y. MD El Wahed, N. Abd MD Cairo. Egypt

095

COLLAGENOSIS. Moselhl, Hassan,

EARLY ANTiBODY 0%) RESPONSE FORMATION IN LYME DISEASE. Schutzer, SE. MD Coyk% P.K. MD Newark, NJ Stony Brook, NY

AND

SPECIFIC Athwol, Sidhu,R.

(ACA) AND PREGNANCY.

S. MD N. MSc

IMMUNE R. PhD F’hD

COMPLEX

(0

361

362

J. ALLERGY

Program

096

CHURG

STRAUSS SYNDROME: Hetzog, Charles A. Minneapolis. MN

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

MD

OF DEATH IN ASTHMA. SteInberg, Paul MD

ORAL PRESENTATION CONCURRENT SESSlON A SATURDAY, MARCH 2,199l 1:oO - 400 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

CELL ACTIVATION - INITIATION Erwin Gelfond. M.D. Andre Net, M.D.. Ph.D. PM

OF IMMUNE

FUNCTION

097

103

098

1:15 PM

MODULATION BY THEOPHYLLINE OF THE ADENOSINE-MEDIATED OF THE NEUTROPHIL RESPIRATORY BURST. Joseph, 9.2. MD Borish, L. MD Denver, CO

099

130

SEVERE COMBINED IMMUNE LYMPHOCYTE DEFKXENCY TWO MENNONlTE FAMIUES. Monafo. W.J. MD FI#povich, A.H. MD Mathur, A. MD Roifman, CM. MD St. Louis. MO Minneapdis, MN Toronto. Canada

PM

FAILURE TO ACTIVATE AND INDUCE TYROSYL PHOSPHORYLATION OF MAP-2 KINASE IN HPB-ALL CELLS VIA THE CD3 RECEPTOR IS DUE TO DEFECTIVE ACTlVATlON OF PROTEIN KlNASE C. Nel, Andre E. MD, PhD Akerley. Brian Page. Carine Los Angeles, CA SUPF’RESSION

DEFICIENCY (SCID) CHARACTERlZED BY CD8+ ACTIVATION IN AND DEFECTIVE LYMPXOCYTE Poimar, Shapiro, Portnoy.

S.H. PhD, R.S. MD J. MD

MD

100

1:45 PM

FUNCTIONAL INACTIVATION OF HOUSE DUST MllE SPECIFIC HUMAN CELL CLONES. O’Hehir, Robyn E. MD, PhD Lamb, Jonathan R. PhD London, United Kingdom

101

2:oO PM

MODULATION OF GPROTEINS AND PLATELEI-ACTIVATING FACTOR (PAF) RECEPTOR DURING DIFFERENTlAm OF U937 CELLS: ROLE OF PROTEtN KINASE C (PKQ AND TYROSINE KINASE 0. All. Nawab PhD Agrawal, Devendra K. PhD Omaha, NE

102

2:15

T CELL ADHESlON TO ENDOTHELIAL CELLS (EC) AND TRANSENDOTHEUAL MIGRATION: MODULATION BY PERTUSStS TOXIN Cm, AND CHOLERA

PM

CD4+

T

TOXIN

(CT). Kovanaugh, A. MD Oppenheimer-Marks, Dallas, TX

Lipsky,

P.E. MD

N. PhD

103

2:30

PM

THE ACTIVATION OF B LYMPHOCYTES Mozer, Bruce MD Domenico, Joanne BA Gelfand, Erwin W. MD Denver. CO

104

2:45

PM

RETINOIC ACID DOWNREGULATES THE GROWTH OF HUMAN B-CELL Sill, Neil PhD Los Angeles, CA

105

3:Cil

PM

HUMAN BRONCHIAL EPITHEUAL PROUFERATION OF FRESEN!%lZED Soloperto. M. Mattall. S. Milano, Italy

106

3:15

PM

ENGAGEMENT OF CD14 HUMAN T CELLS. Lue. K.-H. Geha. R.S. Boston, MA

BY FIATLET-ACTIVATING Reru. Harold MD Clay. Keith L. PhD

lNTERLEUKlN-6 RECEPTORS LINES. Saxon, Andrew MD

CELLS MODULATE T CELLS. Fasoli, A.

ON MONOCYTES Lauener, Vercelli,

INHIBITS R.P. D.

FACTOR

AND

INHIBITS

ACTIVATION

AND

THE PROLlFERATlON

OF

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

107

3:30

PM

INCREASED CYTOSOLIC FREE CALCIUM IN LYMPHOCYTES PATIENTS. Adunsky. Abmham MD Baram, Dana MS Mekort, Yoseph A. Hershkowltz. Moshe PhD Kfar Saba, Israel

OF ALZHEIMER’S

MD

ORAL PRESENTAnON CONCURRENT SESSION B SATURDAY, MARCH 2,199l 1:oO - 400 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

BRONCHIAL CHALLENGE Fred Hargreove, M.D. Sheldon Spector, M.D.

108

THE VALUE OF SCREENING HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES. Rupp, N.T. MD Brudno, D.S. MD Augusta, GA

109

110

111

1:cOPM

1:15 PM

1%

PM

1:45 FM

INCIDENCE FOOTBALL Sheild.S. Blrmlngham. EFFECT Tohda. Muraki, Haraguchi, Nakajimo, lto. K. Osaka, Konazawa.

FOR RISK OF EXERCISED

ASTHMA

IN

Guill, M.F. MD Kolish, L. MD

OF EXERCISE-INDUCED PLAYERS. MD AL

OF s-1452 Y. M. R. S.

INDUCED

BRONCHOSPASM

ON LATE ASTHMATIC

Wang-Dohlman,

(EIB) IN HIGH A.

SCHOOL

MD

RESPONSE IN GUINEA Suglhara. R. Kubo, H. Tsuya, Y. Fujlmura, M.

PIGS.

Japan Japan

PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF METHACHOLINE CHALLENGE STUDY OF TWO-HUNDRED AND EIGHT ADULTS. Leick. C. Ph/amahunt. A. Richerson. H.B. MD Iowa City. IA

(MC):

FOLLOWUP

MD

112

2:Cil

PM

REEVALUATION OF AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION AND AIRWAY HISTAMINE IN ASTHMATICS AFTER A 5 YEAR PERIOD. Jobin. C. EIoulet, L.P. MD LaYal. Canada

RESPONSE

TO

113

2:15

PM

PATTERNS OF AIRWAY (EVH), METHACHOLINE Laube, B.L. PhD Wagner, H.N.. Jr. MD Battlmore. MD

114

230

PM

DEXAMETHASONE REDUCES BASELINE PREVENTS IATE ALLERGIC RESPONSE Sheth, K. MD Castternan. W. PhD Ma&on. WI

115

245

PM

THEOPHYLLINE ATTENUATION OF ALLERGEN-INDUCED HYFER-REACTIVITY AND LATE RESPONSE. Hendeles, L. PharmD Harmon, E. MD Huang, D. MD Cooper, R. PhanD Bloke, K. PharrnD Delafuente. J. MS Galnesvllle. FL

AIRWAY

116

3:aJ

PM

A SINGLE DOSE BRONCHOSPASM. BerkwtizR. MD Tlnkelrnan, D. MD Danzig. M. F’hD Mooney, J. Atlanta, GA Kenilworth. NJ

INDUCED

OBSTRUCTlON AFTER EUCAPNIC HYPERVENTILATION (Ml, AND RAGWEED (R) CHALLENGES. Norman, P.S. MD Adams, G.K. Ill PhD

OF

SCK37370

METHACHOUNE RESPONSIVENESS IN RATS. Sorkness. R. F’hD Lernanske. R. MD

ATTENUATES 2om.J. Cuss.F. Fourte,

MD MD J.

HISTAMINE

AND

363

364

J. ALLERGY

Program

117

3:15

PM

PERCEPTiON OF DVSF’NEA DURING FOLLOWTNG ANTtGEN CHALLENGE. Turcotte. Helene MSc Laval, Canada

EARLY AND Baulet,

LATE ASTHMATIC Louis-Philippe

RESPONSES

MD

118

3:30

PM

DEVELOPMEM OF IN VIVO AND IN VTTRO BRONCHIAL HVPERRESPONSIVENESS IN A MURINE MODEL IS ASSOCIATED WITH IGE PRODUCTION BUT NOT WITH ACUTE INFLAMMATION. Rem, Harold MD Smith, Hunter MD Irvin, Charles PhD Larson. Gary MD G&fond. Erwin W. MD Denver, CO

119

3:45

PM

ADENOSlNE CHILDHOOD Qulnones, Saint-Pons.

BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. Ernest0 MD France

CHALLENGE

AS

A

Menardo,

DIAGNOSTIC Jean-Luc

TOOL

IN

MD

ORAL PRESENTATION CONCURRENT SESSION C SATURDAY, MARCH 2,1991 1:CIJ - 4:oO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

ALLERGEN AEROBlOLOGV John Ohman. M.D. Pa~tan Eggleston. M.D.

120

103

121

1:15 PM

122

123

124

125

126

127

PM

1:30 FM

1%

PM

2:oo

PM

2:15PM

230

245

ASP F I, A MAJOR A. FUMIGATUS ALLERGEN: HOMOMOGY TO THE CYTOTOXIN MlTOGlLLiN AND MEASUREMENTS IN SPORE, MVCELIAL AND CULTURE FILTRATE EXTRACTS. Arruda, LK. Good, M. F’btts-Mills, T.A.E. Chapman, M. MD Charlottesville, VA THE LEVEL OF FEL D 1 IN SCHOOL SVMPiOMS IN ASTHMATICS! Dreborg. Sten K.G. MD, PhD Einarsson. Roland PhD Linkoping. Sweden INDOOR ENVIRONMEMAL CAT ALLERGEN (FEL D I). de Blay. F. MD PI&s-Mills, T.A.E. Chatiesvllle. VA DETERMINANTS OF EXPOSURE. Wood, R.A. MD Mudd, K.E. BS Egg&ton. P.A. MD Ballmore. MD

PM

INFLUENCE OF BEDDING, URtNARV AEROALLERGEN Atkinson, S. Taylor. A.J. Newman London, United Kingdom IS ANY CONCENTRATlON WORKERS? Egg&tan. P.A. Wood, R.A. Baltimore. MD

A.K.M.

TECHNIQUES

AND

LOWER

HIGH

TO INDUCE

MD

FOR REDUCING

Chapman,

AIRBORNE

M.

AIRWAY

RESPONSES

TO

CAT

Trent, P.A. MAS Bowes, SM. PhD

DUE

TO

PARTICLE

LOADING

Cathey.

DISTRlBUTlON AND PARTlCLE BREEDING FACILITY. Nadakavukaren. J.J. PhD MacDonald, M.R. BS Beamer. T. DVM Boston, MA Bar Harbor. ME PM

Munir,

CONTROL

UPPER

COLLECTION DEFlClTS SAMPLERS. Solomon. W.R. Ann ArDor, Ml

DUST IS SUFFlClENTLY

OF MUS M I IN A MOUSE

Ohman. Ha&era.

DESIGN Tee,

OF AIRBORNE

ARM

J.

SIZE PROPERTlES

CAGE LEVELS.

BY ROTATiNG

J.L. MD K. RN, NP

AND

STOCK

DENSlTY

ON

RAT

R.D.

RAT ALLERGEN Ansari. A.A. Corn, M.

SAFE FOR SENSlTlZED

CLiN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

128

300

PM

ASSAY FOR THE MAJOR DUST SAMPLES.

DOG

ALLERGEN

CAN

schou.c.

Hansen,

F I. INVESTlGATiON

OF HOUSE

G.N.

Lintner, T. Spring Mills. PA Horsholm, Denmark 129

3:15

PM

INDOOR AIR-BORNE PENICILLIUM Wei, D.L. MS St-m. H.D. MS Taipei, Republic of China

130

330

PM

POLLEN O’Rourke, Lebowltz, Tucson,

131

345

PM

INDOOR FUNGAL GROWTH, TEMPERATE REGION. Wickman, M. MD Pershagen. G. MD Gravesen, S. PhD Stockholm, Sweden Horshotm. Denmark

AND MOLD VARlABtLlTY M.K. PhD M.D. PhD A2

SPECIES IN TAIWAN. Chen, J.H. MS

FOUND INSlDE HOMES IN TUCSON, Quackenboss. J.J. MS

HOUSlNG

FEATURES No&all, Sundell,

AND

LIVING

AZ

HABITS IN A

S.L. MD Jan MSc

ORAL PRESENTATlON CONCURRENT SESSlON D SATURDAY, MARCH 2,lWl 1 :oO - 400 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

NEW MECHANISMS Robert Schleimer, Burton Zweiman.

OF STEROID Ph.D. M.D.

ACTlON

132

1:Cil PM

IMMEDIATE INHIBITION Soler. M. Fert, V. Marseille, France

133

1:15 PM

DEXAMETHASONE (DEX) SELECllVELY C5A RESPONSES. Stekato. C. MD MacGlashan, D.W., Jr. MD, Battlmore, MD

INHIBITS IL-3 PRIMING

ON T LYMPHOCYTE MUCOSA OF ASTHMATIC Fukuda. T. MD Numao.T. MD Makino, S. MD

ON BASOPHIL

HtSTAMlNE RELEASE Morel, A. Vervkxt, D.

Uchtenstein, Schleimer,

BY STEROIDS.

L.M. MD, R.P. PhD

134

130

PM

INHIBtTORY EFFECTS OF GLUCOCORTKIOIDS AND ACTiVATlON IN THE BRONCHIAL Nakajima, H. MD Ando, N. MD Akutsu, I. MD Tochlgi, Japan

135

145

PM

THE EFFECT OF INHALED BECLOMETHASONE DlPROPtONAlE INFLAMMATORY CELLS IN THE ASTHMATIC AIRWAYS. Djukanovic. R. Wllsan. J.W. Brltten, K.M. Witson, S.J. Roche, W.R. Howarth, P.H. Holgate, ST. Southampton, United Kingdom

136

2:ooPM

137

2:15

DEPLETtON OF INTESTINAL (EO) IN CONGENITALLY DEXAMETHASONE (DM). Soda, K. Bienenstock, J. Hamilton. Canada PM

DEXAMNASONE COCULTLJRED EC. Her, E. PhD Owen, W.F., Boston, MA

MUCOSAL MAST CELLS ATHYMIC NUDE Kawabori, Perdue.

OF BASOPHIL PhD

INFlLTRATtON SUBJECTS.

(BDP)

ON

(MMC) AND EOSINOPHILS RATS TREATED WITH

S. M.H.

(DEX) ATTENUATES THE SURVIVAL OF EOSINOPHILS (EO) WITH ENDOTHELIAL CELLS (EC) BY EFFECTS ON BOTH EO AND Austen, Jr. MD

K.F. MD

365

366

1. ALLERGY

Program

138

230

PM

CORTKIZOSTEROIDS INHlBlT THE CUTANEOUS LATE-PHASE RESPONSE (LPR) TO ALLERGEN BY BLOCKING THE INFLUX OF EO~NOPH&S AND 6ASOPHILS. Charlesworth. E.N. MD KageY-Sobtka. A. PhD Norman. P.S. MD Uchtenstein. Lawrence M. MD, PnD San Antonio, TX Battlmore. MD

139

245

PM

TIME DEPENDENT ENHANCEMENT REACTtONS AFTER ENDOGMOUS Sullivan. Timothy J. MD Dalkx. TX

140

3:al

PM

GLUCCCORTICOIDS EOSINOPHILS. Waken, N.D. MD Gleich. G.J. MD Rochester. MN

(GC)

OF BlPHASlC IGE MEDIATED CUTANEOUS CORTtSOL DEPLrnQN. Herrscher. Richard F. MD

INHIBIT RIL-SENHANCED

IN VITRO

Weiler, D.A. Kiia, H. MD

SURVIVAL

OF

MS

141

3:15

PM

HUMAN UPPER AIRWAY AND ITS MODU!ATlON Ohtoshi, T. Gauldie, J. Vanzieleghem. M. Ceska. M. Jordana. M. Hamllton. Canada Vienna, Austria

EFITHELIAL CELL AND FISROBLAST BY STEt?OtDS. zhou. x. Anderssan. 6. Llehl, E. Doiovich, J. Denburg, J.

IL-8 PRODUCTION

142

330

PM

THE EFFECTS OF DEXAMETHASONE Marshall, Jean S. PhD Hamkton. Canada

ON MAST CELL PROTEASE Saunders, Paul

143

3%

PM

MECHANISM OF CORTlCOSTEROtD Lee, Tak H. MD Lane, Stephen J. MRCP Palmer. James B.D. MRCP London, United Kingdom

REStSTANCE Witklnson. SkMmore,

CONTENT.

IN BRONCHlAL James R. MD Ian F. PhD

ASTHMA

ORAL PRESENTAnON CONCURRENT SESStON E SATURDAY, MARCH 2,199l 1:oO P.M. - 400 P.M.

TOPIC: MODERATORS:

ADVERSE REACTIONS S. Allan Bock, M.D. Marianne Frtert, M.D.,

TO FOODS Ph.D.

144

1:oO PM

ASTHMA IN FOOD-SENSITIVE EMno, Saml L. MD, DrPH Clevekxnd, OH

145

1:15 PM

MILK-INDUCED ASTHMA IN CHILDREN. Kanuga, Jayesh MD Bahna, Sami L. MD, DrPH Ctevelond. OH

146

147

130

145

PM

PM

PATIENTS.

MATERNAL FOOD ANTIGEN AVOIDANCE DURING THE FIRST FOUR YEARS. Hattevig. Gunnar MD, PhD Kjettman, @et-@ MD, FttD Skovde. Sweden Boras, Sweden EGG ALLERGY AND (MMR) VACCINE. Fasano, M.B. MD Sam-. H.A. MD Bolttrnore. MD

ADVERSE

Yee,

Edgar

DURtNG Sigurs.

REACTtONS Wood.

Nele

MD

LACTATION

ALLERGY

MD

TO MEASLES, R.A.

AND

MD

MUMPS.

RUBELLA

C;li;. IMMUNOL. JANUARY !Y!?l

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

148

2:al

PM

A PROSPECTIVE FOOD CHALLENGE STUDY OF 2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOY PROTEIN ISOLATES IN PATiENTS WITH POSSIBLE MILK OR SOY PROTEIN IMOLERANCE. WIllkxns,LW. MD Casteel, H.E. MD Fiedorek, SC. MD WiRlcrms, L.W. MD Pumphrey,c. RN Eurks. A.W. MD Llttle Rock, AR

149

215

PM

RESULTS OF A MULTICENTER Rl!X’ BABIES. BusInco. L&o MD Gkmpletro, Pado G. MD Rome, Italy

150

230

151

2:45

152

3:mPM

153

3:15PM

154

330

155

PM

PM

FOOD ALLERGY IN ATOPIC F&k, Oscar L. MD San Francisco. CA Davis. CA FATAL AND NEAR-FATAL Sampson, H.A. MD Rosen, J.P. MD Baltimore, MD West Hartford. CT

3:45PM

Bruno. Cantani,

OF ATOPY

Giivanna Amaldo

MD MD,

IN ‘AT

PhD

DOGS. Guilford.

FOOD

ANAFHYLACTIC REACTIONS James, J.M. MD Bamett, A. Baltimore, MD

PM

STUDY ON THE PREVENTION

W. Grant

ACVIM

ANAPHYLAXIS REACTlONS Mendelson, L. MD

TO A FSYLLJUM-CONTAINING Cooke. S.K. Sampson, H.A.

IN CHILDREN.

CEREAL. MD

DOUBLE-BLIND. PLACEBO-CONTROLLED DIAGNOSIS OF FOOD ALLERGY AND Bindslev-Jensen. C. MD, PhD Copenhagen. Denmark

FOOD CHALLENGE FOOD INTOLERANCE.

(DBPCFC)

CUNICAL RELEVANCE OF ALTERED VARIOUS PREPARATION METHODS. Bernhtsel-Broadbent, J. MD Strouse. D. Baltimore, MD

FISH ALLERGENICITY

SECONDARY

Sc0nlon.S. Sampson,

IN THE

TO

RN H.A. MD

AN EVALUATtON OF CLtNICAL REACTIONS TO MONOSODlUM GLUTAMATE (MSG) IN ASTHMATICS USING A BLINDED, PLACEBO-CONmOLLED CHALLENGE. Germane, Patrizla MD Cohen, Sheldon G. MD Hahn, Batbaro RN Metcaife. Dean D. MD Bethesda. MD

SUNRISE POSTER SESSON SUNDAY, MARCH 3.1991 7:0[) A.M. - 8:30 A.M. THEME:

CHARACTERlZAllON

TOPIC:

ANIMALS

OF AUERGENS

156

COMPARISON OF ACETONE-PRECIPITATED CAT PELT EXIRAC’IS BY IN-VIVO AND IN-VITRO MmODS. w#lomson,s. Bs Eddy, J. MS Zemler, M. BS Amend, M. BS Kordash,T. MD Sookarw. WA

157

STABILITY dF CAT EXTRACTS. Anderson, MC. MS Seymour, A.B. BS Bethesda. MD

158

CHARACTERIZATION Boyle. K.T. BS Turkeltaub, P.C. Bethesda, MD

OF CAT EXTRACTS: MD

Boyle, K.T. BS Turkeltaub. PC.

MD

BEYOND FEL D 1. Anderson. M.C. MS

AND

CAT

HAIR

367

363

3. ALLERGY

Program

RATE OF SENSlTIZATlON ANIMAL CONTACT. Vocks. Elisabeth MD Ring, Johannes Prof Munich, Germany Hamburg, Germany

159

TO ANIMALS

IN CORRELATION Drosner, Borelli,

HISTORY

OF

MD Prof.

160

STANDARDIZED MtTE AND CONTENT BY MONOCLONAL Chapman, M. PhD Charlottesville, VA

161

IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL DETECTiON OF FEL D I ANTIGEN IN CAT HAIR AND SKIN: DENSlTOMETRlC (SAMBA) AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL (SCANNING) STUDIES. Charpin, Colette MD Mata. Pedro MD Lavaut, Marie Noelle MD Allasia. Claude PhD Charpin. Dents MD Vervloet, Daniel MD Marseille, France

162

HORSE ALLERGENS: CHARACTERlZATlON MONOCLONAL ANTlBODIES. Franke, D. PhD Maasch, H.J. PhD Relnbek. Germany Hamburg. Germany

Wahl, R. PhD Brettlng, H. PhD

SOURCES OF CATTLE Rttter, M. MD Mad!son, WI

Bush.

163

EXTRACTS: ANALYSIS OF MAJOR IMMUNOASSAY. Alshishtawi. M. MD

USING

R.K.

MD

BUT VARIES

MOLDS IN VlTRO CELLULAR Bush, R.K. MD Madison, WI

166

ENZYMATIC ACTtVlTlES IN ALTERNARlA DIFFERENT TtME INTERVALS. Pacheco. F. MS Barnes, C. PhD Kansas Clt~, MO

168

ALLERGENS

ALLERGEN

ALLERGENS.

165

167

OF StNGLE

MUS M I ACTIVRY IS WIDELY DlSTRtBUTED IN RODENT URINE MARKEDLY IN CONCENTRATION. MacDonald, M.R. BS Ohman, J.L. MD Nadakavukaren, J.J. PhD Beamer, T. DVM Hogburg, K. RN, NP Baton. MA Bar Harbor, ME

164

TORC:

CAT

Michael Siegfried

TO

ESTABUSHMENT OF EPtCOCCUM NIGRUM. Dlxit, A. PhD Wedner, H.J. MD St. Louts, MO

RESPONSE

TO ALTERNARlA Folgett,

GROWTH

CROSS-REACTIVITY OF ALTERNARtA ALTERNATA. Vljay. Hari M. PhD Young, N. Martin PhD Ottawa, Canada

ALLERGENS.

(ALT) PREPARATIONS Portnoy,

OF

EXTRACTED

FOR W.

SPORULATION

Maureen

SPECIES

AND

(ALn

USING

EXTRACTED

FOR

BSc

169

COMPARlSON OF PROTEiNS FROM TWO STRAINS OF ALTERNARIA HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTTON CHROMATOGRAPHY. Batlam,Y. BS Pacheco. F. MS Barnes. C. PhD Portnoy. J. MD Kansas City. MO

170

ALLERGEN ACTIVR-Y OF ALTERNARtA DIFFERENT TtME INTERVALS. Portnoy, J. MD Barnes. C. PhD Kansas Clt~. MO

(ALT) PREPARATIONS Pacheco,

OF

PhD

CLADOSF’ORIUM

Burton,

FOR

J. MD

CONDlTlONS Lewis,

EXTRACTS

(ALD J BS

F. MS

CLIP+ IMMUNOL .JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

171

DETECTTON OF IGG ANTIBODIES ANTKXNS IN HYF’ERSENSlTlVlTY Jain.Sadhna MSc Rai. Deepak. BSc Delhi, India

172

A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY NOTATUM. Shen, H.D. MS Han, S.H. MD, PhD Taipei, Republic of China

173

EFFECT OF HEATED AEROALLERGENS. Robertson. L. MS Miller, A BA Jewett. TX Ridgefield, CT

AGAINST

AIR CONVECTlON

175

MOLD AEROSPORA Lewis, W. FhD Wedner, H.J. MD St. Loub, MO

176

IN-HOME FUNGAL POPULATION Neffen, Hugo MD Busaniche, Hector MD Santa Fe, Argentina

177

MONOCLONAL ANTlBODY ASF’ERGILLUS FUMIGATUS. Reljulo Karl E. MD Fink, Jordan N. MD Milwaukee, WI Oulu. Finland

180

IMPORTANT

DEVlCE

MD,

PhD

(MOLD

CONTRIBUTORS

ZAPPER)

ON FUNGAL

TO THE AIRBORNE

SPORE

IN SANTA FE CITY DURING 1989. Rubinsky. Esther, Bioch

BINDING

TO

SPORES

Kurup,

THE

ALLERGENS

CONTRIBUTION OF CARBOHYDRATE ACTiVllY OF ALTERNAMA (ALT). Folgert, J. BS Bush R.K. MD Madison, WI FUMIGATUS Y. MD

PROTEIN

Bhatio,N.

182

BASlDOSPORE ALLERGENS: CALVATlA SPECIES. McCants, M.L. &S Homer, W.E. PhD Lehrer, S.B. PhD Tulsa, OK New Orleans, LA

COMPARISON

IDENTlFlCATlON OF ALLERGENIC BY IMMUNOBLOTS. Helbling, A. MD McCants, M.L. BS Lehrer. S.B. PhD New Orleans, LA

Paul

OF SPORES

COMPONENTS Homer, Lopez,

BY

BS

ELUTION FROM Homer, W.E. PhD

Levetin, Portman.

NIGRUM

TO THE ALLERGENIC

WITH INCREASED

RELEASE:

OF

FhD

Greenberger.

BASlDlOSPORE (BS) ALLERGEN Lehrer, S.B. FhD McCants. M.L. BS New Orleans. LA

HYPHAE

P. FhD

EFICOCCUM

A.

AND

ASSOCIATED

AND

Viswanath

IN Dixtt,

181

183

S.R.

OF PENICILLIUM

OF THE TEKAS GULF COAST REGION. Dixit, A. PhD

IDENTIFICATION OF IMMUNOBLOTTiNG. Wedner. H.J. MD Lewis, W. FhD St. Louis, MO

IS ASF’ERGILLUS IGE? Zachary, Cherie Chicago, IL

ALLERGEN

VULGARIS

Garrison, R. BS Miller, J. MD

URBAN MUSHROOMS: LOAD. Levetin, Estelle PhD Tulsa, OK

179

THE 68-KD Wang,

174

178

AGAINST THERMOACTiNOMYCES F’NEUMONITIS PATIENTS. Kumar. Rita PhD Gangal, Shara V. FhD

ANTI-ALTERNARIA MD

INTACT

SPORES.

FROM THREE DIFFEREM

E. PhD R. MS

OF PSILOCYBE W.E. PhD M. MD

CUBENSIS

(PC)

369

370

J. ALLERGY

Program

184

ALLERGENIC ACTIVITY Homer, W.E. PhD McCants. M.L. BS Lehrer, S.B. PhD New O&ans. LA

185

TIME OF ELUTlON-DEPENDENT (ALT) GLYCOPROTEINS. Barnes. C. FhD Portnoy, J. MD Kansas City, MO

TOPIC:

OF TWO SPECIES

EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS Gunner.G. MSc Fllharrls, Penny MD London, United Kingdom

187

CROSS REACTIVTTY Cm, AND FRAXINUS Wahl, R. PhD Wimmel, M. BA Reinbek. Germany Barcelona, So&

188

IMMUNOCHEMICAL ANALYSlS POLLEN EXTRACT. Trudeau, W.L. BA (MOD) Ledford, D.K. MD Lackey. R.F. MD Tampa, FL

190

191

192

ELECTROPHORETIC

PATTERNS

Phacheco.

ON

OF ALTERNARIA

F. MS

OF BAHIA

MOLECULAR INTERACTlONS POLLEN ALLERGENS. Brodard. Virgin@ Pettre, Gabriel Paris, France

SEVERBY. BSc PhD

POLLEN

PURlFlED

DACTYL6

194

COMPARtSON OF SKIN AND FROM VARIOUS SUPPLIERS. Scheer, L. MD Wedner, H.J. MD St. Louts, MO Moblte, AL

E. PhD

Paul BS

C.

AMlNOFEtJTlDASES. Buckley, C. Edward,

Copekmd, Vaughn,

Ill MD

AFTER

D.

A

Dockhorn. Alderman,

BUFFER

T.A. MD T.R. MD

ARTEMISIIFOIJA (SHORT (GRW)) POLLENS. Muiienberg, M. Klapper. D.G. Baker, J.R., Jr.

SmAh.

GRAS8

MD

EFFECTS OF TIME. TEMPERATURE,

ELISA TESTING TO COMMERCIAL

(AC)

GLOMERATA

UNlTS TO STANDARDIZED

Turkeltaub. Boyle. Ke4

AMB A I CONTENT OF AMBROSIA AND A. TRIFIDA (GIANT RAGWEED Salamr, R.O. Arscott, P. Solomon, W.R. Ann Arbor, Ml Chapel Hill, NC

NOTATUM)

, Bernard

ALLERGY

NEUTRAL

VULGARIS

(PASPALUM

MD

Davld

ALLERGEN EXTRACTION METHODS: AND PROTEASE INHIBITORS. Larsen, L.V. PhD, MD Weber, R.W. MD Aurora, CO

ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVBIS CHALLENGE. Duckett. T.G. MD Hoftinan, E.W. PharmD Lenexa, KS

GRASS

Femandez-Caldas, Bucholtz, G.A.

BETWEEN

THE ASSIGNMENT OF BIOLOGICAL EXTRACTS. Matthews, Jacqueline RN, MS Anderson, MC. MS Bethesda, MD INHIBITORS OF GRASS Chao, Nelson T. MD Memphis. TN Durham, NC

HAYFEVER SYMPTOM Riley. Greta A. Ashmore, M.R.

BETWEEN OLEA EUROPEA L. (OE). SYRlNGA EXCELSIOR L. (FE). Roig. J. BA Canejero. A. MD

193

195

(G).

POLLENS

186

189

OF GANCDERMA Hebling, A. MD %lhQQiO.__ J.E. MD

RAGWEED

OAK

(SRW))

EXTRACTS

MD

ONE R.J. J.L.

DAY MD PhD

ENVIRONMENTAL

L.

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 7991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

196

EVtDENCE OF CROSSREACTlVlTY OLIVE TREE POLLENS. Kemerman. SM. DO Ownby. D.R. MD Detroit, MI

197

BETWEEN

OUVE.

ASH. PRIVET, AND

McCullough.

MONOCLONAL ANTIBOMESDIRECTED TO GRASS POLLEN GROUP II. van Ree. Ronald Aalberse, Rob C. PhD Amsterdam, The Netherlands

J.

TO AN ALLERGEN Grande,

POSSIBLY

DISTRIBLrTlON OF THE AMB PREPARATlONS OF SHORT Bond, J.F. PhD Nault, A.K. BS Burke. CM. MS Cambridge, MA

199

POLYMERRED RAGWEED Kagen. S. MD Muthii,R. PhD Appleton, WI

200

ALLERGENS AS ENZYMES: FAlLURE OF l-ISA TO PROTECT GRASS AUERGENS BY MOLD EXTRACTS. Knoll, R Kagen,S. MD Muthlah, R. FhD Appleton, WI MITES AND

OTHER

IDENTICAL

Majdein

198

TOPIC:

RUSSIAN

A I PROTEINS lN DIFFERENT COMMERCIAL RAGWEED POLLEN (AMBROSIA ARTEMISIIFOLIA). Morgenstem. J.P. PhD Segal. D.P. BS

VACCINE:

RETENTlON Isaacson.

OF AU B.

EPITOFES.

DEGRADATION

OF

INSECTS

201

IDENTIFICATlON OF MAJOR COCKROACH AEROALLERGENS CULTURES OF GERMAN OR AMERlCAN COCKROACHES. Helrn,R.M. FhD Burks,A.W. MD Williams, L.W. MD Brenner. R.J. PhD Little Rock, AR Gainesvtlle, FL

202

STUDIES OF ALLERGENIC CROSS-REACTlVlN BETWEEN LEPtDOGLYFt-lUS DESTRUCTOR AND DERMATOPHAGOIDES PTERONYSSlNUS BY IMMUNOBLOT lNHlBlTlON TECHNIQUE. van HagsHamsten, Johansson, Eva BSc Mariinne. MD, FhD Johansson. S.G.O. MD, PhD Borga. Ase BSc Johansson. S.G.O. MD, PhD Stockholm. Sweden

203

ASTHMA CAUSED BY SENSlTlZATlON TRlVllTATU~. Sahoenwetter, W.F. MD Yunglnger, J.W. MD Minneapolis, MN Rochester. MN

TO BOXELDER SquHlace,

LIVING

AN

BLIG (BEI (LEPTOCORIS D.L.

BA

204

CROSSREACTlVTTY AMONG ALEUROGLYPHUS OVATLS, ARCUATUS AND DERMATOPHAGOIDES F’TERONYSSlNUS. Camballo. L. MD Puerto, L. MSc Femandez-Caldas, E. FhD Loakey, R. MD Tampa, FL Cartagena. Cdombia

205

EVALUATKIN OF DERMESTlD Siegel, S. MD Rohr,A. MD Katz,R. MD Spector. S. MD Los Angeles, CA

206

ALLERGENICIlY OF THE STORAGE MlTE, TYROPHAGUS THE NEOTROPKZAL DUST MITE, BLOMIA TROPICALIS. Arliin, L.G. PhD Vyszenskl-Moher, Femandez-Caldas. E. PhD van HagsHamsten, Dayton, OH Marianne MD, Tampa. FL Stockholm. Sweden

SENSBlVlN

FROM

CHORTOGLYPHUS

IN MUSEUM PERSONNEL. Lee, N. MD Ank, B. BS Rachelefsky, G. MD Siegel. J. BS

FUTRESCENTIAE D.L. PhD

MS PhD

AND

371

372

.I ALLERGY

Program

207

EFFECT OF HEAT, FREEZING, FH AND CARPET ADDRIVES ON ALLERGEN IMMUNOREACTtW IN HOUSE DUST SPECIMENS. Rosenberg, Jason Hamitton. Robert G. PhD Bronzert. Charles T. Adklnson, N. Franklin Jr MD Baltimore. MD

208

CROSSREACTIVITY AMONG BLOMIA TROPICALIS. LEPIDOGLYPHUS DESTRUCTOR AND DERMATOPHAGOlDES FARINAE. Puerto. Leonardo MS Femandez-Caldas, Enrique PhD Caraballo. Luis R. MD Lackey. Richard F. MD Tampa, FL Cartagena. Colombia

TOPIC:

FOOD

209

ISOLATlON OF PEANUT Hefle. S.L. MS Chu, F.S. PhD Madison. WI

210

PRODUCTTON OF MURINE MONOCLONAL (MAE9 ANTIBODIES 63.5 KD ALLERGEN IN PEANUTS. Connaughton, Kathy MS Williams, L.W. MD Helm, R.M. PhD Burks, A.W. MD LIttie Rock, AR

211

IDENTlFlCATtON OF A SECOND MAJOR PEANUT ALLERGEN ATOPlC DERMAllTlS AND PEANUT HYPERSENSllVlTY. Burks. A.W. MD Helm, R.M. PhD Wiltioms, L.W. MD O’Brten. 1. PhD Ltttte Rock, AR

212

POS4TIVE SKIN TEST AND INDIVTDUALS Nordlee, J.A. BS Lincdn. NE

213

ALLEGENS

RAST TO PEANUT

SHRIMP-SPECIFIC SALIVARY Morgan, J.E. PhD Daul, C.B. MD, PhD New Orleans, LA

214

USING MONOCLONAL Fotgert. J.P. BS Bush, R.K MD

AND

ALMOND

Taylor.

S.L.

Lehrer,

S.B.

ANTIBODIES

OF AN Stanery. Lehrer.

PhD

IMPORTANT

ALLERGY Hoffman, Greenvitie, Orange,

TO CHICKEN MEAT. Donald R. PhD NC CA AND

36

KD

SHRIMP

M. BS S.B. PhD

216

TO ALLERGENS

WITH

PhD

RECOGNITION OF A 26 KD GLYCOFQOTEIN IN RAW POTATO AND IGG ANTlBODtES OF ATORC PATIENTS. Czuppon. Adam B. PhD Baur. Xaver MD Bochum. Germony

RESPONSE

IN PATIENTS

ANTIBODIES.

ISOLATION AND CHARACTERZATION ALLERGEN. Daul. C.B. MD, PhD Morgan, J.E. PhD New Orteons. LA

IMMUNE

H I. A

IN NON-ALLERGIC

215

TOPIC:

TO ARA

Ellis, Mark

H.

EXTRACT

BY IGE

MD

IMMUNOTHERAPY

217

SYSTEMIC REACTION (SRI RATES IN A MULTI-CENTER, DOUBLE-BLIND. PLACEBQCONTROLLED STUDY OF STANDARDQED IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR SHORT RAGWEED O-OR HOUSE DUST MtTE (HDM>INDUCED ASTHMA. Squillace, D.L. BA Yunglnger, J.W. MD Rochester, MN

218

MEDIATOR RELEASE AS A VALDlDATlON - A THREE YEAR STUDY. DokJc. D Meysel, U. O’Connor. A. Baumgarten. C. Berlin. Germany

OF THE SPECIFIC Nethe, A. Kleine-Tebbe, Kunkel. G.

J.

IMMUNOTHERAPY

,L!t\ ‘MMUNOL .!ANIJARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

219

EFFECT OF HYPOSENSBlZATlON AND FC EF’SlLON M/CD23 Jung, CM. Rleber, E.P. Munich, Germany Hamburg, Germany

(HS) ON ALLERGEN EXPRESSION OF PBMC. Ptiru, J.C. Ring, J.

220

STUDY ON RUSH IMMUNOTHERAPY ADULT BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. Nagata, M. MD Yamamoto, H. MD Sakamoto, K. MD HouYa, I. MD Kiuchi, H. MD Yamamoto, K. MD Saiiama. Japan

INDUCED

PROUFERATION

(RI) IN HOUSE-DUST-MITE(HDM)-SENSITIVE Tabe, K. MD lida. M. MD Maruo,H. MD Kuramitsu, K. MD Sakamoto, Y. MD Dahl, Y. MD

221

SPECIFICBY AND QUANTlTATlON OF HUMAN PLASMATIC IMMUNOGLOBULIN CLASSES AND SUBCLASSES DIRECTED AGAINST DACTYLIS GLOMERATA POLLEN. Batard, Thiirry Basuyaux. Bertrand Bremard-Oury. Clotilde Desvaux. Francots-Xavier David, Bernard Peltre, Gabriel Parts, France

222

REGULAllON OF ANTlBODY FORMATION TO RYEGRASS POLLEN LO1 FIV BY AN INTERNAL IMAGE ANTl-IDIOTYAC MONOCLONAL Zhou, En-Min MD Kiiil. Fred T. PhD Winnipeg, Canada

223

IGE RESPONSE TO GRASS POLLEN IN HAY FEVER: COMPARISON PATIENTS WlTH AND WlTHOUT CONCOMITTENT ASTHMA. Aubert, V. MD Nkoli, M.P. MD Morel, 8. MD Wasserfalten, J.B. MD Pecaud, A. MD Lausanne. Switzerland

224

PROPORTTON OF HUMAN IGE ANTlBODY DIRECTED AGAINST GROUP AND GROUP II (GP II) DUST MITE ALLERGENS. Heymann, P. MD Fanis. H. BS Chapman, M. PhD Platts-Mills, T. MD, PhD Charlottesville, VA

225

THE ALLERGEN SPECIFIC Sparholt, Smnne PhD W-IOU, Carsten FhD Horsholm, Denmark

226

THE Fl?OLlFERATlVE TO HOUSE DUST Riley, Greta A. Rees. J.A. E&z Fttzharris, Penny London. United Witney. United

227

IMPORTANCE OF SERUM-FREE MEDIUM IN THE LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATTON TEST (LTD WiTH DERMATOPHAGOIDES PTERONISSYNUS. Bridts,ChrisH. MT Van Bever, Hugo P. MD De Ryck. nnneke E. Schuddinck, Ludo MD De Cterck. Luc S. MD Stevens, Wim J. MD Antwerpen, Belgium

228

AMB A V IMMUNE RESPONSES Roberts. Sean Calderon, Jose MD Minneapolis, MN

229

SIMPLIFIED Shinamiyo, Freidhoff, Baltimore,

230

CROSSREACTIVITY OF T CELL Zhu, X.J. F’hD Greenstein, J.L. PhD Cambridge, MA Montreal, Canada

B-CELL

ALLERGEN ANTIBODY.

BETWEEN

RESPONSE DURING IMMUNOTHERAPY. Lowenstein. Henning DSc

RESPONSE OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONONUCLEAR MITE ANTIGENS. BSc Abbas.S. MSc Menett, T.G. FhD MD Kingdom Kingdom

METHOD N. MD L.R. MS MD

OF HLA-DR

I (GP I)

AND

HLA DM. Roitman-Johnson. Beatrice Blumenthal, Malcolm MD

TYPlNG USlNG THE PCR. Shinomiya, M. MD Marsh, D.G. PhD

EPTTOPES IN AMB Goodfriend. Kuo, M.

A V AND AMB L. PhD PhD

T V.

CELLS

373

374

J. ALLERGY

Program

231

ALLERGIC HUMAN T CELL REACTlVllY TO MULTIPLE FORMS OF AMB MAJOR ALLERGEN OF SHORT RAGWEED. Garman. R.D. PhD CaunseJl. CM. BS Goadwtn, W.H. BS Lussier. A.M. BS Burke, CM. MS Morgenstem, J.P. FhD Greenstein. J.L. PhD Cambridge, MA

232

LYMPHOCYTE PROUFERATME AsFERGILLus. Hutchesan. P.S. BA Mueller, K.R. BS Sluvin, R.G. MD St. Louis, MO Charlottesville, VA

RESPONSES

TO PURIFIED

OF

J.M. PhD L.K. MD

SiiQh,

Arruda,

233

COMPAWSON OF BRONCHOPULMONARY Wolff, A.H. MD LWory, L. MD East Orange, NJ

234

PRETREATMENT WTTH MONOCLONAL ANTClDJOTyplC ANTIBODY (ALD BEARING THE INTERNAL IMAGE OF LOL P 1. EFFECTS ON THE ANMOL RESPONSES IN MICE. Boutin, Y. MSa Jobin, M. BSc Hebert. J. MD Ste-Fey. Canada

235

HUMAN T CELL RESPONSE LOUUM PERENNE. Baskar, S. PhD Bultlrriore. MD

23.6

CUNICAL AND AND MULTlFLE

IMMUNOBLOT A@ERGklOSlS

ANTIGENS

TO PURIFIED

PATTERNS BETWEEN Q ASPERGIUOMA. Hoifand,C.L MO

POLLEN Ansari.

IMMUNOLOGK: POLLENS.

REACTIVITY

237

IGE AMB Dakxr.D. Blumenthal, Minneapalis,

230

CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS ANarezCuesta, E. MD, puVan0.J. MD Blanco, A. MD, PhD Madtld, Spain

OF IMMUNOTHERAPY PhD Cuestu. Cuesta,

239

LOCALlZED POST-CORAL CAN BE 1GE MEDIATED WITH HUSEFL ALLERGENK: Urn, J. Nath, V. Bernstein. D.I. Clnclnnati, OH

REACTIONSTO AND RESPOMM FRAcTIoNS.

A V RESPONSE MD M. MD MN

AND

ClASS

ALLERGENS A.A.

MAB) P I

PhD

TO GRASS

H. R. I.

II HIA POLYMORPHISM Rich, S. PhD

(I’D WITH CAT EXTRACT. J. MD, PhD C. MD

HUMAN SEMINAL PLASMA (HUSEPL) TO RAPID IMMUNCTHERAPY (n) Bernstein, Kcxbee. Bernstein,

J.A L. I.L.

240

IGGl, 1664 AND IGE AMIBODLES ANTI HONEY BEE VENOM DURING HONEY BEE VENOM tMMUNoTHERAp/. Ramero. 0. Bustos, G.J. Jr Azar, M. Bustcx. G.D. Bush. G.J. MhneapoU~, MN Cordoba, Argentlna

241

REDUCTION OF SIDE EFFECTS PRETREATMENT WITH TERFENADtNE. Berchtold, E. MD Muller. U. MD Bern, Switzerland

OF

ALLERGIC

OF THE GRASS,

OF PATIENTS SENSRlVE

He&oui, Fernando. Chanal.

rnIJ. Cow. 6. Mlchel, F.B. Montpelliir, France Bcxstel. Germany

A I, A

BEE Malbach,

VENOM

PRODUCED

IMMUNOTHERAPY

R. PhD

BY

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

242

IMMUNOTHERAW:

AN

ALTERNATlVE

TREATMENT

FOR

ALLERGIC

cortwcnvms. Cuesta. J. MD, PhD Cuesto. C. MD Alvarezcuesta, E. MD, PhD Madrid, Spain

Blat-co, A. MD, PhD Puyarm. J. MD

243

DECREASED PRODUCTKIN OF EOSlNOPHlL CATlONlC PROTEIN (ECPI AFTER SUCCESSFUL IMMUNOTHERAPY. Shieh. Chl-Chang MD Hsieh, Kue-Hsiung MD Taipei, RepubHc of China

244

INHlBlTlON OF ALLERGEN-INDUCED BRONCHOCONSTRICTIVE REACTION SENSlTlZED GUINEA AGS BY ORALLY ADMINISTERED ALLERGEN. 1shii.A. MD 1no.Y. PhD Haida.M. MD Suko, M. MD Motita. Y. MD Ito, K. MD Okudaira, H. MD Tokyo, Japan

TOPIC: OCCUPATIONAL

IN

ALLERGENS

245

CUNICAL AND IMMUNOLOGIC EVAlUATlON OF 95 WORKERS EXPOSED TO METATETRAMETHYLENE XYLENE DIISOCYANATE (TMXDI) AND DIMEtHYL-M-ISOFRO-PEN BENM ISOCYANATE (TMI). Gmmmer, L.C. MD Shaughnessy, M.A. BS Davis, R.A. PhD Patterson. R. MD Chicago, IL

246

OCCUPATIONAL SKIN AND RESPIRATORY ALLERGY FROM CELLUIASE XYLANASE ENZYMES. Kanewa. Lass8 MD, PhD Tatvainen. Kylllkki MD Helsinki, Flnlond

247

QUALITY OF UFE OF PATlENlS WlTH OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO THE OFFENDING AGEM ENDS. L’Archeveque, J. RT Malo, J.-L. MD Cartier. A. MD Mlbt, J. Baulet. L-P. Montreal, Canada Quebec city. ca-ada

248

VALIDlTY OF INVESTIGATING OCCUPATlONAL ASTHMA WITH SERIAL MONlTORlNG OF PEAK EXPlRATORY FLOW RATES AND BRONCHIAL RESPONSlVENESS AS COMPARED TO SPEClFlC INHALATlON CHALLENGES. Penin. B. MD Lag&, F. MD L’Archeveque, J. RT Cartler. A. MD Baubt, L.-P. MD Gate. J. MD Mob. J.-L. MD Montreal, Canada Quebec City. Canada

249

AUERGIC OCCUPATlONAL Fisher, Alexander A. MD New York, NY

250

CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGK: EVALUATlON OF A WORKER OCCUPATlONAL ASTHMA FROM EXPOSURE TO EGG LYSOZYME. Bernstein, J.A. Kraut, A. Warrington, R.J. Bolin, T. BernsteIn, D.I. Cincinnati, OH Winnipeg. Can&a

251

ANALYSIS ASTHMA Franken. Bochum.

252

IMMEDlATE REACTION Hemnann, K&ten Vleluf. Dieter MD Hamburg, Germany

ASTHMA

AND

AFTER

SKIN DISEASE IN HEALTH PERSONNEL.

OF ALLERGdC RYE AND WHEAT FLOUR COMPONENTS DISEASE. J. MD Konig, W. MD Germany DUE TO RAW COFFEE. Heusen, Bjorn M. PhD Ring, Johannes MD, PhD

WITH

IN BAKERS’

375

376

J. ALLERGY

Program

ORAL PRESENTATION CONCURRENT SESSION A SUNDAY, MARCH 3,199l 10% A.M. - 11% A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

COMPARISON Charles Reed, John Anderson,

OF AEROSOL M.D. M.D.

BECLOMETHASONE

AND

ORAL

THEOPHYLLINE

253

lo:30

AM

COMPARISON OF AEROSOL BECLOMETHASONE AND AS !=RlMARY TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ASlHMA:I. MEI’HODS. AAAI Study Group Mlhvaukee, WI

254

lo:45

AM

COMPARISON AS PRIMARY AAAI Study Milwaukee,

OF AEROSOL BECLOMETHASONE TREATMEM OF CHRONIC ASTHMA:II. Group WI

AND ORAL EFFICACY.

THEOPHYLLlNE

255

11:COAM

COMPARISON AS PRIMARY AAAI Study Milwaukee.

OF AEROSOL BECLOMETHASONE AND ORAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ASTHMA:III. ADVERSE Group WI

THEOPHYLLINE EVENTS.

256

11:15

COMPARISON AS PRIMARY AAAI Study Milwaukee,

OF AEROSOL BECLOMETHASONE AND ORAL THEOPHYLLINE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ASTHMA:IV. CONCLUSIONS. Group WI

AM

ORAL THEOPHYLLINE STUDY DESIGN AND

ORAL PRESENTAllON CONCURREM SESSION 6 SUNDAY. MARCH 3.1991 lo:30 A.M. - 11% A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

257

1030

258

lo:45

259

11:00AM

2&l

11:15AM

IMMUNOGENETIC REGULATlON Malcohn Blumenthal. M.D. David Marsh, Ph.D. AM

AM

GENETIC TRANSMlSSlON PORTUGUESE FAMILIES. Inacio, Filipe Desvaux, Francois-Xavier Peltre, Gabriel Paris, France

OF THE ALLERGIC

STUDY OF GRASS

POLLEN

RESPONSE

SENSlllVlN

Perichon, Bruno David, Bernard Krishnamoorthy.

IN 17

Rajogopol

MOLECULAR AND FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF HUMAN T-CELL RESPONSES SHORT RAGWEED POLLEN ALLERGEN, AM6 A V. Huang, Shau-Ku PhD Shinomiya. Noriaki MD Marsh, David G. PhD Baltimore. MD MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSlVENESS TO AMB A VI. Marsh, D.G. PhD Shinomiya, M. MD Baltlrnore. MD

HlA-D

ASSOCIATION

WITH

TO A

IMMUNE

ShinomiYa, N. MD Kautzky; E.E. MS

INTRIGUING PREVALENCE OF COEUAC DISEASE-ASSOCIATED HL4 CLASS II DNA-HAPLOPIPES IN ASPIRIN SENSlllZATlON OF ATOPIC ASTHMATlC PATIENTS. Perichon. 8. Gu, X.F. Braunstein. G. Ostinelli, I. Lockhart, A. Marsac. I. Krishncnnoorthy. R. Paris. France

CLIN. IMMUNGL. JANIJARY 199:

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

ORAL F’RESEMATION CONCURREM SESStON C SUNDAY, MARCH 3. lpP1 lo:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

AIRWAY Stephen Robert

CHALLENGE: Peters, M.D., Naclerlo. M.D.

CELL Ph.D.

AND

MEDIATORS

261

1030

AM

TRYPTASE. HISTAMINE AND TAME-ESTERASE IN NASAL ALLERGY. Hdmberg, Kenneth MD Juliussan, Siiurdur MD Boumgarten. Claus R. MD Olsson. Martin Enander. lngrid Pipkom, Utt MD Gateborg. Sweden Uppsala, Sweden

262

lo:45

AM

BOMBESlN STlMUlATES MUCOUS NASAL PROVOCATION TESTS. Baraniuk, J.N. LundQren, J.D. Kaliner, M. Bethesda, MD London, United Kingdom Copenhagen. Denmark

263

11:CflAM

ISOLATTON Fir&to, Jordana, Denburg, Hamllton.

264

AND

wubmobis.

11:15

AM

FUNCTIONAL

AND

265

266

267

1:Dl

STUDIES OF HUMAN

S.

Marshall, Dolavlch.

M. J.A. Canada

1:oO PM

1:oO PM

SECRETION

IN HUMAN

NASAL

POLYP

MAST CELL

J. J.

INHIBITORY EFFECT OF FK-5Ck5 ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATE ASTHMATIC RESPONSE AND BRONCHIAL HYPERRESPONSIVENESS. Akutsu, I. MD Fukuda. T. MD Maklno, S. MD To&iii, Japan

INFLAMMATORY AMPLICICATIONS. Lanny Rasenwaser, M.D. Stephen Wasserman, M.D. PM

CELL

Braytan, P. Cole. P. Borne% P.J.

FOSTER SYMPOSIUM CONCURREM SESSON SUNDAY, MARCH 3,lWl 1:oO P.M. - 400 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

SEROUS

IL-5 MODULATES EOSlNOF’HlL LUNG. Gulbenkiin. A.R. MS Fernandez. X. BS Kreutner, W. PhD Payvandi, F. MS Zurcher. J.A. BS Bloomfield. NJ DEMONSTRATION OF IL-6 MRNA CELL DEGRANUIATION. Mican. JoAnn M. MD Metcatte, Dean D. MD Bethesda. MD

A

I CYTOKENES

ACCUMULATION

IN ALLERGIC

GUINEA

PIG

Egan R.W. PhD Jones, H. KunQ,T. PhD Sullivan, L. PhD Watnick. A.S. PhD

IN MOUSE Burd,

SKIN AFTER IGE MEDIATED Parris.

MAST

R. PhD

IDENTlFlCATlON OF INTERLEUKIN 2 AND 4 MESSENGER RNA IN BRONCHIAL ALVEOLAR LAVAGE CELLS AND ALLERGEN SPECIFIC CELL LINES FROM ATOPlC INDIVIDUALS. Dishuck. John MD WatsanCathy BS Bar&h, Larry MD Rasenwasser. Lanny MD Denver. CO

377

378

J. ALLERGY

Program

268

103

PM

269

l:ooPM

THE EFFECT OF HEMATOPQIEBC BASOPHIlS FROM CD34+ HUMAN Kkshenbaum. Arnold S. MD Goff. Julie P. MS Zsebo. Krisztina M. Bethesda. MD Thousand Oaks, CA

STEM CECL FACTOR ON MAST PROGENtTOR CELLS. Kessler. Steven W. PhD Metcalte, Dean D. MD

TRANSTHYRETIN IS AN INHIBITOR INTERLEUKIN-1 PRODUCTION. Mascali. J. BS Johnson, S. BS COII. 8. BS Denver, CO

OF MONOCYTE

AND

CELLS

ENDCTHELIAL

Borish, L. MD King, MS. MD Rosenwasser. L.J.

AND

CELL

MD

270

I:00 PM

FK-506 INHlBtTSlGE RECEPTOR MEMATED EXOCYTOSlS FROM RATBASOPHILIC LEUKEMIA CELLS WITHOUT AFFECTlNG Pt HYDROLYStS OR CALCIUM UPTAKE. Huttsch, T. MD Kaltner. M. MD Fujiro, Y. MD Nussenbtatt,R. MD Hohman, R.J. PhD Bethesda, MD

271

1:alPM

ALLERGEN-INDUCED GM-CSF ACTIVITY. Massey, W. MD Kato, M. MD Liu. M. MD Baltimore, MD

272

103

PM

273

1:CQ PM

LATE-PHASE

REACTION

0.PR~ STIES CONTAIN

Friedman, Llchtenstein, Schleimer.

B. MD L.M. MD, R. PhD

IL-3 AND

PhD

IL-8 INHIBITS HISTAMINE RELEASE INDUCED BY HISTAMINE REl,EAStNG FACTORS (HRF-S). CONNECTIVE TtSSlJE ACTtVATtNG PEPTtDE Ill (CTAP-lln AND IL-3 FROM HUMAN BASOPHILS. Kuna, Ftotr MD Reddiiari, Sesha. R. PhD Kornteld, Doreen ELS Kaplan, Alten P. MD Stony Brook. NY IL-6 AND KU812. Matsson, Jones, 1, Ahlstedt, Uppsala.

TNF ALPHA

INDUCE

MATURATION

P.

IN THE BASCPHIL

Cartsson. Nitsson.

LIKE CELL

LINE

M. K.

S. Sweden

274

1:oO PM

LOCAUZATION OF CELLS ExpREsslNG MRNA FOR THE CYTOKINE GENE CLUSTER, 11-3. IL-4, IL-5 AND GMCSF IN ALLERGEN-tDLtCED CUTANEOUS LATE-PHASE REACTTONS IN ATOPtC PATIENTS. Hamld, Q. Ying, Sun Vamey. V. Durham, S.R. Moqbel. R. Wardlaw. A.J. Kay. A.B. London, United Kingdom

275

1:oO PM

CYTOKINE MRNA PROFILE AND T-CELL ACTIVABON IN BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE (BAD CELLS FROM ATOPIC ASIHMATKZS AND CONTROLS. Roblnson, D.S. Hamld. Q. Ying. Sun Bentley. A.M. Durham, S.R. Kay, A.B. London. United Kingdom

276

1:cC PM

lNTERLEUKJN-6 IS RELEASED CHALLENGE. Lee, C.E. MD Char&worth, E.N. MD Lackkmd AFB, TX

277

l:oOPM

HUMAN MAST CELL AND 6. Molter, A. MD Llppert, u. Luger, T.A. MD Berh Germany Munster, Germany

IN THE CUTANEOUS Dixon,

BASOPHIL

CELL

RESPONSE

TO ANTtGEN

P.S. MS

UNES PRODUCE

Schadendort, Forster, E. Cmrnetzki,

D. B.M.

INTERLEUKIN MD MD

8 AND

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

278

lrn

PM

279

1:ooPM

HEMOFOlEllC GROWTH THE IN VlTRO SuRVlVAL Ycnnaguchi. M. Morlta, Y. shoji. s. Tokyo. Japan

FACTORS OF HUMAN

DUAL EFFECT OF INTERLEUKIN4 VITRO. Mokuno. Chiho MD ~~;a$ MD

INDUCE THE MlGRATlON BASOPHILS. Hlrai, K. Ohta. K. Ito, K.

ON

HUMAN Beck,

IGE AND

1:aoPM

IGE SYNTHESIS BY NEWBORN (RHIL-4) WITH AND WITHOUT O’Keefe. E.B. Levine, A.D. Durham, NC

281

1:oo PM

TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR BETA MODULATOR OF HUMAN IGE SYNTHESIS. wu. c. Br!nkmann. Heuser, C. Cox. D. Delespese. G. Montreal. Canada

1:ooPM

1664

ENHANCE

SECRETION

B CELLS STlMUlATED WITH RECOMBINANT HYDROCORTISONE (HC). Hcchreutener. H.A. Buckley, R.H.

lNTERfERON+UPHACONTROLSTHE PERIF’HERAL BLOOD LYMFHOCYlES. Deusch, Kai MD ;z, Meinhard MD

IN

L.

280

282

AND

CTGF-BETA)

IS

A

IL-4

POTENT

V.

LEVEL OF INTERl.EUKIN-4 Wagner, Franz Prinz. JorcJ MD

MRNA

IN HUMAN

MD

POSTER SYMPOSIUM CONCURRENT SESSION B SUNDAY, MARCH 3.1991 l:a, P.M. - 400 P.M. TOPlc: MODERATORS:

MECHANiSMS OF LOWER AIRWAY Stepken Holgate, M.D. Robert Lemanske Jr., M.D.

283

BI’OCHM HYPEl&RESPONS4VENESS IN CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA WITH MAST CELL BUT NOT EOSlNOPHlL ACTIVATION. Ferguson, A.C. MD Whblcrw.M. BSc Brown.H. Vancouver, Canada

l:c?zl FM

DISEASE

CORRELATES

n

284

l:aIpM

UPREGULATION OF GM-CSF BRONCHIAL ERTHELIUM AND Mattoll. s. Brasca. C. Allegro. L. Milan. ltalY

205

1:COPM

BRONCHlAL MUCOSAL bITERCELLUlAR ADHESlON MOLECULE-l (ICAMAND ENDOTHELIAL LEUKOCYTE ADHESION MOLECULE-l (ELAM- 1I EXPRESSION IN NORMALS AND ASTHMATICS. Montefoct. S. Roche. W.R. How&. P.H. Djukanovic. R. Carroll, M. GraIzbu. C. Smith, L. Brltten. K. Lee, T.H. MAgate. ST. Southampton, United Kingdom London. United Kingdom

286

1:alPtvt

MECHANISMS CONCENTRATIONS Geiger, K. Schrader. L. Calhoun, W.J. Madison, WI

OF

SYNTHESIS AND RELEASE EOSINOF’HIL ACTIVATION. Marini, M. De FranchIs. G. Fasdi, A.

NOCTURNAL OF ClRCUlATlNG

ASTHMA: THE EPlNEPHRINE. Bates. M.E. Schultz, T. Busse. w.

EFFECT

IN

ASTHMATIC

OF

DIURNAL

379

380

J. ALLERGY

Program

207

1:CIl PM

ENHANCED INCUBATlON DEPLETION. Huftel, M.A. Borcherding. Hong, R. MD Madison, WI

BASOPHIL HISTAMINE WITH LIVE INFLUENZA MD W.R.

RELEASE (HR) FOLLOWING A VlRUS IS ATTENUATED Swenson, CA BS Dick, E.C. PhD Busse, W.W. MD

BS

288

1:oO PM

THE EFFECT OF RHINOVIRUS (Rv) UPPER RESPIRATORY AIRWAY REACTI W IN NON-ALLERGIC SUBJECTS, Swenson, C. Dick, E. Calhoun, W. Busse. W. Madison, WI

289

1:CQ PM

EARLY T-CELL CHANGES FOLLOWING ASTHMATlC BRONCHIAL MUCOSA. Gratziou. C. Walis, A. Howarth, P.H. Southampton, United Kingdom

290

1:oo PM

FUNCTION OF ERTHEUAL ASTHMATIC PATIENTS. Campbell, A.M. Couret, I. Etousquet. J. Mortpellier. France

CELLS

LOCAL Carroll, Pokxa, Holgate.

OBTAINED

INFECTION

ALLERGEN

292

1:oO PM

OUTWARD AND INWARD MUCOSAL ANIMAL AND HUMAN AIRWAYS. Greiff, L. Wollmer, P. Pipkorn. U. Lund, Sweden

PERMEABlUTlES

EXPRESSiON OF MRNA FOR INTERLEUKIN-5 IN MUCOSAL FROM ASTHMA. Kay, A.B. Hamid. Q. Azzawi. M. Ying. Sun Moqbel. R. Wardlaw. A.J. Corrlgan, C.J. Bradley. 8. Durham, S.R. Collins, J.V. Jeffery, P.K. Quint, D.J. London, United Kingdom

294

1:oo

EOSINOPHILS, T-LYMPHOCYTES, MACROPHAGES IN BRONCHIAL COMPARISON WITH ATOPtC BRONCHIAL HYPERRESP0NSlVENES.S. Bradley, B.L. Jacobson, M.R. Catllns. J.V. Schwartz, L.B. Jeffery, P.K. Richmond, VA London, United Kingdom IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL ASTHMATIC BRONCHI. Poston. R. Lacoste, J.Y. Lee. T.H. London, United Kingdom Montpellier, France

EXAMINATION

ACUTE

I. U. C.G.A.

1:CIJ PM

1:oO PM

IN

IN HISTAMINE-EXPOSED

293

295

IN

P. F.B. P.

DISTINCT PATTERNS OF APFEARANCE OF NEUROPEPTIDES INFLAMMATORY REACTlONS OF THE HUMAN LUNG. Esplrltu. R.F. Seltzer. J. Weiner-Kranish, J.P. Adelman, DC Matthay, M.A. Boushey. H.A. Goetzl. E.J. San Francisco, CA

MAST BlOF’StES NON-ASTHMA

OF

BRUSHING

1:oO PM

Erjefalt, Alkner, Persson.

ON

M. R. ST

BY BRONCHIAL

Chanez. Michel, Godard,

(URI)

CHALLENGE

291

PM

IN VITRO BY T-CELL

CELLS, FROM

BRONCHIAL

BIOPSIES

NEUTROPHILS AND ATOPlC ASTHMATICS AND RELATtCNSHlP TO

Azzawi. M. Assoufl, 8. Irani, A.-M. Durham, S.R. Kay, A.B.

OF THE CELLUIAR Chanez. Litchftekl, Bousquet,

P. T. J.

INFILTRATE

IN

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

296

1:oO PM

ULTRASTRUCTURAL PATIENTS. vogo. P. Aubas. P. Michel, F.B. Montpellier, France St. Christol, France

ASPECTS

OF ALVEOLAR

MACROPHAGES

EiZ:+* Go&d,

J. P.

297

1:oO PM

CHARACTERIZATION OF INFLAMMATlON IN ASTHMA MEDIATORS IN BRONCHOALVEOIAR LAVAGE @AL). Michel, F.B. Chonez, P. Laccste, J.Y. Enander, I. Venge. P. Ahlstedt. S. Peterson. C. Godard, P. Bousquet. J. Montpellier, France Uppsala, Sweden

298

1:oO PM

A MOLECULAR APPROACH Krlsh, Guha MD Marsh, David G. PhD Baltimore, MD

300

302

303

1:oO PM

1:CQ PM

1:oo PM

BY MEASUREMENT

TO STUDYING ALLERGIC Mosey, William Huang. Shau-Ku

BRONCHIAL RESPONSIVENESS CHALLENGE. Corren. Jonathan MD Irvin. Charles G. PhD Denver, CO

IS INCREASED

INFLAMMATION. MD PhD

FOLLOWING

Adinoff.

Allen

D.

EFFECT OF INTRANASAL Watson, W.T.A. MD Becker, A.B. MD Winnipeg, Canada

CORTlCOSTEROlDS ON AIRWAY Simons. F.E.R. MD

MAST CELL ACTlVATlON Walt% A.F. PhD Walters. C. HNC Briien. K.M. BSc Church, M.K. DSc Holgate, ST. MD Southampton. United

IN ATOPIC

NASAL

ALLERGEN

MD

RESPONSIVENESS.

AND INTRlNSlC ASTHMA. Djukanovic, R. MD Wilson. J.W. PhD Wilson. S.J. BSc Howarth, P.H. MD

Kingdom

LOCAL ALLERGEN CHALLENGE PERMEABILllY IN ASTHMATICS. Gronneberg, R. MD S~~lOmons~on. P. MD Billing, B. MD Person. Carl G.A. MD Stockholm, Sweden Uppsob. Sweden INTERLEUKIN 1eETA FROM NOCTURNAL Martin, R. MD Mascall. J. ES Denver, CO

IN ASTHMATIC

F’RODUCTION ASTHMATICS.

INCREASES

BRONCHOVASCULAR

Gilljam. H. MD Anderz.son.0. MD Enander, I.

BY ALVEOLAR

MACROPHAGES

Bo6h.L. MD Rosenwasser,

L.J.

DERIVED

MD

POSTER SYMF’OSIUM CONCURRENT SESSION C SUNDAY, MARCH 3, lW1 1:oO P.M. - 4:oO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

304

102

RMnitis/Slnusitis Gail Shaplro, M.D. Raymond Slovin. M.D. PM

THE NASAL EFFECTS OF BRADYKININ SENSORY NERVE FIBRES. Rajaku!aslngam. K. Lou. L.C.K. Howarth, P.H. Southampton, United Kingdom

(B) AND Pdosa. Hoigate,

CAPSAICIN R. ST.

0:

ROLE

OF “C

OF

381

382

J. ALLERGY

Program

305

1:OOPM

IN VIVO STUDIES OF KININ Pongrcrclc, J.A. MD Nocletto, R.M. Baltimore, MD

306

1:oO PM

BIOCHEMICAL ANALYStS OF NASAL SECRETIONS INDUCED BY ASPRIRIN CHALLENGES IN PATlENTS WITH ASA SENSITtVllY. NASAL POLYPS AND CHRONIC RHINOStNlJSlTlS. Kowalski. M. Wojclechowska, B. Sliwinska-Kowatska, M. Brayton. P. Igarashi. Y. Kaulbach, H Whlte, M. Rozniecki, J. Kaliner, M. Bethesda, MD Lodz. Poland

307

1:CQ PM

A LOW-MOLECULAR Brayton. P.R. Hohman, R.J. Kaliner, M.A. Bethesda, MD

308

103

HYPERRESPONSiVENESS CHALLENGE. Igarashi, Y. MD Piacentini, G.L. MD Kaliner, M.A. MD Bethesda, MD

309

310

103

PM

PM

1:CQ PM

RECEPTORS

WEIGHT

ANTlfvllCROBtAL FACTOR IN NASAL Kaulbach, H.C. Peden, D.B.

TO LOW

DOSE

ALLERGEN

AFTER NASAL

NASAL

CHALLENGE

MUCOSA. Ohkubo, K. MD Wu,T. MD Shelhamer, J.H.

SECRETIONS.

ALLERGEN

INDUCES

MD

HYPERREACTIVITY

Kaulbach, Piocentini, Moss, R.

TO

1:oo

FM

EFFECT OF HtSTAMlNE AND PGD2 RELEASE Georgttll. John W. Winston-Salem, NC

312

103

PM

FIBRINOGEN AND EXPOSED HUMAN Alkner, U. Andersson, M. Persson, C.G.A. Lund, Sweden

313

1:oO PM

EXTERNAL THERMOGRAPHY OF THE FACE DURlNG A NASAL TEST WlTH HISTAMINE: EFFECT OF A Hl CTERFENADINE) AND (RANITIDINE). Rahm. F. MD Bruchez. M. Savory, M. MD Pecoud. A. MD Lausanne, Swlleriand

314

1:oO PM

USE OF A SMELL TEST IN THE ASSESSMENT OF NASAL FUNCTlON Rodriguez. C. MD Spector. S. MD Jonathan, A.M. MD Lee, N. MD Rohr. A. MD SekJel. S. MD Katz,R. MD Rachelefsky. G. MD Los Angeles. CA

315

103

THE EFFECT OF IPRATROPIUM CHALLENGE. Baroody. F. MD Wood. CC. MD Baltimore, MD Rktgeftetd, CT

AND METHACHOLINE NASAL PROVOCATION IN NON-ATOPIC, NORMAL SUBJECTS.

ALBUMIN ON THE SURFACE OF ALLERGEN-AND NASAL MUCOSA. Svensson, C. Pipkom, U.

BROMIDE

(19) ON NASAL Majchel. Naclerlo,

NASAL

H. G.

311

PM

(ASA)

Kaulbach, H.C. MD Hahn, B.K. RN Whke, M.V. MD

ENDOTHEUN IN HUMAN Mutlot, Joaquim MD Rieves. R.D. MD Hausfeu. J. MD Kaliner, M.A. MD Bethesda. MD NASAL ANTIGEN HtSTAMINE. Whne. M.V. Hahn, B. Igarashi, Y. Kallner, M. Bethesda, MD

IN ALLERGlC RHINlTIS. Freidhoff, L.R. MS Proud, D. PhD

A.M. R.M.

ON LTCP

HISTAMINE-

PROVOCATION H2 ANTAGONIST

METHACHOLINE MD MD

(MC)

C!IN. IMMUNOi JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

316

1:oO PM

317

1:al

PM

318

1:oO PM

319

103

320

1:oo PM

321

PM

1:CXl PM

INTRANASAL FLUTKXSONE NON-ALLERGIC RHINlTlS. Weakley, S. MD Field,E. PhD Houston, TX

CHRONIC Gandhi, Buffalo.

SiNUSlTlS AND Ashok MD NY

A SAFETY AND EFFICACY IN SEASONAL ALLERGIC Weiler, J.M. MD Dockhorn. R. MD D’Eletto. T.A. MD Iowa Ct. IA San Diego. CA

ANTIBIOTICS Hemstreet, Birmingham,

323

1:Q) PM

IMMUNOLOGIC RHINOSINUSITIS. Armenaka. M. Oriil. B. Bronx, NY

325

326

PM

1:DJ PM

1:al

PM

Siegel, Spector.

OF LEUKOTRIENES

MD

NASAL

SPRAY (NS)

SC. MD S.L. MD

AND

HISTAMINE

IN CHRONIC

Stone, B.D. Georgltlis. J.W.

IN SUBACUTE M.P. MD AL

StNUSiTlS

FEATURES

(SAS) - ARE THEY INDICATED? Wang-Dohlman. A. MD

OF

MD

ADULT

PATlENTS

WITH

G&anti, J. MD Rosenstreich, D.L.

INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS (OMO Lower, T.. MD Casselbront, M. MD Schwartz, L. MD Fireman, P. MD Pittsburgh. PA Richmond. VA INTRANASAL STEROIDS SPECIFIC IGE. Nacledo, R.M. MD Norman, P.S. MD Baitimore, MD

TRlAMClNOLONE FUNCTION.

EVALUATlON OF AZELASTINE (AD RHINITIS (SAR). Meitzer. E.O. MD Widlitz, M.D. MD Freitag. J.J. MD

HIGH CONCENTRATlONS siNUsmS. Johnstone, R. Matthews, B. Winston-Salem, NC

PERENNIAL

P. PhD

PROPHYLAXIS. Ballow, Mork

CHRONIC SlNUSTllS IN CHILDREN. Rachelefsky. G.S. MD Katz, R.M. MD Rohr, A.S. MD Los Angeles, CA

l:ooPM

1:al

Rogenes.

ANTlBiOTlC

FOR

TREATMENT

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF IMRANASAL ACETONlDE AND PREDNISONE ON ADRENOCORTlCAL Morris,R. MD Fetss, G. MS Dockhorn. R. MD Ellis, E. MD Mansfield, L. MD Smlth, J. MD Tobey. R. MD Hc&am, PA Minneapolii. MN

322

324

PROPiONATE

IN CHIIDREN

SUPRRESS

WITH OMlS

CHRONIC

MD

MEDIA

WTTH EFFUSION

Otte. R. MD Skoner, D. MD Sigurdardottir, S. MD

THE SEASONAL

ELEVATED THROMBCXANE 82 (-tXB2) SECRETKIN FROM MONOCYCTES OF PATIENTS. Juergens. Uwe R. MD Stevenson, Donold. D. MD Lo Job CA

Cretlcos. Hamilton.

RISE IN ANTlGENP.S. MD R.G. PhD

AND LEUKOTRlENE 84 (LTB4) ASFlRlN (ASA) SENSlTlVE ASTHMATIC Christiansen, Sandra, Zuraw, Bruce, L. MD

C.

MD

383

384

J. ALLERGY

Program

POSTER SYMPOSIUM CONCURREM SESSION D SUNDAY. MARCH 3.1991 1:oO P.M. - 4:oO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

DERMATOLOGIC Richard Clark, Iro Lawrence,

327

ENDOTHEUAL AND FlBROBlASllC OF THE ‘UNINVOLVED’ SKIN. Clamon. Henry N. MD Giomo, Ralph C. MD Denver, CO New Brunswick, NJ

328

1:CO PM

1:oO PM

329

l:ooPM

330

103

331

1:oO PM

DISEASES: M.D. M.D.

SEZARY SYNDROME Cox, L. MD Williams, J. MD Rosenwasser. L.J. Denver, CO

MECHANISM

AND

THERAPY

ACTtVATlON

IN SCLERODERMA:

Seiiold,

WlTH ENHANCED

Jomes

SEZARY Dishuck. Borish,L.

R. MD

T CELL lL4/115 J. MD MD

Fl?ODUCTlON.

MD

IN VITRO THERMAL AMF’LITUDE OF CRYOGLOBLJUNS: INDICATOR OF CUNtCAL CRYOPRECIPITATION? Finn, A.F., Jr. MD GalanakiI, D. MD Qiu. L. Gorevk, P.D. MD Stony Brook, NY PM

THE MYTH

AN

IMMEDlATE CUTANEOUS RESPONSES (ICR) TO ANTl-CHOLINERGICS: FOR MUSCARtNlC RECEPTOR SUBTYPE PARTICIPATION. Casale. T.B. MD Cavanah, D.K. MD Iowa City. IA LATE-PHASE ALLERGIC COMPLEMENT INVOLVED? Frew, A. J. MD London, United Kingdom

SKIN

REACTlONS Kay,

IN A.B.

MAN

ARE

ACCURATE

EVIDENCE

FIBRIN

AND

PhD

332

1:DJ PM

IN VIVO AND IN VITRO HUMAN Presti, C. MD von Allmen. C. BA Atkins, PC. MD Philadelphia, PA

333

1:oO PM

QUAMlTATiVE EVALUATION OF IATE PHASE SKIN REACTIONS BY TELETHERMOGRAPHY AND ITS USE FOR RtiARMACOLOGlCAL INVESRGATIONS. de Week. A.L. Derer, T. Bern, Switzerland

334

1:al

INCREASED TRYPTASE LEVELS PATTEMS WITH URTICARIA. Deleuron, Bent Gronhoj Larsen. Christian Enander. Ingrll ThestrupPedersen. Krtstiin Aartrus C. Denmark

PM

335

,:a,

PM

336

l:oO PM

IDIOPATHIC CHRONIC RELEASING FACTOR Ckweau. J. MD B7unet.c. Bsc Hebert, J. MD Laval, Canado

SKIN RESPONSES TO CODEINE Zweiman. 8. MD Lovker, R. PhD

ARE FOUND

IN SUCTION

Krtstensen. Matsson, At-de&son.

BLISTER FLUID

FROM

Mette Per Ann-Sofie

URTtCARlA (CU): CONlRlBUTlON OF HISTAMINE(HRFI TO PATHOGENESJS. Lavaie. A. MD Bedard, P.M. MD

IDIOPATHIC CHRONIC URTtCARtA (CU): COMPARISON OF HISTAMINERELEASING FACTOR (HRFJ RECOVERED FROM SKIN AND BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS (MNCI. Lavaie, A. MD Cloveau. J. MD Bedard. P.M. MD E3runet.c. Bsc Hebert. J. MD Laval, Canada

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 7991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

337

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DOUBLE-BLIND MULTlCENTRE IDIOPATHIC URTICARA. Yang, W.H. Copeland. D. Dolovlch. J. Kennedy. R.J. Mona. J.A. Small, P. Warrlngton. R.J. DoNak, Canada

STUDY OF KETOTiFEN

(ZADlTEN)

IN CHRONIC

Drouin, M.A. Day, J.H. Gallant, K. Knight. A. Moote. D.W. Sussman. G.L Marsob!!. C.

338

1:DJ PM

COMPARATIVE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF LORATADINE, HYDROXYZINE. FIACEBO IN CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC URTlCARlA (CIU). MonrceE. MD Fox, R. MD Kallvas, J. MD Katz, I. MD Bernstein, D. MD Honslnger, R. MD Grabkx. S. MD Garvln, P. Cuss.F. MD Lutsky, B. PhD Milwaukee. WI Tampa, FL Cincinnati. OH Los Alamos, NM

339

1:oO PM

THE INFLUENCE OF DOXEPIN URTICARIA. Rasenkranz. A.R. MD Hippmann. G. MD Gotz. M. MD Vienna, Austria

340

1:oO PM

ON MEDIATOR

RELEASE

Wekkeli. Jarisch,

TREATMENT OF MOSGUlTO-BITE Reunala, T. MD Karpplnen. A. MD Tampere, Finland Helsinki, Finland

AND

IN PATIENTS WITH COLD

M. MD R. MD

REACTIONS WITH CETIRRINE. Brummer-Kolvenkontio Palosuo. T. MD

H. MS

341

1:oO PM

THE HBRECEPTOR ANTAGONlST (HPRA) CIMETIDINE (CIM) DECREASES THE ELIMINATION OF THE HI-RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST (HlRA) CETtRlZlNE (CED IN RABBITS. Chen, X.Y. PhD Simon& F.E.R. MD Slmons, K.J. FhD Winnipeg, Canada

342

1:oO PM

HI-RECEPTOR ANTAGONlST THAN IN SERUM FOLLOWINGSirnons, F.E.R. MD Fraser, T. Winnipeg, Canada

343

1:oo PM

AN ANIMAL MODEL (HD) ON EUMINATION (H) AND CmRRJNE Slmons, K.J. PhD Slmons, F.E.R. MD Winnipeg. Canada

FOR STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF HEPATIC DYSFUNCTION OF HI-RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS (H 1RA) HYDROXYZINE (0. Chen, X.Y. PhD

344

1:MPM

ORAL CROMOLYN Orfan, N. MD Chicago. IL

AS ADJUNCTIVE

345

1:oO PM

THE EFFECTOF LOCAL APPLlCATlON SOLUTION ON SKIN PRlCK TESTS. Van Bever Hugo P. MD Antwerpen. Belgium

344

1:CU PM

THERAPY RESISTENT MERCURY DIMERCAPTOPROPANE-l-SULFONATE Pirker, C. Melsinger. G. Rosenkranz, A.R. Jarisch. R. Vienna, Austria

(HlRAI CONCENTRATIONS IV D&NG. Chen, X. PhD Simons. K. J. PhD

ARE HIGHER

THERAPY FOR PATIENTS Patterson, R. MD

OF DISODIUM

CONTACT

Stevens,

WITH CSD-IA

CROMOGLYCATE Wim

ECZEMA: (DMPS). Petzl, D.H. Wekkeli, M. Kaller, D.Y. Gob, M.

IN SKIN

(DSCG)

J. PhD

TREATMENT

WITH 2.3.

385

386

J, ALLERGY

Program

POSTER SYMPOSllJM CONCURRENT SESSlON E SUNDAY, MARCH 3.1991 1:oO P.M. - 4:oO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

DRUG ALLERGIES Timothy Sullivan, Jay Slater. M.D.

347

DRUGINDUCED LYELL’S SYNDROME ANALYSlS OF 24 CASES. Ring. Johannes MD, FhD Wi&chneider, Gunter MD Hamburg, Germany Munich, Germany

348

349

350

351

1:oO PM

1:oO PM

1:CQ PM

1:oO PM

1:CXl PM

M.D.

CTOXIC

FAMILIAL DRUG ALLERGY. Aftawoy. Nota J. MD Sullivan, Timothy J. MD Datkx, TX

TOLERANCE TO AZTREONAN TO BETALACTAMS. Vega. J.M. Garcia. J.J. Carmona. M.J. Maya, M.C. MokrQo. Spain

Jasin.

POLY-L-LYStNE

DRUGS

Btanca. Mtranda. Garcta. Terrados.

WITH

J. MD

H. Matias

ON HtSTAMlNE

Rosenkranz, A.R. Jar&h. R. MD

IN A SELECTED

MD

IN PATtENTS

Timothy

AN

GROUP

RELEASE

FROM

MD

OF PATIENTS

ALLERGIC

M. A. A. S.

352

1:cQPM

ALLERGY Bkmca. Terrados, Carmona. Miranda, Mataga.

353

103

w

DIFFERENCES IN RAST VALUE TO BENZYL FENtClLLlN AND AMOXtClLLlN MEASURED IN SERA FROM PATtENTS ALLERGtC TO BETALACTAMS. Femandez. S. Blonco, M. Vega. J.M. Mimnda. A. Carmona. M.J. Garcia, J.J. Perez, E. Maya. MC. Garcia, A. Ma(oQo. Spain

354

1:oo

PM

THE FREQUENCY OF REACTtVtl-Y TO StDE CHAtN DETERMtNANTS IN IMMEDIATE HYPERSENStTtVtlY TO PENICILUNS, AS DElECTED BY SKlN TESTING. %&Don. Fanny MD McPhtttQxShawn RN Warrtngton. Richard MB, BS, Wtnnlpeg, Canada

355

1:oO PM

ANAFHYtACTOtD REACTlONS Vtetuf, Dieter MD Przybtlla, Bernhard MD Hamburg, Germany Frankfurt. Germany

(AR)

3%

1:al

ANGlOTENStON Lee, S. MD Jaker. M. MD Newark, NJ

ENZYME

PM

TO PENICILLINS. M. S. M.J. A. Spain

NECROLYSIS):

Vi&f, Dieter MD Przybilla, Bernhard

ALLERGIC REACTIONS TO ANTtMtCROBtAL HtSTORY OF PRtOR DRUG ALLERGY. Moseley, Ellen K. Sullivan, Datlas. TX

EFFECT OF BENZYLPENICILLOYL BASOPHILS IN WHOLE BLOOD. Kotbr, D.Y. MD Pirker. C. MD GokM. MD Vienna. Awtrta

EPtDERMAL

CONVERTtNG

STUDY IN A tARGE GROUP Vega, J.M. Fernandez. J. Garcia. J.J.

OF CASES.

TO QUINOLONES. Ruswurm. Rsgtne MD Rtng. Johannes MD, PhD

(ACE) tNHlBtTOR Hottand,C. MD Bletory, L. MD

ANGlOEDEMA.

A

CLIN. IMMUNOL. !ANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

357

103

358

1:oO PM

MODULATING FACTORS FOR INTRAVENOUS RADIOIODINATED Lang, D. MD Visintainer, P. PhD Detroit, Ml

359

1:oO PM

INDUCTION OF URTlCARlA SALMON CALCITONIN (CAL). Cuskey. J. RN DuBuske. L. MD Fitchburg, MA

AND

VALIDITY OF SKIN METABOLITES. Cromar. 0.W. MD Casale, T.B. MD Iowa Cii. IA Baltimore, MD

(ST)

360

PM

1:al PM

361

1:al

362

363

PM

TOLERANCE TO PIROXICAN Garcia, A. Ellanca, M. Miranda, A. Moya, MC. Perez-Estmda. M. Malaya. Spain

IN PATIENTS WITH URTICARIA Carmona. M.J. Vega, J.M. Garcia. J.J. BWQOS. F.

TESTS

TO NSAIDS.

ANAPHYLACTOID REACTlON (AR) FROM UROGRAF’HIC CONTRAST MEDIA (RUCM). Alpem. M. MD Smith, S. MD

NR/AE) .~ .

ANGIOEDEMA Dubois.

TO

~_ BY

L. RN

CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE Colvin,

M.

(CP)

IN HIV-INFECTED Davidson, Jeffrey

1:oO PM

SULFONAMIDE (SMX) Bielory, L. MD Bigeisen. S. MD Newark, NJ

SlCKNESS (SSX) REACTIONS Wang, A. MD, PhD Holland, CL. MD

1:oo PM

QUANTITATION OF SULFAMETHOXAZOLE-HUMAN IGE ANTIBODIES IN HIV+ SUBJECTS. Reed. M.A. Lopez, Gutierrez, E. Hysbp. O’Nell. C.E. New Orleans, IA

364

1:oO PM

CROSS-REACTIVITY SULFONAMIDE-INDUCED Barr!o,M. MD Reeza M.L. MD Chivato. T. MD Rubio, M. MD Herrero. T. MD Madrid, Spain

365

1:CXl PM

DETECTION Gruchalla, Dallas, TX

345

l:a,

ADVERSE REACTlONS de la Hoz, B. MD Fraj, J. MD Losada. E. MD Madrid. Spain

PM

SERUM

AMONG URTlCARlA

TO SULFONAMIDES

ASTHMA Sheldon Thomas

RtSK FACTORS slegal, M.D. Bell, M.D.

ALBUMIN

IN AIDS.

(SMX-HSA)

M. N.

BY SKIN TESTING. Timothy J. MD

IN AIDS. Davlkx R.I. MD Alvarez Cuesta. Quereda.

ORAL PRESENTATION CONCURRENT SESSION A MONDAY, MARCH 4,lWl 1:15 A.M. - 415 P.M. TORC: MODERATORS

SERUM

PATIENTS. MD

THE PARA-ANINE GROUP AND FIXED DRUG ERUPTION. Tomero, P. MD Moral, A. MD Armentia, L. PharmD Olalde. S. MD

OF IGE TO SLILFAMETHOXAZOLE Rebecca S. MD, PhD Sullivan,

AND

MD

HYPERSENSITIVITY TO TRICHOSANTHIN Ten, Abba I. MD Williams, Roger MD Redwood Cii. CA INDUCED

SYNTHETIC

E. PhD C.

IN

387

388

j ALLERG>

Program

367

1:15 PM

EFFECT OF ENVtRONMENTAL DISORDERS IN INFANCY. Arshod, S. Hasan MRCP East Cowes. United Kingdom

FACTORS

ON THE DEVELOPMENT Hide,

David

W.

OF ALLERGIC

FRCP

368

1:30 PM

RECURRENT WHEEZY BRONCHITIS IN RELATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS IN INFANCY. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 176 DANISH INFANTS Halken, S Host, A. Husby, S. Hansen, L.G. Osterballe, 0. Nyboe, J. Odense, Denmark Vlborg. Denmark

369

1:45

INCREASED TRANSlENT TACHYPNEA ASTHMATtC MOTHERS. Schatz. Michael MD Hoffman, Clement P. MD Harden, Kathleen M. RN San Diego, CA

370

371

372

203

2:15

230

PM

PM

FM

PM

PM

CHILDHOOD ASTHMA-RELATED SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS. Johnson, CC. PhD Tretaar, D. MD Leickty. F. MD Detroit, MI PREDICTORS OF HOSFITAL ASTHMA. Rablnovich, N.R. MD Zeitel, L. MPH Kaslow. R.A. MD Bethesda, MD DEVELOPMENT OF NEW FOLLOW-UP OF COLLEGE Settipane. Robert J. MD Settlpane. Guy A. MD Providence, RI

OF THE NEWBORN

(TTN) IN INFANTS

Zeiger. Robert S. MD, PhD Saunders, Brian S. MD Forsythe, Alon B. PhD

EMERGENCY Joseph, Wisdom,

READMISSION

AND

ROOM

VISITS,

READMlSStON

INTERVAL

AND

FOR

Weiss, K.B. MD Can, W. DrPH

ASTHMA AND ALLERGIC STUDENTS. Hagy, George

RHlNlTlS W.

IN A 23-YEAR

PhD

2:45

374

3:oO PM

IGG SUBCLASSES AND ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC ANTlBODlES (AB) WITH ASTHMA AND RECURRENT INFECTtON. Schoettler. J.J. MD Siegel, S. MD Haas. A. MD Rachelefsky, G. MD Rodriguez, C. MD Kotz,R. MD Heiner, DC MD, PhD Los Angeles. CA

375

3:15

ADDITIONAL 1974-1988. Hannaway, Salem, MA

THE ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUAL ALLERGEN REACTIVITY WITH ASTHMA (AS) AND ALLERGIC RHlNlTlS (AR) IN US WHITE CHILDREN AND YOUTHS: DATA FROM THE SECOND NATTONAL HEALTH AND NUTRtlTON EXAMINATION SURVEY. 197680. Gergen, P.J. MD Turkeitaub, P.C. MD Hyattsville. MD Bethesda, MD

OBSERVATIONS Paul

ON ASTHMA

DEATHS

(ADS)

IN CHILDREN

IN MASSACHUSETTS

J. MD

376

3:3U PM

SPECIFIC IGE AB AND EXPOSURE TO CAT AND COCKROACH RISK FACTORS FOR ACUTE ASTHMA. Gelber. L. Settzer. L. Pollart. S. Chapman, M. Plot&-Mills, T. Charlottesville, VA

377

3:45

ALLERGEN-SPECIFIC IGE LEVELS IN CHILDREN EMERGENCY ROOM WITH ACUTE ASTHMA. Di Nicolo, R. Nelson, R.P. Femandez-Caldas, E. Trudeau, W. Swanson, M. Bonlnl, L.V. Perez, A. Arthur, P. Lackey, R. God. R.A. St. Petersburg, FL Tompa, FL

PM

RACE,

C.L.M. MPH K. MD

373

PM

OF

ALLERGENS

Fl?ESENTtNG

TO

AS

THE

CLIN. iMMLiNOL IANUARY 1Y91

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

378

4:oO PM

ASTHMA EMERGENCY FACILITATED ALLERGlST Zeiaer. R.S. MD, PhD MeTi, M.H. MD Falkoff, R. MD, PhD San Diego. CA

ROOM RELAPSE: RISK FACTORS REFERRAL. Heller, S. MSN Wald. J. MD Schatz. M. MD

AND

EFFECT

OF

ORAL PRESENTAnON CONCURRENT SESSION B MONDAY, MARCH 4,199l 1:15 A.M. - 415 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

ATOPIC DERMATlTlS Hugh Sampson, M.D. Donald Leung, M.D., Ph.D.

379

1:15 PM

FAILURE TO DETECT NEUTROPHIL DERMATITIS (AD): IMPLICATIONS Ott, N.L. MD Fujiia. T. MD Sur. S. MD Rochester, MN

380

130

DECREASED MONOCYTE ECZEMA. Jakob. Thilo Munich, Germany Hamburg, Germany

381

PM

1:45 PM

DECREASED INTERLEUKIN-4 Jujo, K. MD Abe,J. MD Denver. CO

DEGRANUIATION IN PATIENTS WITH ATOPIC FOR PATHOF’HYSIOLOGY. Glelch. G.J. MD Abram% J.S. PhD Leifermon, K.M. MD

INTERLEUKIN-IBETA Ring.

PRODUCTlON Johannes

GAMMA INTERFERON (IFN-GAMMA) (IL-4) IN ATOPIC DERMATITIS (AD). Renz, H. MD Leung, D.Y.M.

IN

ATOPIC

MD, PhD

AND

MD,

INCREASED

PhD

382

2:oO PM

IN VIVO IFN-GAMMA TREATMENT NORMALIZES DIMINISHED IL4 RESPONSE MONONUCLEAR CELLS (MNC) IN ATOPIC DERMATlTlS (AD). Leung. D.Y.M. MD, PhD Or, R. MD Boguniewicz, M. MD Milgrom, H. MD Gelfand. E.W. MD Rem H. MD Denver, CO

383

2:15

RECOMBlNANT INTERFERON-GAMMA (RIFN-GAMMA) CUNICAL SEVERllY OF ATOplC DERMATlTlS (AD). Schneider, L.C. Hanlfin, J. Cooper. K. Boguniewicz, Milgrom. H. Jaffe. H.S. Izu, A.E. Bucalo. L.R. Leung. D.Y.M. Boston. MA Ann Arbor, MI Denver, CO

384

230

PM

PM

THYMOPENIIN IN SEVERE ATOPlC EVALUATION. Hsieh. Kue-Hsiung MD Taipei, Republic of China

ECZEMA: Liao,

CLINICAL Tung-Nan

THERAPY

REDUCES

THE

M.

AND

IMMUNOLOGICAL

BS

385

3:oO PM

1664 ANTIBODIES TO DIETARY ANllGEN IN ATOPIC DERMATITIS. CORRELATION TO DISEASE ACTiVllY OR TO TOTAL 1664 LEVELS. Husby. S. MD Schultz Larsen. F. MD Manso, 8. DVM Svehag, SE. DVM Odense. Denmark Copenhagen. Denmark

386

3:15

ALLERGENlCl V OF PEANUT AND SOYBEAN EXTRACTS ALTERED BY ENZYME HEATING IN PATIENTS WITH ATOPlC DERMATlTlS AND POSlTlVE FOOD CHALLENGES. Thresher. W. PhD Williams, L.W. MD Helm, R.M. PhD Burks, A. W. MD Little Rock, AR Ft. Wayne, IN

PM

OF

LACK

OF

OR

389

390

.i ALLERGY

Program

387

3:30

PM

INTESTINAL HYFERPERMEABlL1l-Y Barou, E. MD Ducret. P. MO Paris, France

388

3:45

PM

PREVALENCE OF CONSTlTUTlONAL ATOPIC ECZEMA (A0 OR ATOPIC Ptqbllla, 8. MD Enders. F. MD Munich, Germany Hamburg, Germany

ATOF’Y STIGMATA IN PATIENTS RESRRATORY DISEASE CARD). Ring. J. MO, PhO Winklmann, H. MS

WITH

389

3:45

Pfvl

ATOPIC DERMATITIS (AD): THE ROLE OF DUST MITE ALLERGY MONITORING OF DISEASE ACTIVTTY BY ASSAY OF IGG IN SKIN SCALES. Deuell, B. Wilson, B. Heyrnann, P. Plaits-Mills. T Charlottesville, VA

AND

IN CHILDREN WITH ATOplC DERMATITIS Roynaud. F. MO, PhO Oupont. C. MD, PhD

ORAL PRESENTAnON CONCURRENT SESSION C MONDAY, MARCH 4,1 W 1 1:15 P.M. - 4~15 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

INSECT ALLERGY David Golden, M.D. Robert Reisman, M.D.

390

RATE OF ADVERSE REACTlONS RUSH VENOM IMMUNOTHERAPY McCormick. D.S. MD Mazza, J.A. MD London. Canada

391

392

1:15 PM

130

PM

1:45 FM

ENCOUNTERED PROTOCOL. Moote. Toogood,

TREATMENT FAJLURE WITH WHOLE IMPORTED FIRE ANT. Rhoades. Robert B. MD Augusta. GA RISK AN0 BENEFIT OF DISCONTINUING 5 YEARS. Golden, O.B.K. MO Valentine. M.D. MO Uchtenstein. L.M. MO Baltimore. MO

BODY

USING

O.W. MO J.H. MO

EXTRACT

Stafford.

VENOM

A FOUR VISIT MODIFIED

IMMUNOTHERAPY

Chester

MD

IMMUNOTHERAPY

Kwiterovich. Kagey-Sobotka,

TO THE

K.A.

(VIT) AFTER

RN A. PhD

393

200

PM

SEQUENTIELL BEE STlNG CHALLENGE @SC) BEFORE HYPOSENSlTlZATiON THERAPY (HST) IN CHILDREN WITH BEE VENOM ALLERGY (BVA). Foster, Johannes Hawk. pi! Urbanek, Radvan Freiburg. Germany Vienna, Austria

394

2:15

PM

DISCONTINUING FIRE ANT IMMUNOTHERAPY. Motto. P. MD Hylcmder, Martin, M.E. MO Freeman, San Antonio, TX

395

230

PM

3%

2:45

PM

3:oo

PM

MD MO

EPlDEMlOLOGlC STUDY ON THE FREVALENCE OF SPECIFIC TO HYMENOPIERA IN AN EXPOSED POPLUATKIN. Juarez, C. MO Blanca.M. MO Fernandez. J. MO Sanchez. F. BSc Malaga, Spain

IGE ANTIBODIES

NATURAL

OF SEVERITY OF

HISTORY OF INSECT STING ALLERGY:

RElATiONSHIP

SYMPTOMSOFfwm STNWAwApHM/w1s TOftamNG REACZtONS. Rekman. Buffalo,

397

R.O. T.M.

R.E. NY

MO

INCREASED INCIDENCE Stone.B.0. MO Evans, R.G. PhD St. Lou& MO

OF STINGS

IN VENOM SENSITIVE PATlENTS. Hutcheson. P.S. BA Slavin. R.G. MD

:.:l.lr\i. iM%WNOL JhNUARY lWi

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

390

399

400

401

3:15

PM

33olw

3:45

403

THE SlGNlFlCANCE OF ALLERGIC INDlVIDUALS. Yu.Yon MD Stadler. Beda M. PhD Bern, Swiizerkxd

ANTI-KX

AUTOANTIBODIES Muller,

THE VENOM ALLERGEN CONTENT EXTRACTS. Jacobson, Robert S. MS Mason Smith, A. PhD GreenviYe, NC PM

PM

PREPARATlVE ISOELECTRlC VENOM ALLERGENS FROM (IFAWBE). O’Neil, C.E. FhD Butcher, B.T. PhD New Orleans. LA

Ulrich

OF IMPORTED Hoffman, Schmidt.

FOCUSJNG IMPORTED

IN BEE VENOM R. MD

FIRE ANT

Donald Margit

M.A.

WHOLE

BODY

R. PhD FhD

(IEF) AS A TECHNIQUE FIRE ANT (IFA) WHOLE Reed,

(BVI

TO SEPARATE BODY EXTRACTS

MS

SERUM SICKNESS REACTION TO NATURAL YELLOW JACKET ASSOCIATED WITH SIGNIFICANT ELEVATlONS IN YJ-SPECIFIC Pdly, SM. MD Engler. R.J.M. MD Bin.D. MD Hershey, J. BA Carpenter. G. MD Washington, DC

(YJ) STlNGS IGG 1.

ORAL PRESENTATlON CONCURRENT SESStON D MONDAY, MARCH 4.1991 1:15 P.M. - 415 P.M. TOPIC MODERATORS

INFIAMATORY CELLS IN ALLERGIC Diane Marquard, M.D. Anne-Marie Imni, M.D.

402

1:15 PM

UNIQUE FEATURES OF HUMAN Inagaki, Naoki FhD Raygo. Melinda La Jolla, CA

403

1:30 PM

DIFFERENTIAL MODULATlON Botana. L.M. PhD MacGlashan. D., Jr. MD, Baltimore, MD

404

145

PM

ENHANCED SLIPEROXJDE Sedgwick. J.B. Busse, W.W. Madison, WI

405

2:DJ

PM

INFLUENZA A VIRUS SUPEROXlDE (02). Vrtls, R. Dick, E. Madison. WI

406

215PM

407

230

DISEASE

MAST CELLS DMLOPED Furitsu, Takuma ishlzaka, Teruko

IN VlTRO. MD MD, PhD

OF MEDIATOR RELEASE IN HUMAN BASOFHILS. Lichtenstein, L.M. MD, PhD PhD

(02)

GENERATION BY AIRWAY Calhoun, W.J.

ENHANCES

EOSINOPHIL Pack, Busse.

(EOS)

EOSINOPHILS

GENERATlON

J. W.

CONNECTlVE TISSLIE ACTlVATiNG PEPTIDE-III AND NEUTROPHIL PEPTtDE-2 BOTH RELEASE HISTAMINE FROM HUMAN BASOPHI~. Reddigart. Sesha R. PhD Kuna. Ptotr MD Miragllotta, Gina Komfeld. Doreen MT Castor, C.W. MD Kaplan, Allen P. MD stony Brock NY PM

(EOS).

ACTIVATING -

AGONISTlC-ANTAGONISTIC PROPERTY OF INTERLEUKIN 8 ON BASOPHILS: IDENllFlCATlON OF IL-B AS A POTENT INHIBlTOR OF CYTOKINE-INDUCED HISTAMINE RELEASE. Akzm, Rafeul Bodenburg, Yvonne Forsythe, Patricia A. Lett-Brown, Michael A. Gmnt. J. Andrew Gatvestcn. TX

OF

391

392

.J. ALLERGY

Program

408

409

410

2:45

3:&I

3:15

PM

PM

PM

THE EFFECTS OF I-ALKYL-2-ACETYL-Z&l-GLVCERO-3-PHOSPHOCHOUNE AND 1-ACYL-2-ACETYL-SN-GLYCERO-3-PHOSPHOCHOLINE HUMAN BASOPHIL MEDIATOR RELEASE. Columbo. M. Horowitz, E.M. Kagey-Sobotka. A. Patella, V. MacGlashan, D.W.. Jr. ChNton, F.H. Lichtenstein. L.M. Baltimore, MD SYNTHESlS OF I-ACVL-2-ACENL-SN-GLYCERO-3-PHO!%’HOCHOl.lNE INFLAMMATORY CELLS. Triggkmi, Massimo MD Warner, Jane Schleimer. Robert P. PhD Chibon, Fkyd Baltimore. MO IGE-MEDIATED ACTIVATION L (Pl.). Casolaro. V. MD Spadaro, G. MD Marone,G. MD NopIe% Italy tund. Sweden

OF HUMAN

FC EPSJiON Patella, Bjorck.

(AAPC)

IN HUMAN A. PhD H. PhD

Rl+ CELLS

BY PROTEIN

OF HUMAN

V. MD L MD

411

3:30

PM

CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ROLE OF CA2+ IN THE STIMULATION BASOPHILIC GRANULOCVrES. Knol, E.F. Mul. F.P. Hooibrink, B. Verhoeven, A.J. Rcos, 0. Amsterdam. The Netheriands

412

3:45

PM

THE IMPORTANCE OF NASAL ALLERGEN SPECIFIC IGA AND E0SIN0FttIl.S SEASONAL ALLERGlC RtlINiTlS. Bubak, M.E. MD Wentz-Murtha. P.E. BS Dunnette. S.L. BS Keating, M.U. MD Wallen. N.D. MD Weller, D.A. MS Butterfield, J.H. MD Blomgren, J.A. RN Pfenning, M.A. BS Gleiih. G.J. MD Reed, C.E. MD Rochester, MN

413

4:oO PM

INCREASED PROTEIN EOSlNOF’HllS (EOS). Bates, M.E. Buss%, W.W. Madison, WI

KINASE

C (PKC)

(PAF) ON

ACTIVITY Bertlcs.

IN LOW

DENSITY

IN

HUMAN

P.

ORAL PRESENTAllON CONCURRENT SESSION E MONDAY, MARCH 4,191 1:15 P.M. - 4:15 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR Dale Umetsu, M.D., Ph.D. Donata Vercelli. M.D.

414

SPECIFIC INHlBJTlON OF IGE ANTlBODY SENSE OLlGODEOXYNUCLEOllDE. Hall, Tony J. Ft?D Macc!esfield. United Kingdom London, United Kingdom

415

416

I:15 PM

I:30 PM

I:45 PM

GAMMA, DELTA CELLS CELLS. Nassef. M. MD Butler, V.P.. Jr. MD New York, NY

REGULATION

STIMUMTE

CD40 STlMULATlON PROVIDES DEPENDENT DlFFEREMlATlON PRODUCTION. Ke.Zhang MD Saxon, Andrew MD Los Angeles. CA

OF IGE PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION Brostoff,

IN VITRO

Jonathan

BY AN ANTI-

MD

IGE PRODUCTION

BY EBV-ACTIVATED

B

DiFabrizio, L MD Chess, L. MO

AN INTERFERON-GAMMA INDEPENDENT IL-4 SIGNAL DIRECTLY TO HUMAN B CELLS FOR IGE Clark.

Edward

A.

PhD

:.LiN. ,MNIUNOi.. .IANIJARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

417

2:oO PM

ENGAGEMENT OF CD40 IN THE PRESENCE OF RIL-4 INDUCES BY HIGHLY PURIFIED HUMAN B CELLS. Jabora, H.H. Fu. SM. Vercelli. D. Geho, R.S. Boston, MA Charlottesville, VA

418

2:15

RlL-4 AND EBV INDUCE HUMAN B CELLS. Gel-a, R.S. Shapiro, SK. AtBert, C. Kieff. E. Boston, MA

PM

GERM-LINE

AND

MATURE Jabara. Schneider, Moody. Vercelli,

C EPSlLON

IGE SYNTHESIS

TRANSCRIPTS

IN

H.H. L.C. CT. D.

419

230

Fwl

SUPPRESSION OF ONGOING IGE PRODUCTION VIA FCER-II DECREASES EPSlLON MRNA FOR BOTH SECRETED AND MEMBRANE IGE BUT ONLY IGE SECRETION IS INHIBITED. Saxon, Andrew, MD Kurbe-Learner. Mihaela Los Angeles, CA

420

245

PM

THE MURINE CDPIMODULATING Matsushita She. MD, PhD La Jolla, CA

421

3:rxl

PM

ROLE OF FC EF’SiLON Riiber, E.P. MD Prtnz, J.C. MD Munich, Germany

422

3:15

PM

EXPRESSlON AND MONONUCLEAR Williams, J. MD Denver. CO

PROTEIN IS A NOVEL SERINE Katz, David H. MD

R2/CD23+

REGULATION PHAGOCYTES.

T CELLS IN IGE SECRETION. Endres, N. MD

OF LOW

330

FTvl

FUNCTIONAL EVlDENCE FOR HELPER CELLS AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO THE Kemeny, D. Michael Bell, Eric London, United Kingdom Manchester, United Kingdom

424

3:45

PM

IN VITRO SYNTHESIS OF ANTlGEN MacDonald, SM. MD Cretlcos. P.S. MD Hamilton, R.G. PhD Baltimore, MD

4:CIIl PM

IN-VITRO REGULAllON Parhar, Ranjii S. Al-Mohanna. Futwan Sheth, Kktikant Hatft. Hati Rh/odh. Saudi Arabia

AFFlNlTY Bar&h,

423

425

PROTEASE.

OF IMMUNE

IGE RECEPTORS

ON HUMAN

L. MD

AND SLIPPRESSOR ACTIVITY PERSISTENT IGE RESPONSE. Diaz-Sanchez, David Lee, Tak H.

SPECIFIC IGE. Lichtenstein, L.M. Norman, P.S. MD

MD,

CELL FUNCTIONS BY HUMAN Ernst. Peter Kwaasi, Aaron A. ACHumaidan. Eyad At&dairy, Sultan

OF CD8

PhD

IGE.

SUNSET ROSTER SESSION MONDAY, MARCH 4.lWl 4:15 P.M. - 600 P.M. TOPIC:

MECHANISMS

OF LOWER

AIRWAY RHINOVIRUS PhD J. MD MD PA PA

DISEASE

426

EFFECT OF DoY!~, W. Gwaitney. Green, I. F%tsburgh. Chartcttesville.

39 (RV-I INFECTION ON AIRWAY Skoner, D. MD SkerokY, J. MA Fireman, P. MD

427

IMMUNOHlSTOLOGY OF THE BRONCHIAL MUCOSA INTRlNSlC AND EXTRINSIC ASTHMA. Bentley, A.M. Maestrelli, P. Fabbri, L.M. Met-u. G. Stan, Chr. Bradley. B. Jeffery. P.K. Durham, S.R. Kay, A.B. London, Unlted Kingdom Padua. Italy

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY.

IN OCCUPATIONAL,

T

393

394

J, ALLERGY

Program

428

ASYMMETRICAL MACROMOLECULAR Perssan. C.G.A. Lund. Sweden

EFFECTS OF INCREASED HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE MOVEMENT ACROSS THE AIRWAY MUCOSA. Gustdsson. B.

429

METABOUSM OF PLATELET ACTIVATING FACTOR (PAF) FLUIDS FOLLOWING ANTTGEN CHALLENGE. Averil, F. MD Shin, M.H. MD Chilton, F. PhD Hubbard, W.C. PhD Noclerlo, R. MD Liu, MC. MD Baitimore, MD

430

EVALUATION OF BAROMETRlC HISTAMH’JE RELEASE. Olson, Nancy Y. MD Stechschutte. Daniel J. MD Kansas CitY. KS

PRESSURE

CHANGE

Diieepon,

IN NASAL

ON IN-VITRO K.N.

AND

ON

LUNG

LEUKOCYTE

PhD

431

THE EFFECTS OF EOSlNOPHlL PEROXIDASE AND MAJOR BASIC BETA-ADRENERGtC RECEPTORS. Makino. Sohie MD Motojima, Shinji MD Glelch. Gerald J. MD Rochester, MN Mibu. Japan Tochigi, Japan

PROTEIN

432

ROLE OF RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL DEGRANULABON IN BRONCHlOUTTS. Garofalo. Roberto MD Welliier, Robert C. MD Buffalo. NY

EOSINOPHIL

433

SERUM EOSINOPHIL Lewandowski. K. Lanner, A. Peterson, C. Toronto, Canada Upsala. Sweden

434

STEM CELL DYNAMICS IN ASTHMA: STEM CELLS AND MONOCYTES. Meggs. W.J. MD, PhD Metzger. W.J. MD Greenville, NC

435

PROTEINS

VIRUS

(RSV)-INDUCED

Kimpen. Jan Ogra, Pearay

L.L. MD L. MD

MEASURED IN CHlLDHodD Zimmerman, B. Enander, I.

CORRELATES Yongue.

ALLERGEN-AND BRADYKININ-INDUCED LUMEN IS DISTINCTLY AN INCREASE MUCOSA. Erjefatt, I. Lund, Sweden

A.C.

Persson.

BLOOD

BS

C.G.A.

437

A NEW CUNICAL PHENOMENON TO ALLERGEN CHALLENGE (DAR) Nattneus, I.K. MD PetlkanFillpek, M. MD Breda. The Netherlands

438

URINARY LTE4 PRODUCTtON ASTHMABC SUBJECTS. Hawksworth, Richard BSc Lee, Tak H. MD London, United Kingdom

URINARY LEUKOTtENE E4 LEVELS CHALLENGE. Thien. Frank MRCP Smith. Christime M. PhD Lee, Tak H. MD London, Untted Kingdom

PERIPHERAL

PLASMA EXUDATION INTO THE AIRWAY IN THE OUTWARD FERMEABILIPI OF THE

INCREASED MUSCARINIC PRESTIMULATION DECREASES RELAXATION BUT NOT BETA-ADRENOCEPTOR BINDING AND LUNG TISSUE OF GUINEA PIGS. Retnhardt, Diitrtch Lemoine. Host Worth, Heinrich Munich. Germany Dusseldorf, Germany

439

ASTHMA.

BETWEEN

436

AND

ON

BETA-ADRENERGIC ON TRACHEAL STRIPS

- A DELAYED TYPE OF ASTHMATIC RESPONSE AND ITS PHARMACOLOGIC MODULATION. Pellkan, Z. MD

BRONCHIAL Smith,

FOLLOWING

HYPER-RESPONSIVENESS Chridme

ALLERGEN

M.

PhD

AND

EXERCISE

Christie, Pandora E. MRCP Hawksworth, Richard J. BSC

IN

WN. IMMUNOL. JANLJARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

440

CHANGES INDUCED Ph. lsabelle O’Byrne, Denburg. Hargreave, Hamilton,

441

IN THE CELLULAR PROFILE ASTHMATlC RESPONSES. MD Paul M. MD Judah A. MD Frederick E. MD Canada

ACE IN ASTHMA TREATED Plusa. Tadeusz MD Pihota, Wllslow MD Warsaw. Poland

OF INDUCED

SPUTUM

Freltog, Andy MD Giiis-Gabardo, Adele Ddovlch, Jem/ MD

Kalczak,

Miroslaw

MD

PARAINFLUENZA III (P3) ViRUS INFECTION CAUSES AIRWAY NESS TO INTRAVENOUS SUBSTANCE P IN GUINEA p1GS. Clough. J. BS Sorkness. R. PhD Buckner, C. PhD Dick. E. PhD Lemonske, R. MD Mod&on, WI

443

DECREASED LEUKOTRIENE B4 (LTB4) 0’MN.T PRIMED BY LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE Cherta, S. Chabannes. B. Logarde. M. LYon Sud, France

444

EFFECTS OF CETlRlZiNE SALBUTAMOL. DeVos, C. PhD Naline, E. PharmD BrainsI’Alleud, Belgium Paris. France

ON

HUMAN

BRONCHI,

Condenas. Advenler,

444

CROSS-TACHYPHYLACTlC STUDIES EVlDENCE FOR PARTIAL ANTAGONlSM Pokxa, R. Hotgote. ST. Southampton. United Kingdom

INTERACTlON

RESPONSES

OF HUMAN

FACTORS

ATOPiC DERMARTtS (AD) AND HISTAMINE RELEASiNG FACTORS ON HUMAN SKIN MAST CELLS (HSMC). Zekowski, S. MD 0tte.R. MD Tharp,M. MD Fireman, P. MD Pittsburgh. PA

448

IDENTTFICATTON AND CHARACTERlZATlON IN RABBIT PLATELET LYSATES. Henrlksen, R.A. Fisher, R.H. Greenville, NC

450

WITH

WITH INHALED KININS IN ASTHMA: INDUCED BY INHALED TDESARGPI-BK. Rajakuiasingam, K.

447

449

NEUTROPHILS

M.L. PharmD C.A. MD

EFFECT OF BlOSTlM (RU 41.740) ON INFLAMMATORY GRANULOCYTES. BASOPHILS AND PLATELETS. Scheffer, J. PhD Ounis. I. MD Konlg, W. MD Eiochum, Germany Paris, France

RELEASING

HYPERRESPONSIVE-

PRODUCTION BY BLOOD (LPS). Aloui, R. Perttn-Foyolle, M. Pacheco, Y.

445

HISTAMINE

E&

BY STEROIDS.

442

TOPIC:

AFTER ALLERGEN-

EViDENCE OF DE NOVO SENSlTiVE SUBJECTS. Brunet.c. Bsc JoblnM. BSc Laval, Canada

SYNTHESlS

OF HISTAMINE

(HRFS):

RELEASING

EFFECT

ACTIVITY

Martin, J.F. Metzger. W.J.

AND

SECRmON

McCall, Hebert.

OF HRF IN RAGWEED-

S.R. PhD J. MD

ISOLATION AND BlOLOGlCAL ACTiVtTlES OF A MOLECULAR OF HISTAMINE-RELEASING FACTOR. Jobln,M. ErSc Brunet. C. ErSc Hebert. J. MD Laval. Canada

WEIGHT

SPECIE

395

396

J. ALLERGY

Program

NEUTROPHIL-DERIVED HUMAN LUNG TtSSUE. Nagakura. T. MD Masaki, T. MD Maekawa, K. MD Tokyo, Japan

451

TOPIC:

TREATMENT

NCA

AND

HISTAMINE Ohno. iikura,

RELEASING

ACTIVITY

FROM

K. BSc Y. MD

OF ASTHMA

452

DECLINE IN PULMONARY IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING Villacis, B.F. MD Charlesworth, E.N. MD San Antonlo. TX

453

CORTtSOL LEVELS AND GROWTH IN ASTHMABCS LESS THAN AGE WITH HIGH DOSE NEBUUZED STEROID (BUDESONIOE. 2 MG/DAY). Zimmerman, B. Trembtay. D. Holland, F.J. Brjnach, L. Szlapetll. G. Toronto, Conada

454

INHALED Palmer, London,

455

BONE DENSBY INVESTIGATTON REDUCTlON IN STEROIPDEPENMNT Jackson, R. MD McNeil, D. MD Cdumbus. OH

4%

THE EFFECT OF INHALATION 104353 ON LTC4AND ASTHMATIC SUBJECTS. ChristIe, P.E. MRCP Spur. 8. PhD London, United Kingdom

BECLOMEMASONE J.B.D. Untted Kingdom

FUNCTION TESTS (PFTI IN EXTRINSIC IMMUNOTHERAW (ID. Goetz, D.W. PhD. MD

DlPROPlONATE

- SYSTEMIC

ASTHMATICS

5 TREATED

EFFECTS REVIEWED.

DURING CONTROLLED CORTICOSTEROID ASTHMATTCS RECEIVING AURANOFIN. Gill, J.

OF THE LEUKOTRIENE D4 (LTM) ANTAGONIST LTEQINDUCED BRONCHOCONSTMCTTON

SKF IN

Crea. A. PhD Lee, T.H. MD

457

PHARMACODYNAMIC GUINEA PIG ASTHMA Chand. N. Nolan, K. Wichmann. J.K. Langevin, C.N. Kucharczyk. N. Cranbury, NJ

AND PHARMACOKlNETtC STUDIES WITH AZELASTlNE MODEL. Adusumalli, VI Diamantii, W. Plonka, J. Wong. K.K. Sofla, R.D.

458

EFFECT OF A SPECIFIC HYPERRESFQNSIVENESS LIPOPOLY-SACCHARIM Idaira, K. Kokubu. F. Takahashi, T. Asanumo, A. Harada. M. Koda. A. Tokyo. Japan Osaka, Japan

THROMBOXANE A2 ANTAGONIST, tNDUCED BY OZONE EXPOSURE EXKXURE IN GUtNEA FIGS. Imai, T. Adachi, M. Arimura, A. Kurosowa. A. Nagai, H.

459

PHARMACOLOGTC PROFILES OF S-1452, A NOVEL ANTAGONIST, AS AN ANTT-ASTHMATIC DRUG. Arimura, Aklnort Asanuma, Fuji0 Kurosawa, Atsushi Harada, Minoru Nagal. Hirolchi Koda. Akihide Osaka, Japan Glhu. Japan

IN

S-1452. ON AIRWAY IN BEAGLES AND BY

THROMBOXANE

A2

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

Program

87 1, PART 2

460

NEDOCROMIL’S EFFECT ON NEUTROPHIL MIGRATION THROUGH NONCELL BARRIERS. Casale, T.B. MD Carolan, E.J. PhD Iowa City, IA

CELL AND

461

EFFECT OF BECLOMErHASONE AND THEOPHYLUNE ON NONSPECIFIC BRONCHIAL HYPERRESFONStVENESS(HR) IN ASTHMATICS EXPOSED AND NOT EXPOSED TO ALLERGENS TO WHICH THEY ARE SENSITIVE. Areson. J. Nelson, H.S. Pearlman. D. Nathan, R. Bell, T. Bronsky. E. Denver, CO colorado springs. co

462

A DOUBLE-BLIND MULTKZENTER GROUP COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFlCACY OF NEDOCROMIL SODIUM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ADULT ASTHMATlCS USING A 82 AGONIST. Fink, J. MD Toshkii, D. MD W1lson.A. MD Silvers, W. MD Mihvaukee. WI Los Angeles. CA

463

BETA 2 AGONISTS IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE AnACK OF ASTHMA: ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATKIN AND SIDE EFFECTS. Scal~n, D.M.F. MD Toledo, E.C. MD Oliveira, CA. MD Sole. D. MD Naspitz, C.K. MD so0 Paulo, BRAzlL

464

FLUTICASONE FROPIONATE Chewinsky, P. Dockhorn, R. Noonan, M. Pleskow. w. Schoenwetter, W. Webb. R. N. Dartmouth, MA

465

INHlBlTlON BY AEROSOUZED ICI 204,219, LTD4 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, ALLERGEN-INDUCED BRONCHOCONSTRICTlON. Nathan, R.A. MD Storms, W.W. MD Bodman, SF. MD Minkwitz, MC. F’hD Glass, M. MD Colorado Springs, CO Wlbnlngton. DE

466

ATIENUATION OF ANTIGENINDUCED PKX BY A NEW XANTHINE DERIVATIVE Eda,R. MD 0kada.C. MD Bergren, V.A. BS Bergren, D.R. PhD Omaha, NE

(FP) AEROSOL IN ASTHMA. Bronsky. E. LaForce. C. Pearlman. D. Sebzer. J. van As, A.

BRONCHOCONSlRlCTlON IN GUINEA OF PENTOXIFYLLINE (HWA-448). , zz’ Towtiey,

:DMD R.G. MD

457

THE EFFECT OF TERFENADlNE ON THE BRONCHOCONSTRlCTlON. RESPONSE AND LEUKOPENIA INDUCED BY PLATELET-ACTIVATING Hopp. R.J. DO Dowllng, P. MD Agrawal, D.K. PhD Town@. R.G. MD Nalr, N. MD Bewtra, A.K. MD Omaha. NE

468

INFLUENCE OF MITE INJECTlONS Tr[gul, Fathl MD Saint-Pow. France

469

EFFECT OF IPRATROPIUM CHILDREN. Shuckett, E.P. MD Sirnons, F.E.R. MD Watson, W.T.A. MD Winnipeg, Canada

DERMAL FACTOR.

ON FEVl IN ASMMATlC CHILDREN. Menardo, J.L. MD

BROMIDE

OF

(IB) ON INTRAOCULAR St. Vincent, J.C.M. Becker, A.B. MD

PRESSURES IN BN

397

398

J. ALLERGY

Program

470

DOUBLE BLlND. PLACEBO-CONTROLLED ASTHMA WlJH PYRIDOXINE. Buchmeier, A. Comoro. M. Nelson. H.S. Denver, CO

STUDY Sur. S. Morgan,

OF

THE TREATMENT

OF

S.

471

POWDER INHALATION OF TER5UTmNE AND SALBUTAMOL, A CUMULATIVE DOSE-REPONSE COfvlPARtS3N OF t3RONCHODllATlNG EFFECT AND SfDE EFFECTS. Lofdahl, Cbes-Goran MD Ullman, Anders MD Lunde. Helen MD Svedmyr, Nils MD Gotelxxg, Sweden

472

A DOUBLE BLlND STUDY OF IODINATED GLYCEROL (ORGANIDIN) CHRONIC ASTHMATlC PATfEN% RECEIVING ll+EROPHYLLlNE. Repsher, Lawrence H. MD Wheut Ridge, CO

473

EVALUATION OF PEMIROLAST. A NEW NON-BRONCHODILATOR MEDICATION. FOR PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA. Orgel, H.A. Kemp, J.P. Bernstein, I.L. Bierman. C.W. Ll, J.T. Siegel. SC. Spongerberg. R.B. Tlnkelman. D.G. SanDk?go.CA

474

A ONE-WEEK EVALUATION Of SALMETEROL, A NEW LONGACTJNG ADRENERGKZ AEROSOL FOR ASTHMA THERAPY. Kemp, J.P. Bierman, C.W. Bransky. E.A. Cocchetto, D.M. DeMars, D.D. Justus. SE. Uddle, R. Orgel, HA. Tlnkelman. D.G. van As, A. San D&jo. CA

475

PREVALENCE OF POSTERIOR SUBCAPSUlAR CAJARACTS &SC) ASTHMATlC F’OPULATION UNDERGOING LONG-TERM SUf?VElUANCE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF INHALED STEROID THERAPY. Dyson. Charles MO McCormkk, duncan S. MO Toogocd. J.H. MD London, Canada

476

TROLEANDOMYCIN (TAO) THERAPY EFFECTS ON BONE METABOLISM. Kamada, Alan K. PharmD Szefler, Stanley J. MD Denver, CO

IN SNERE

STEROID

IN STABLE,

ANTIALLERGY

REQUlRlNG

BETA2-

IN

AN FOQ

ASTHMA:

Hill, Malcolm R. PharmD Brenner, A. Manon MD

477

NEUROKININS CAUSE AIRWAY Jots. Guy F. MD, PhD Ghent. Belgium

MAST CELL ACTIVATION Pauwels, Romoin

478

EVIDENCE AGAINST NEURALLY AND HUMAN ILEUM. Fox, C.C. MD Baltimore, MD

MEDIATED

HISTAMINE

Undem.

B.J.

IN THE RAT. A. MD, PhD

RELEASE

IN GUINEA

PIG

PEPJIDES SKIN.

OF

PhD

479

COMBlNED EFFECT OF C-TERMINAL AND SUBSTANCE P ON GRANULOCYTE INFlLTRATK)N Tanaka, S. MD Iwamoto. Tomioka, H. MD Yoshida. Chii, Japan

N-TERMINAL IN MOUSE I. MD S. MD

480

FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT AN EXPERlMENJAL ANllAUERGY AGENT. SCH 37224, INHIBITS TACHYKININ-MEDIATED PULMONARY RES’ONSES lN GlJlNEA PIGS. Kreutner. W. F%D M-o, G. EQO% R.W. PhD Chapman, R.W. PhD Hey, J.A. PhD Bloomfield. NJ

481

v*oAcnvE INTESTINAL mmx INHIBITS PHORBOL ESTER-ENHANCED SYNTHESIS IN A HUMAN B CELL LINE. Cheng. Paul P.J. Sreedharon, Sunil P. Robichon, Alain Goetzl, Edward J. San Francisco, CA

IGM

CLtN. IMWJNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

402

UNteUE SUPPREsslON OF HUMAN BLOOD MONONUCLEAR -ON OF tGG BY PROLONGED EXPOSURE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE (VlP). Adebnan. Dantet C. MD Go&&J. MD Hcssner.Avt MD Son Fran&co. CA

483

VIRAL PEPTtDE MtMKX LYMF’HOF2OLtFERATION. Barker,Sotedad BSc San Fran&co. CA

TOPIC: 4&l

485

486

IMMUNE

VtP-tNDUCED

SUPPRESStON

LEUKOCYTE (ML) TO VASOACTIVE

OF SPECtFlC

Frtck, Oscar

L. MD

DEFICIENCY IN VtVO EFFECT OF PREDNtSONE AND SERUM tGG SLJBCLASSES. Cello, John Paul MD Irvtne. CA SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY OLD BOY. Becker, Jock M. MD Green, Jeffrey M. MD Darutger, Roger N. MD Phttadetphii, PA

ON

SFECtFK.2 Gupta.

ANTlBODY Sudhir

OF A FUNCTtONAL

RESPONSE

MD

ANTIBODY

DEFECT IN A 9 YEAR

Lischner. Harold W. O&s. Hans D. MD Douglas, Steven D.

TRANSlENT HYPOGAMMAGLOBUUNEMIA AND FOLLOW-UP. Verma. Rakesh C. MD Phttodetphta. PA

MD MD

OF EARLY CHILDHOOD McGeady,

(SAR)

Stephen

EXTENSION

J. MD

487

HUMORAL IMMUNE IMMUNODEFKXENCY Kramer, B. MD Wedgwcod,R. MD Bronx, NY Seattle. WA

400

INCREASED DOSAGE REQlJtREMENTS FOR INTRAVENOUS GAMMAGLOBLtLtN (IVtQ REPtACEMENT DURlNG THE SECOND AND THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY (IUP) IN A PATtENT WtTH COMMON VARIABLE HYPOGAMMAGLOBLJLtNEMtA (CVt-0. Engter. R.J.M. MD Potty. S.M. MD Ambrus, J. MD Washtngton. DC St. Louis, MO

489

IS THE ROlJTlNE SCREENING USEFUL? Epstein, Michetle M. MD New Haven, CT

490

491

492

493

IGG SUBCLASS PATIENTS. Den& Kathleen Dcnwlctns.RogerL. Santa Monica.

AND A.

RESPONSES IN A PATtENT WITH COMMON (CVtDI AFTER INFECTtON WITH HIV. 0chs.H. MD Rubinsfein. A. MD

FUNCTKXAL PhD MD

FOR THE SAUVARY Boumgarten.

ANTlBODY

SECRETORY

VARIABLE

COMPONENT

Alexander

LEVELS IN ADULT

MD

IGA DEFICIENT

French, Martyn A.H. MD Peter, James B. MD, PhD

CA

IGA SUBCLASS IN AStHMATiC CHILDREN AND IN INFANTS Wtl-H RECURRENT RESFIRATORY tNFECTtON. Bustos. G.J. Buds, G.J. Jr. Butos. G.D. Amr, M. Ramero. 0. Mtnneapolis, MN cordoba. Argenttno ISOLATED 1664 DEFtCtENCY IN CHILDREN: A UNtQUE SEROLOGX MARKER FOR RECURRENT RESFIRATORY INFECTtON RISK? Carmack. MA. Moss, R.B. Stanford. CA DO PATlENt WtTH lNtE!jTlNAL LYMFttANGtECTAStA NEED IMMUNOGLOBULIN REPLACEMENT THERAPY? IMMUNE EVALUATtON OF TWO CHILDREN. Pacheco. SE. MD Retd.B. MD Rose&bif.H.M. MD Hanson, C.G. MD Stwarer. W.T. MD, PhD Houston, TX

399

400

J, ALLERGY

Program

494

495

496

ANTI-IGA ANTIBODIES PRoDucTs. Bjorkonder. Janne Smith, Cl. Edword Goteborg. Sweden Huddinge, Sweden IMMUNOGLOBUUN Anderson, M.H. Augusta, GA

AND

THE ACCEPTANCE

Hammotstrom, Belin. Lors

VALUES

PARTIAL IMMUNOGLOBUUN SUBCLASS DEFICIENCY. McNeil, D. MD Lament, R. Columbus, OH

DEFICIENCY

IN

498

IN VIVO AND IN VITRO ASSESSMENTS Esch, Robert E. PhD Buckley. C. Edward Ill MD Lenoir. NC Durham, NC

499

COMMON VARIABLE lMMUNODEFlClENCY SYNDROME. Carro. J. MD Nelson, Stein, M. MD Good, St. Petersburg. FL West Palm Beach. FL GENETICALLY-DETERMINED PROFILES OF 76 INFANTS. GOSSOQ~, D.L. MD Buckley, R.H. MD Durham. NC

CHEMOTHERAPY.

ASSOCIATION

Sanberg,

IMMUNE RESPONSES IN CHILDREN .%urdardottir. ST. MD C-osselbrant. M. MD Fireman, P. MD Pittsburgh. PA

PLASMA

Lennort

IN CHILDREN ON CANCER Guill, M.F. MD

MD

497

503

OF IGA CONTAINING

WITH

IGG

P.

WITH OTITIS MEDlA WITH EFFUSION 0tte.R. MD Hoddad, J. MD

COME).

OF CELLULAR IMMUNITY Weinhc+d, Kent J. PhD

IN A PATlENT R.P. MD R.A. PhD.

T CELL DEFICIENCV: E&k,

CLINICAL M.E.

WITH

TURNER’S

MD

AND

L4BORATORY

MD

501

A CASE OF PRlMARY T CELL IMMUNODEFICIENCY WITH DECREASED EXPRESSION OF TCRICD3 MOLECULES ASSOCIATED Wmr ROBERT’S SYNDROME. Korlopudi, S. MD Day, N.K PhD Good, R.A. PhD, MD. DSc Jyonouchi, H. MD St. Petersburg, FL

502

OSTEOMYELITIS IN A PATlENT FOLLOWlNG DOSE REDLkXON Dorenboum, A. MD Abramson, S.L. MD, PhD Rosenblott, H.M. MD Shearer, W.T. MD, PhD Houston, TX

503

ANALYSlS SEQUENCE. Ho&on, Hanson. Shearer, Houston.

504

505

OF CD4 Lyndoll Celine Willlam TX

WITH CHRONlC GRANULOMATOUS OF RECOMBINANT eMEi?FERON Kline, M.W. MD Hanson, C.G. MD Anderson. DC. MD

SUBPOPULAllONS

F. MD G. MO T. MD,

IN PATlENTS

WITH PARTlAL

Rcsenbfatt. Howard Brown, Betty s.

M.

B CELL

AND

DlSEASE GAMMA

DIGEORGE MD

PhO

ATAXIA TElANGlECTASiA WITH T AND OF THE NK CELL fJ@ULAmN. Jones, CA. MD Hoddad, Z.H. MD LOS An~eies. CA ANALYSIS OF T AND B LYMPHOCYTE DIGEORGE SYNDROME. Sjohll, H. MD Good, R.A. PhD, MD, DSc JyofvxcM, H. MD St. petecsbug. FL

DEFICIENCY

Durkc&mfih,

PHENOTYPES Urval. K. MD Day. N.K.

D.

EXPANSION

MTSI

IN PATlENTS

WITH PARTIAL

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY lS9?

VOLUME NUMBER

Program

87 1. PART 2

506

LYMPHOCYTE FUNCTtONAL RESPONSES TO MEASLES AND MUMPS ANTIGEN AS A MANlFESTAllON OF THE DISEASE PROGRESStON IN PEDIATRIC HIV PATIENTS. CastllkxLax~m MD Young, Rose Mane MD Frieri. Marianne PhD. MD BaM. Howard MD East Meadow, New York

507

COMPARtSON BETWEEN MULTITEST MERIEUX INST. (MD AND INTRADERMAL DELAYED TYPE HYPERSENSRTVITY SKlN TESTS (ID) IN HIV SEROPOSITIVE PATIENTS. Da~is.W. MD Engler, R.J.M. MD Moyer. D. MD Smith. L. MD Wlenba, T. MS, MPH Blrx, D. MD Washington, DC San Diego, CA

508

EFFECTS OF INTERFERON ON BETA2 MICROGLOBULIN, TRYPTOPHAN, 2-5A SYNTHETASE AND INDOLEAMINE DIOXYGENASE IN EARLY HIV INFECTION. Grazlano. F.M. MD, witt, P.L. Ozaki, Y. Brown, R.R. Irlzam/. A. Storer, B. Borden, E.C. MD Madison, WI

509

EFFECT OF ALKYLUREAS Rubinstein, Arye MD Kotknan, T. Goldsteln, H. MD Bmnx. NY

ON HTLV-1118. CalveIll, Eitbaum,

T. PhD D. PhD

510

DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT OF IMMUNOREGULATORY ACTIVITIES PROBE ON CORD BLOOD VS. ADULT LYMPHOCYlES. TOW. H. Nair, M.P.N. Schwartz, S.A. Ann Arbor, Ml

511

EXPANStON OF LEU2+7+ (CD&CD57+) LYMPHOCYTE SUBPOWIATION IN SYMPTOMATlC HIV+ CHILDREN (HIV+C). Minlkes. NJ. MD Schuvd,S. MD Bonagum, V.R. MD Valacer, D.J. MD New HYde Park, NY

512

INCREASED INCIDENCE OF HlADR5 WITH PAROTID ENLARGEMENT (FE). Soberman, N. O’ReiH/, M.E. Bedofl. w. New Hyde Park, NY New York, NY

TOPIC:

0-S)

IN HIV+ CHILDREN

Pcsner, M. Lecnidas, J. Bonagum. V.

LATEX ALLERGY

513

IGE MEDIATED ALLERGY DIAGNOSTTC PROCEDURE Jaeger, D. Baur, x. Bochum, Germany

514

lNll?AOPERAllVE ANAPHYLAXIS: GokIM. MD Swarlz. J.S. MD Shandling, B. MB Toronto, Canada Hamiiton. Canada

515

FATAL ANAPHYLAXIS ALLERGY. Ownby, D.R. MD Sammons, N. RN Detroit, Ml516 Slater. Jay E. MD washlngton. DC

516

IMMUNOPHENOTYPE

OF HIV ENV-GAG

LATEX ANTIGENS. Slater. Jay E. MD Washington, DC

TO LATEX PROTEINS CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTTC ASPECTS. Czuppon. A.

DURlNG

RELEVANCE,

AN ASSOClATlON WITH LATEX SENSITIVITY. Braude, B.M. MD Dolovlch, J. MD

A BARtUM

ENEMA

Tomlanovich, McCullough,

ASSOCIATED

WITH LATEX

M. MD J. LATEX AMIGENS.

401

402

J. ALLERGY

Program

517

IMMEL%ITE-lYPE REACTIONS Fuchs, m. G&r. J. GatHngen. Germany Reinbek. Germany

518

PREVALENCE OF IAlEX ROOMS. CharpIn, Denis MD Lhermet. Ide MD Marseille. Fmnce

TO RUBBER. Wahl,

ALLERGY

IN NURSES Lag&, Vewioet.

519

AN UNUSUAL CASE OF CONTACT Hat&en. Bjom M. PhD Vleluf, Dieter MD Hamburg, Germany

520

PREOPERATNE Sockln, Steven Boston, MA South Weymouth.

PROPHYLAXIS M. MD

WORKING

Francoise Daniel

IN

OPERATING

MD MD

DERMATlTlS DUE TO A RAINCOAT. Hemwnn. Kitsten Ring, Jdwnnes MD, PhD

OF LATEX ANAPHYLAXIS. Young, Mk%ael

C.

MD

MA

521

NATURAL Sussman. Dol&ch. Toronto, Hamilton,

522

LATEX HYPERS!INSlllVll-Y Sharma. Ronjan MO Durham, NC

LATEX HYPERSENSlTlVllY G.L. J. Canada Canada

IMRAOpERAllVE Shapiro. G.G. Burns, M.W. Mitchell, M.G. Seattle. WA

523

R.

REACTIONS. Tarlo. S.

IN HEALTH

CARE WORKERS. Buckley, C. Edward.

CAROIOVASCUIAR

COUAPSE

Vimnt, F.S.

Ill MD

DUE TO LATEX

ALLERGY

Mayo, M.G. Nguyen. D.

CHARACTERKATION OF LATEX ALLERGENS WITH IMMUNOELECTROPHORESlS AN0 IMMUNOBLOTllNG. Maklnen-K&men. S. PhD Turjanmaa. K. MD Aienlus. H. MS Paiosuo,T. MD Reunaki, T. MD Helsinki, Finland Tampere. Finland

524

SUNRISS POSTER SESSlON TUESDAY, MARCH 5.1991 7:oO A.M. - 830 A.M. TOAC:

ADVERSE

FOOD

REACTiONS

525

ALLERGENICIlY OF INFANT Adler. 9. MB, ChB Rudge. F. London, United Kingdom

526

TOPICAL AND SYSTEMIC IMMEDIATE Schwartz, Robert H. MD Rochester, NY Santa Clclra. CA

527

REST ANlIGENlCllY (CMH). Einamon.Roland

528

AN0

FORMULAE

AND COW’S Asaduliohi.T. Warner, J.O.

REACTORS TO COW’S Hank, Nick S. PhD

ALLERGENICIlY

PhD

IN-VIVO AND INVITRO STUDIES HYPOALLERGENIC FORMULAE. Rugo. E. MO Wahn,U. MD Berltn.Germany Hamburg. Germany

MILK SUBSTITUTES. BSc MO

OF COW’S Kjellman,Max

ON THE ALLERGENIC Wahl.

R. FhD

MILK

MiLK

HYDROLYSATES

MO

ACTIVITY

OF OIFFEREM

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

529

INVESTIGATtON OF ANllGENtCtTY AND ALLERGENKXY FORMULAE (AR BY RAST, IMMUNOBLOTTtNG AND Forster, J. Gortter. Y. Utbanek. R. Fretburg. Germany Vienna. Austria

530

DETERMlNATlON OF REDUCTTON HYDROLYSATES BY MEASURtNG Bauer, Carl-Peter Munich, Germany

531

DlSTRtBUTlON OF MONO OR MULTl SUSCEPTlBtUTlES IN A POPUIATION PARENTS ALLERGIC TO COW’S MILK PROTEINS. RELATlVE INCIDENCE DIFFERENT ALLERGENS. Wal, JM. FhD Ley. J.P. PhD David.8. MD Peitre, G. PhD Parts. France

532

PROSPECTlVE ESTIMATKIN OF tGG, IGG SUBCLASS AND IGE ANTlBODlES DIETARY PROTEINS IN INFANTS WlTH COW MILK ALLERGY. Host,A. MD Husby. S. MD Larsen, J.N. PhD Gjesing. B. PhD Lowenstein, H. DSc Odense. Denmark Horshotm. Denmark

533

COW’S MILK ALLERGY Levy, Y. MD Kombrot. B. MD Einstein, 8. MD Petah-Tikva, Israel

534

ANAFtlYLAKIS IN A MILK-ALLERGIC CONTAMINATED KOSHER-LABELED Jones, R.T. BS Yunginger, J.W. MD Rochester, MN

535

ABSORF’RON OF OVOALBUMIN Cavagni. G. Paganelli, R. Glordano, S. Rome, Itah/

5%

SYSTEMIC ANAPHYlAKlS THAWED SHMMPS. Colas des Francs, V. Kapferschmltt-Kubler, Pauli. G. MD Strasbourg. Fmnce

537

538

AND

OF ALLERGENtClTY THE tGE-BINDING

NUTRlllONAL

MEASLES IMMUNRATION ALLERGY. Bruno. Giovanna MD Cantor% Amatda MD. B&nco,Luisa MD Rome. ltab EVTDENCE OF ALLERGENIC WATERMELON. Ross. Brandon D. MD Ownby. Dennis R. MD Detrolt, Ml

RtCKElS IN A FOUR Davidovttz,M. MD Avramovltz, T. BSc Danan. Y.L. MD

IN BREAST-FED Cattarelll, Bertolini.

OCULAR

F’ROJECTION

IN CHILDREN Grandatfa, Vanoter.

YEAR OLD

BOY.

OF MILK-

OF

UQUID

FROM

MEDIATED

EGG

J. MD

WlTH

IGE

Mlcheie Cristiana

E. MD MD

BETWEEN

McCullough.

BANANA

AND

Judith

539

mw+w4xis To CARROT: moss WlTH SPlCES FROM THE UMBELLIFERAE Lopez, M. MD Hetbling. A. MD New Orleans, LA Clevetand. OH

mcnm OF CARROT FAMILY (UF). Schwartz,H. MD Lehrer. S. PhD

540

CHRONIC ANAF’HYLAXIS PRODUCTS. Yeates. Henry M. Orem. UT

BY INGESTTON Jenson,

TO

MD

CROSS-REACTIVITY

CAUSED

OF 63 OF THE

INFANTS C. P.

deBl0v.F. Kopte&hmitt,

MD

(MI)

IN SOY-BEEF-COLLAGEN CAPACITY.

CHILD FOLLOWING INGESTION DAIRY-FREE’ DESSERT. Squilkxe, D.L. BA

AFTER MD MC.

OF HYFQALLERGENIC AUTORADIOGRAFHY.

Kraig,

OF

SPECIFIC

VEGETABLE

K. MD

IGE

GUM

403

404

J. ALLERGY

Program

541

TOPIC: 542

543

544

FIXED FOOD ERUPTION. Ketso. John M MD San Diego, CA DRUG

ALLERGY

AND

INTOLERANCE

A CASE OF KETOROIAC sENslnvlTY. Foumier. DC. MD Hlimon, B.C. MD Shreveport, LA ACETAMINOPHEN Stempel. Davld Sullivan, Timothy Seattle. WA Dallas. TX

INDUCED

ASTHMA

IN AN ADULT

Linehon,

INDUCED MD J. MD

A.T.

ANAF’HYLAXJS. Simms,

BOVINE THROMBlN AS A CAUSE REPORT OF A CASE. Henry, A.R. MD Ledoux, R.A. BS Goodman, D.L. MD Aurora. CO

Roy

WITH ASPIRIN

MD

MD

OF POST-OPERATIVE O’Connell, Vaughan,

ANAPHYIAXIS: M.A. MD T.R. MD

545

ANAPHYlAXIS TO PROTAMINE Dykewlcz. Mark S. MD St. Louts, MO Chicago, IL

COMPONENT Orfan,

546

PROTAMINE HYF’ERSENSlTlVlTY Kim, H.W. MD Lleberman, P. MD Memphis. TN

PRESENRNG Yoo.

547

INTERPRETING SYSTEMlC REACTlONS DURING SKIN TESTING: ANAPHYLAXIS TO BENZALKONtUM CHLORIDE (B-&Q Loeb. Lazarus Gruchalla, Rebecca Kennerly, Donald MD Ft. Worth, TX DaUas. TX

IN NF’H HUMAN Nicholas MD

AS AN INSLlUN T.J. MD, PhD

INSULIN.

REACTION,

EVALUATING MD

548

MANAGEMENT OF DEFEROXAMINE Crttchlow, M.E. MD New Orleans, LA

(DF) HYPERSENSlTlViTY Waring, N.P. MD

549

USINOPWL INDUCED Dao, H.T. MD Sooho0.G. MD Los Angeles. CA

AND RESF’lRATORY DISTRESS Klaustermeyer. W.B. MD

550

HEMATEMESlS ADMINISTRATION. Cano. F. MD Ballow. M. MD Buftolo, NY

ANGlOEDEMA

SECONDARY

THEOPHYLLINE Donovon,

551

ANAFHYLAXlS INJECTION: Hunt, L.W. Rochester,

552

METRONIDAZOLE HYFERSENSlTlVilY Kurohara. Margaret L. MD Lebherz. Thomas 8. MD Los Angeles, CA

553

PHOTOSENSJTIVRY REACTION FOLLOWED BY VITIUGO. Bergner. Thomas MD Rueff. Franzlska MD Munich. Germany

DUE

VOCAL CORD DYSFUNCTTON Goodman, D.L. MD Skkarew, P.R. MD Auroro. CO

(VCD)

554

FOLLOWING HYPERSENStR’MY MD MN

TO

FIRST

IN A CHILD

TOXICITY K.M.

BY

ORAL

DO

A KENALOG CIRIAMClNOlONE TO CARBOXYMETHYtCElLULOSEE. Dunn, W.F. MD

ACETONIDE)

AND ORAL DESENSlTtZATION. Kwong, Frank K. MD Kloustermeyer, Williim B. MD

TO

SYSTEMIC

Pqbilla.

PRESENTING O’Connell.

PROMETHAZINE

Bernhard

MD

AS ANAPHYIAXIS. M.A. MD

(PM.?!)

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 199i

VOLUME NUMBER

Program

87 1. PART 2

SUCCESSFUL DESENSlTlZATlON REACTlON TO RECOMBlNANT (HUMATROPE). Walker, S.B. MD Weiss, M.E. MD Seattle. WA

OF A PATlENT WHO HAD HUMAN (RH) GROWIH

556

ESTROGEN (E) HYPERSENSlllW Young, Michael C. MD south Weymouth, MA

AND DESENSITIZATION. Deli% Claudio MD

557

PLATELET FACTOR 3 (PF3) IMMUNOINJURY ASSAY IN SULFAMETHOXAZOLE (SMX) INDUCED PLATELET LYSIS. Detjen, P.F. MD Shaughnessy. M.A. BS Cohen, I. PhD, MD Gmmmer, L.C. MD Chicago. IL

558

DELAYED ALLERGlC REACTlONS TO BETALACTAMS. INTOLERANCE TO AMOXICIUJN OR AMPICILLIN WITH GOODTOLERANCE TO BENM PENICILLIN. Burgos. F. Blanca. M. Vega, J.M. Carmona. M.J. Miranda, A. Garcia. J.J. Perez-Estrada. M. Acebes, J.M. Malaga. Spain

559

PREDlCTlVE VALUE (PV) OF CEFAZOUN (CFD SKIN TESTS (ST) IN THE EVALUAllON OF NON-UFE THREATENING REACllONS (NTR) DURING CEFACLOR (CFC) THERAPY IN CHILDREN (PD. Valacer, D.J. MD Posner, M.D. MD Wipfler, K.P. RN Bonagura. V.R. MD New Hyde Park, NY

560

THE EFFECTS OF LORATADlNE. DIPHENHYDRAMINE AND PLACEBO WORKER PRODUCTIVITY: RESULTS OF A DOUBLE BUND TRIAL. Adelsberg. B.R. MD D’AmiwBeadon. A. PhD East Meadow, NY

561

A COMPARATlVE STUDY TO THE EFFECTS OF CEfIRlZlNE, TERFENADINE AND TRIPROUDINE ON AClWAL DRIVING AND PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE. Volketts, E.R. van Willigenburg. A.P. von Laar, M.W. Maes, R.A. Utrecht, The Netherlands

562

THE EFFECT OF TERFENADINE Sklarew, P.R. MD Vaughan, T.R. MD Aurora, CO

563

PERFORMANCE OF A RAPID MICROTITER PLATE HISTAMINE USING A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY. Hsu, Y.P. Moss, R.B. Stanford. CA

TOPlC: INFLAMMATORY 564

565

545

Tattoni,

A SYSTEMIC HORMONE

D.S. MD

ON

OR URINATION. Thrasher, J.B. MD Spaulding. H.S. MD RELEASE ASSAY

CELLS AND PHARMACOLOGY EFFECT OF AN HERBAL COMPOSITE IN GUINEA-PIG AIRWAYS. Toda, M. MD Amagal, M. MD Motojima, S. MD Maklno.S. MD Mlbu, Japan lochigi. Japan THE EFFECT 0~ MIDAGLIZ~LE LYMPHOCYrES. Sugiyama. H. MD 0kada.C. MD Townley, R.G. MD Omaha. NE

CTJ-96) ON EOSINOFHIL

ACCUMULATION

Yamai, T. MD Akutsu, I. MD Fukuda, T. MD

0~ cyclic

AMP PRoDucnoN

IN HUMAN

Miyogawo. H. MD Eda,R. MD

CYTOLOGIC CHANGES IN NASAL SECRETIONS (Ns) DUWNG THE LATE NASAL RESPONSE CLNR) PRETREATED WlTH DlSODlUM C ROMOGLYCATE (DSCQ AND BECLOMETHASONE DIPROP. @DA) OR BUDESONIDE (BSA). Pelikan, 2. MD Pelikon-Filipek. M. MD Breda. The Nethetinds

405

406

J. ALLERGY

Program

567

THE IN-VITRO EFFECT OF TERFENADINE ON NEll RoF’HlL CHEMOTACTIC ACTIVTTY (NCA) AND EOSNOPHlL CHEMOTACTKZ ACTIVITY @CA) AFlER INHALATION OF PLATELET ACllVAllNG FACTOR @‘AF). Okada,C. MD t4i)qawa.H. MD Sugiyama. H. MD Eda,R. MD How, R.J. DO 8ewtra. A.K. MD To\;/idey. R.G. MD Omaha, NE

568

THE EFFECT OF CETIRlZlNE EOSlNOPHlL PEGOXIDASE Townley, R.G. MD Mtyagawa. H. MD Eda,R. MD Bewira, A.K. MD Omaha. NE

569

INHIBITORY EFFECT OF lBUDlLAST EOSINOPHIL CHEMOTAXIS. Numao,T. MD Fukushlma, Y. MD Majlma,K. BS Tochlgl, Japan

ON EOSlNOPHIL CHEMOTAXIS AND RELEASE QFO) IN HUMAN ALLECGlC SUBJECTS. 0kada.C. MD Sug&ama,H. MD Hopp, R.J. DO

ON PLATELET ACTIVATING

OF

FACTOR-HVDUCED

Fukuda, T. MD Akutsu. I. MD Moklno.S. MD

570

INFLUENCE OF NEDOCROMIL CHANGES IN HUMAN NASAL Davies. R.J. McCloskey. D.T. London, United Kingdom

SODIUM (N> ON EOSNOPHIL-INDUCED EPITHELIAL CELL (HNE) ACTlVtlY. IN VITRO Sapsford, R.J. Devalia, J.L.

571

THE EFFECT OF F’LANT FLAVONOIDS Sloan, R. MD Ackerman, S. PhD Middleton. E. Jr., MD Buffalo, NY Boston, MA

572

THE EFFECT OF FLAVONOJDS ON CYTOSOLIC CALCIUM IN STtMUlATED HUMAN PlATELETS. Middleton. E. Jr. MD D~ewiecki, G. Buffalo. NY

573

PROINFLAMMATORY Brestel. Eric P. MD Greenville, NC

574

NASAL CYTOLOGY: Virant, F.S. Bierman. C.W. S&a:: F&G.

PROPERllES

COMPARISON

ON EOSiNOF’HIL DEGRANULATION, Boron-Ragolzy. R. MD Dnewieckl. G.

CONCENTRATIONS

OF HYFOCHLORITE-TREATED

OF @LOW VS. SCRAPING Wllllams, P.F. l’lersm. W.E. Furukawa. CT.

ALBUMIN

TECHNIQUES.

%Uttb:WA’ 575

TOPIC:

COMBlNED EFFECTS OF A PAF ANTAGONlST AND I41 AND H2 HlSTbJ&NE RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS ON IGE .SYSTEMlC A-LAX% IN THE RAEBIT. Lohman, I. Carla Halonen. Marilyn Tucson. AZ IMMUNE

MECHANISMS

AND

DISEASE

576

TREATMENT OF THE CAPILLARY Buckley, C. Edward Ill MD Durham, NC

570

PROOAOMElANOCOl?TlN

StephaxKI.A. Knight, London, 579

MSc

R.k PhD UnIted Kingdom

h4RNA

LEAK SYNDROME.

EXPRESSON

BY HUMAN

-.penny Llghtmon,

LEUCOCYTES

MD S.L.

MD

ANTI-UROKlNAsE ANIlBODY BUT NOT ANTI-TISSUE TYPE ACTIVATOR AMSMW oRu!cALoM.INDUCED mT@bE K&%K%@S L-CLEAR CELLS. Muroll, M.R. MD Durkii. H.G. PhD Auci, D.L. F’hD Brooklyn. NY

PLASMINCGEN

CL!N. MMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

580

IN VlTRO MODEL TO KlLL HUMAN LYMPHOCYrES AND CANCER CELLS BY USlNG HOST NATURALLY OCCURi?lNG ANTlBODlES AGAINST XENOGENIC CELLS. Etievant, M. MD Sabobvic, D. PhD. DMV Davk3.B. MD Paris, France

581

THE EFFECT OF AN Hl BLOCKER. CEflRlZlNE DIHYDROCHLORIDE, ON CHEMOTAX6 OF SUBPOPULAllONS OF LEUKOCYTES. Jinquan. Tan Zacharbe, Cbus Shnonsen, Carsten ThesttupPedersen. Ktistbn Aarhus C., Denmark

582

FAILURE OF INHlBlTORS OF FORMATION OR ENHANCERS OF DEGRADATION OFTOXIC OXYGEN PRODUCTSTO PREVENT IMMUNE COMPLEX(IC)-INDUCED EN-IEROPATHY. Ng. Bonnie Bbch, Kurt J. Boston, MA

503

ADRENERGIC MECHANlSMS IN THE IL-3 AND GM-C%- INDUCED DE NOVO SYNlHESlS OF HISTIWNE DECARBOXYIASE IN HEMOF’OlEllC PROGENITOR CELLS. Hackney, J.F. PhD Heim, 0. MD Schulk M. MD Wagner, H. MD Zotity, J. MD Laakey, R.F. MD KRanowski. J.J. PhD Szentivanyi, A. MD Tampa, FL

584

THE EFFECT OF IL-2 AND swmimc CRP PE~DE ON TNF PRODUCTION MURlNE PULMONARY MACROPHAGES. Maier, MC. MD Melton, A.L MD Thomcissen. M.J. PhD Penay. J. r~fr wsc13 Bama, B.P. PhD Clevebnd. OH

585

MACROPHAGE PHENOl-yPlC NONDIGESTIBLE PARTICLES. Laszb. Daniel J. MD, PhD Rbhes. David, W.H. PhD Winstor6alem , NC Denver. CO

DEVELOPMENT Hensan.

ELICITED BY DIGESTI@LE AND Peter M. PhD

586

ClRCUlAllNG CYTOKINE LEVELS IN RAGWEED-SENSlTlVE PAllEMS. Mitchell, Dean MD Baik-Han, Won MD Mazza,David MD Mettney. David MD Reddy. Mohan PhD Grieco. Michael MD New York, NY

587

CHEMOAllR’ICTAM Lad, P. Kapteln, J. Scott.

Los

s. Angeles.

BY

RECEPTORS ON B LYMPHOCYTES. Kalunta. C. Lln, C. Gu. G.

CA

588

SERA FROM MICE WITH GRAFT% HOST DISEASE (GVHD) RELEASE IN RAT BASOPHIUC LEUKEMIA 0 CELLS. Keefe. R.G. Cbman, H.N. Dreskln. SC. Denver, CO

CAUSES SEROTONIN

589

ALTERATKINS IN BRAIN CELLS DURlNG GRAFT-VERSUSHOST Beck, S.A. MD Bwks,A.W. MD Grffth S.T. PhD Little Rock, AR

590

INCREASED PROSTAGLAMN E2 PRODUCTlON BY CHRONIC HOST DISEASE DERMAL flBRO&%TS. Bamm,D. MS Levi-S&offer, F. PhD Mekofl. Y.A. MD Kfar Saba. lsrael

591

SERUM AND SECRETORY ANTlBODY SUBJECTS TO INFLUENZA VACCINE. Ah’amdo.C.A. MD Wentz-Mwtha. P. BA Reed, C.E. MD Rochester, MN Monterrey, Mexico

RESPONSE OF NORMAL Canseco.C. MD Swanso!-t. M.C. BA

(GVHD).

GRAFT VERSUS

AND ASTHMATIC

407

408

J. ALLERGY

Program

592

DETECTION OF A NOVEL MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY. Sperber. K. MD Goswaml. S. PhD Marom, 2. MD New York. NY

6BMM

MUCUS

Gollub, Mayer.

593

AcnvmoN OF THE m-manvE BLOOD CELLS (RBC) FROM PAnEMs Chuctwin. DavM S. MD Lint, Thomas F. PhD Chicago, IL

594

RECURRENT lNFECTK%S DISEASE. Reshef, A. MD Zucker, M. BSc TeCHashomer. Israel Safed. Israel

595

D

AND

SECRETAGOGUE

COMPLEMENT PATHWAY (ACP) BY RED WITH s1CKl.E CELL DISEASE (SCD). poplemlak. Cynihla MS Korenbllt, Alien D. MD

HUMORAL

IMMUNE Daher.

RESPONSES

T-CELL CYTOTOXICITY STATUS. Knutsen, Alan P. MD St. Louis, MO

IN CYSTIC

FIBROSIS:

597

CUTANEOUS Steinberg, Minneapolis,

IN CHRONIC

590

THE MONOCLONAL IGM RHEUMATOID FACTOR &%M ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS IN CH2 AND CH3 DOMAiNS ENGINEERED CHIMEMC IGG (CIGG). Bonagura, V.R. Artandi, SE. Calame. K. Morrison. S.L. New Hyde Park. NY New York, NY

599

POLYCLONAL HYPERVlSCOSllY SYNDROME MASKING MONOCLONAL IGGANll IGG PROT!5IN. Blach. Kurt J. Shii, Steven Camasso. Whitney Bkxh, Margot Boston. MA

600

URINARY OUGOCLONAL DISORDERS. Bailey, E.M. B!och, K.J. Boston, MA

601

TOPIC:

COMBINED PLAshAAPHERESlS AUTO-IMMUNE ACQUIRED Sclnto. J. Donaldson, V. Cincinnati, OH MIXED

LINES FROM Mueller, Slavin.

Cl

PATIENTS

Kathleen Raymond

Kathleen

WITH CYSTIC

R. BS G. MD

RELATIONSHIP

Mueller,

UGHT

IN SICKLE-CELL

2. MD

T-CELL

ANERGY Paul MD MN

A

E. PhD L. MD

CYlOTOXlClN OF ALLOGENEIC FIBROSIS. Sligh, Julie M. PhD Knutsen, Alan P. MD St. Louis, MO

596

BY

TO PULMONARY R.

FAtlGUE SYNDROME. Peterson. F’hlllip MD

CHAIN

RFI BINRING SITE: OF GENETICALLY

THE PRESENCE

BANDS

IN PATIENTS

McDermott,

T. J.

OF

WITH DIVERSE

VE TREATMENT AND IMMUNOSUPPRESSI ESlERASE tNHlt%TOR DEFJCIENCY. Bernstein. D. Bemsteln, I.L.

FOR

ASTHMA

602

DOSE RESPONSE STUDIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO REACllVllY BY SERIAL INHALATION CHALLENGES IN A CHAMBER. Menon. Prem MD Rando. Roy .ScD Stankus, Richard, MD, PhD Poovey. Halet, MSPH Salvaggio. John MD Lehrer. Samuel PhD New Orleans, LA

603

.srdo~i* MOTHERS ARE EXPOSING CIGAREllES. AND THEIR CHILDREN’S Murray, Andrew B. ME Vancouver. Canada

SMOKE DYNAMIC

THEIR AsMhmc CHILDREN ASTHMA IS IMPROVING. MorrIson. Brenda J. PhD

(ET9 TEST

~0 FEWER

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

07 1, PART 2

Program

604

PEDIATRIC ASTHMA - THE EXPERIENCE OF A LARGE MIDWEST TEACHING HOSPITAL. Leickly, F.E. MD Anderson, J.A. MD Ownby, D.R. MD Detroit. Ml

605

ALLERGEN EXPOSURE AND SERUM AB IN MITE ALLERGX ASTHMATIC CHILDREN COMPARED TO NON-ASTHMATIC NON-ATOFIC CONTROLS. Artuda, L.K. Rizzo. M.C. Femandez-Coldas. E. Chapman. M.D. Platts-Mills, T.A.E. NospItz, C.K. Charlottesville. VA Tampa. FL so0 Paulo, Brazil

606

EXPOSURE AND SENSlllSATlON OF CHILDREN ADMIlTED TO HOSFtTAL WITH ASTHMA TO HOUSE DUST Mm ALLERGEN (DER P I). Sporik, R. MRCP Plotts-Milk, T.A.E. MD, PhD &gswell, J.J. MD Chariottesville, VA

607

ASTHMA CONSULTATlON plati, mom0s F. MD Amherst, MA

608

TEMPERATURE AND HUMlDllY MEASUREMENT IN A!?.lHMAllC Oliver, J. BSc Chavanio. J.F. MD Bristol, United Kingdom

609

THE EFFECTS OF INHALED SULFURlC ACID IN SENIOR ASTHMATICS. Han@, Quentin S. BS Koenig, Jane Q. PhD Dumler, Karen BS Reballedo. VMana BS Pierson, William E. MD Seattle.WA

610

AN INTERNATlONAL STUDY OF ASTHMA PREVALENCE AND RlSK FACTORS FOR ASTHMA. Luczynska. Christina M. PhD Burney, Peter G.J. FFPHM London, UK

611

ASTHMA IN CHILDREN: Prleto, L. MD Garcia. R. MD Mexico, D.F., Mexico

612

LONGTERM CHANGES IN INHALANT ALLERGY IN ASTHMATIC Kjellman, Eiengt MD, PhD Hesselmar. Bill MD Skovde, Sweden

613

AEROALLERGEN SENSlTlVlTY IN HIGH ALllTUDE GUATEMALA CITY. GarclcI-lbanez. R. MD Femandez-Caldas. E. PhD GarckRamos. E. MD Arango, L. MD Lackey. R.F. MD Tampa. FL Guatemala Cw. Guatemala

614

ASTHMA, IGE, AND PARASlTE% AN EF’IDEMIOLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC STUDY IN TANTA EGYPT. Alshlshtowi. M. MD Abdelia. A. MD Chapman, M. PhD CharkHesville, VA Tanta. Egypt

615

mokxic FACTORS IN ME DEVELOPMENT OF OBSTRUCTION (CA01 IN ASTHMA. Ban&t, Michael Chang, Kuo MD Lawrence, Robert MD Ettlnger, Kenneth Portland. OR

616

PRIVATE

CUTS HOSPlTALlZ4TlON.

IN THE HOME: THEIR EFFECT ON PEAK FLOW CHILDREN. Carswell. F. PhD

STUDY OF loo0 CASES. Juan, A. MD Huerta. J. MD

PREVALENCE OF ALLERGlC DlSORDERS IN INFANCY. Hide, David W. FRCP Arshad. S. Hasan East Cowes. United Kingdom

CHILDREN.

CHRONIC MD MD

MRCP

AIRWAY

409

410

J. ALLERGY

Program

617

618

SYMPTOM PREVALENCE GENEw\L PRACliCE. Smith, H.E. MFPHM Hussain, L.M. MB Nayar, O.K. MB Stoke-on-Trent. United USE OF HEALTH CHILDREN. Sander, Nancy Fairfax, VA Research Trttngte

& LtFESIYLE

LtMITATtON

RESOURCES

BY “WELL-CONTROLLED’ Bayer.

Park.

NC

620

EMOTIONAL-RELATED ASTHMATtC CHILDREN. Weinstein, A. MD Padman, R. MD Wlkntngton. DE

623

624

625

626

IN YOUNG

D.

ADULTS

IMMUNE RESPONSES ASTHMATICS. Fuitsawa. 1. MD H&egawa, M. MD Kamiya,H. MD UchkbY. MD Tsu. Mie, Japan

CARE

REStDENTS

FUNCTtON

W.

STATUS

ASlAN Frick,

MD CA

TREATMENT OF ASTHMA James Metzger. M.D. David Tlnkteman. M.D.

EARLY

ADOLESCENT

MD MD MD

RESOLUTlON

MD

CHEST

R. MD

AMERICAN O.L.

(A)

MD

IN

Komada.Y. Kcmada.M. Sakural, M.

OF NORMAL

AS CHEST PAtN

IN ASTHMA

IRREVERSlBLE ASTHMA 1s AN INDlCATtON FOR HIGH COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY 0. Richerson, Hat 8. MD Gdvin, Jeffrey Iowa Cb, IA PULMONARY sPlRoMETRY. Ltn. C. MD Chal, E.Y.C. San Francisco,

FOR USAF

R. EdD J. MD

ARE DEFICIEM

CLINtCAL

SEVERE

MD

PRESENTlNG

Richards.

AND

PRESENTlNG

L.A.

ASTHMA Sabath, Pottnoy.

IN

AND

FhD

Schwtetz,

THE FREQUENCY OF EXERCISE-INDUCED IN CHILDREN. Wtens, L. MD Scagltotti, D. MD Kansas Ctty. MO

tMPACT

A!3HMA

Faust,

ORAL FlXXNTAllON CONCURRENTSESSlONA TUESDAY. MARCH 5.1991 1030 A.M. - 113 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

OF ASTHMA CHILDREN. A. MD

HYPERVEMILATION-INDUCED

OF ASTHMA

THIRD YEAR F’RtMARY KNOWLEDGE. Torrano, R. MD Church, J. MD Los Angeles, CA

ASTHMATIC

J. Gregory

RELATtONSHlP OF THE FAMILY PERCEPTlON WLMONARY MORBlDtTY IN SEVERE ASTHMATKZ Faust, D. FhD Welnstebn. Padman,R. MD Wilmtngton. DE

622

tN

Kttdorn

CARE

UNDERDlAGNOStS BAStC TRAINING. Nth, W.A. MD San Antonio, TX

PATtENTS

Dave, P. MB Lee, J. MB

619

621

IN ASlliMATtC

CHILDREN

USlNG

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

627

1030 AM

EFFICACY OF NEDOCROMIL SODlUM 0 BID COMPARED TO F’LACEBO IN THE MANAGEMENT OF REVERSJBLE OBSTRUCTlVE AIRWAYS DISEASE. Cretkcs. P. MD Narma0.P. MD BurkJ. MD Smith, L. MD Camp, R. MD Findlay, S. MD Baltimore. MD Ft. Wattt-t. TX Austin, TX

62%

lo:45 AM

BRONCHODILATOR ACTIVRY OFTERFENADINE 0, SiNGLE AND STEADY-STATE B.I.D. DOSlNG IN ALLERGIC ASTHMATICS. Spector, S. MD Lee, N. MD Huster, W. PhD McNutt,B. MD Siegel, S. MD Katz,R. MD Racheletsky, G. MD Rahr,A. MD Los Angeles, CA Cincinnati, OH

629

1l:BOAM

FORMOTEROL. A NEW INHALED BETA-2 ADRENERGlC AGONIST, HAS A LONGER BLOCKING EFFECT THAN ALBUTEROL ON BRONCHOCONSTRICTION INDUCED BY HYPERVENTILATION. Malo. J.-L. MD Cartier. A. MD Trudeau, C. RT Gheno, H. PhD Gantovnick L. PhD Montreal. Canada Mkslsauga. Canada

630

11:15AM

PROSF’ECTlVE EVALUATlON TO DETERMINE IF HIGH CONCENTRATlONS ARE PREVENTABLE. Greenberger, P.A. MD Cranberg. J.A. MD Ganz, M.A. MD Hubler. G. Rph Chicaga. IL

THEOPHYLLINE

ORAL PRESENTATION CONCURRENT SESSION B TUESDAY, MARCH 5.1991 1030 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

IMMUNOS SLJPPRESSlVE AGENTS Michael Mutlatkey. M.D. Stanley Setler, M.D.

631

lo:30 AM

SUPERIORITY OF METHOTREXATE (MTX) OVER TROLEANDOMYClN/METHYLPREDNlSOLONE (TAO) OR AURANOFIN (GOLD) IN CONTROL OF ADRENAL CORTKZOSTEROIPDEPENDENT ASTHMA. Squire. E.N. MD Lombardo. F.A. marmD washhgtm, DC

632

lo:45 AM

EFFECT OF CYCLOSPORIM Finnert~, Nancy A. MD Dallas, lx

633

11:IXlAM

USE OF ORAL METHOTREXATE (MD0 IN CORTlCOSTEROID ADULT ASTHMA: A TWENTY-FOUR MONTH ANALYSIS. .Stxkness. CA. Busse, W.W. Bush, R.K. Madison, WI

634

11:15AM

GOLD THERAW FOR STEROID DEPENDENT BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. Faley,Brtan MD Veres-Thomer, Chrts MD Bonn. C. MD Chicogo. IL Lexington, KY

ON CORTICOSTEROID DEPENDENT ASTHMA. Sullivan. nmothy J. MD

ORAL FRESENTATlON CONCURRENT SESSION c TUESDAY, MARCH 5,lWl lo:30 A.M. - 1130 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

RHlNlTlS/SlNUSlTlS F. Estek Simans, M.D. Phlllip Karenblat, M.D.

(CS>DEFENDENT

411

412

J. ALLERGY

Program

635

1030

636

lo:45

637

11:00AM

638

11:15

AM

AM

HYPOTHALAMIC-PtTUtTARY LYSB - VA!@PRESSlN (LVP) BECLCMETHASONE @DPI Kokron, MC. MD Sole, D. MD So0 Paula. Brazil

- ADRENAL (HP& TEST IN CHtLDREN

Spinolo-Castro, NospItz. C.K.

A.M. MD

MD

COMPARISON OF ONCE DAtLY TREATMENT WITH AN ANTIHISTAMINE (LORATADINE) AND TORtCAL STERQD (FLUTKXSONE PROPIONATE) DURING THE RAGWEED POLLEN SEASCN. Romsdote. E.H. Kline, P.A. Homltton, Conodo A DOUBLE-BUND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED OF ATROVENT NASAL SPRAY VERSUS COLD. Dockhorn. R.J. MD Posner, M. MD Prolrie Vlwoge. KS Atbony, NY

AM

AXIS EVALUATION WITH TREATED WtTH INTRANASAL

UNDERDLAGNOSiS AND slNUsmS cs). Richards, Warren MD Church, Joseph A. MD Los Angeles, CA

STUDY OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY PLACEBO IN PATIENTS WtTH COMMON Grossman. Zinny, MA

UNDERTREATMENT Roth,

J. MD MD

OF CHILDREN Richard

M.

WITH

CHRONIC

MD

ORAL FRESENTATTON CONCURRENT SESStON D TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1991 1030 A.M. - 1130 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

639

640

1030

1045

NEW Leslie Jean AM

AM

641

ll:OOAM

642

11:15

ASPECTS OF ALLERGY Gmmmer. M.D. Bousquet, M.D.

DECREASED PRODUCTION IMMUNOTHERAPY. NQ, ChenChing Taipei, Republic of Chino

IMMUNOTHEROPY

OF PLATELET-ACTIVATING

IMMUNOTHERAPY SUPPRESSES T CUTANEOUS LATE-PHASE REACTION. Durham, S.R. GOQO, M. Frew. A.J. London, United Kingdom

Hsieh,

LYMF’HOCYTE

(PAF)

AFTER

MD

INFILTRATION

IN

THE

vomey. v. Jacobson. M.R. Kay, A.B.

IMMUNE RESPONSE TO MCSQUtTOBlTES CHARACTERfZATKX OF MCSQUITOTECHNIQUE. SALtVA SPECIFIC ANTIGENS AND AMteoMEs 6Y lMMUNC&OT Brummer-Korvenkontio, H. MS P0tosuo.T. MD Loppok&en. P. BS Reunolo,T. MD Hetsinkl, Finknd Tornpere, Flnlclnd AM

PASSIVE TRANSFER OF BEEKEEPER’S PLASMA IN HONEYBEE-SENSITIVE ROLE OF ANTttDtOTYPtC ANTlBODtES. Hebert. J. MD Boutin.Y. MSc B&ford, P.M. MD Jobtn.M. BSc Ste-Fey. Conodo

ORAL PRESENTATlON CONCURRENT SEBSfCN E TUESDAY, MARCH 5.1 W 1 10:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

Kue-Hdung

FACTOR

OCCUPATKXAL David Bernstein, Andre Cortter,

ASTHMA M.D. M.D.

PATIENT:

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

643

1030 AM

NEW METHODOLOGY Cloutler, Y. ENG Vandenpbs. 0. MD Trudeau.Carole RT Montreal, Canada

644

lo:45 AM

CESSAllON OF EXPOSURE TO TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE CTDI) DECREASES SUBMUCOSAL CELL INFILTRATE AND THICKNESS OF BASEMENT MEMBRANE IN BRONCHI OF SENSlTlZED SUBJECTS, Maestrelll, P. MD Saetta, M. MD DiStefono, A. PhD DeMarzo, N. PhD Fabbri. L.M. MD Miiani, G. MD M0pp.C. MD Padova, Italy Rovlgo. Italy

64.5

1l:COAM

OCUPATIONAL ASTHMA TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE. Vandenplos. 0. MD Cartier, A. MD Montreal. Canada

646

11:15A.M.

FOR INHALATION

CHALLENGES Cottler. A. MD Perrin, B. MD Mab, J.-L. MD

DUE TO POLYMERIC, Malo,

WlTH ISOCYANATES.

BUT NOT TO MONOMERIC,

J.-L. MD

LOCALUATlON OF INHALEDTMMELUTKZ ANHYDRIDE (TMA) TO LUNG LAVAGE PROTEINS AND CELLS WITH A LUNG LYMPH NODE ANTIBODY FORMING CELL (AFQ RESPONSE. Zeiss, CR. Hatoum. N.S. Ferguson, J. Trout, J. Levitz. D. Bernstein. J. Patterson, R. Chicago, IL

POSTER SYMPOSlUM CONCURRENT SESSlON A TUESDAY, MARCH 5,lpPl 1:oO P.M. - 4:oO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS:

INFLAMATORY AMPUFICATION Bruce Bochner, M.D. Steve Ackerman, M.D.

II: CELL MEMBRANE

647

1:OOPM

MONOCLONAL ANTlBODlES AGAINST HUMAN IGE. IDENTlFlCATlON HIGH AFFINITY RECEPTOR (FCERI) BlNDlNG SITE. Moscow del Prado, J. PhD Jimeno, L. MSc Obiipo, T. PhD Caneiro, J. PhD Madrid. Spain

640

l:ooPM

IL1 BINDSTO SPECIFK: RECEPTORS ON HUMAN BRONCHIAL AND PROMOTES GM-CSF SYNTHESlS AND RELEASE. Meneni, M. Soloperto. M. Allegro, L. Fasoll. A. Mattoll, S. Milan. ltoly

649

103 PM

ALTERED EXPRESSION DEGRANULATION. Bochner, B.S. MD Baltimore, MD

OF CD11

AND

ASSOCIATED

LEU-B DURING

Stetinsky.

MOLECULES

OF THE

EF’ITHELIAL CELLS

HUMAN

BASOPHIL

S.A. BA

450

1:cO PM

LYMPHOCYTE sUBSI% IN BRONCHIAL MUCOSA OF SYMPTOMATIC ASYMPTOMATiC ASTHMATICS. Fukuda, T. MD At-do. N. MD Numao, T. MD Akutsu.1. MD Nakajlma, H. MD Mokiio. S. MD Tochigi. Japan

651

1:ooPM

HlG+l AFFINITY IGE RECEPTOR (FCERl) ACQUlSlTlON PRECEDES MAST CELL GRANULATION. Rottem. Menachem MD Barbllrl, Susan, BSc Metcatfe, Dean D. MD Bethesda, MD

AND

413

414

J, ALLERGY

Program

452

653

1:CO PM

1:CQ PM

IDENTlFlCATlON OF A NEUTROPHIL GRANULE MAJOR BASlC PROTEIN Moy, J.N. MD Ware, A.D. BS Chicago, IL

MEMBRANE (MBPI. Whisler, Thomas,

EXPRESSJON OF ALPHA l-6 INTEGRlN HUMAN BRONCHIAL BlOPSlES (HBB) CELLS @iBE). Sapsford. R.J. McAulay, A.E. Davies, R.J. London, United Kingdom

RECEPTOR L.C. L.L.

PhD

CELL-SURFACE AND CULTURED Devalia, d’Ardenne.

FOR EOSINOPHIL

RECEPTORS BRONCHIAL

IN NORMAL EF’lTHELlAL

J.L. A.J.

654

1:CQ PM

GM-CSF ENHANCES PAF- AND FMLP-INDUCED EOSlNOPHlL EXPRESSiON ADHERENCE MOLECULES (CD1 1B) AND INCREASES FMLP-INDUCED ADHERENCE TO ENDOTHELIAL CELLS. Tomidta, K. PhD Bachner, B.S. MD Defse-Anthony, C. MAS Lichtenstein. L.M. MD, PhD Schleimer, R.6 PhD Baltimore, MD

655

1:CKI PM

ANTIGEN-INDUCED LOWER AIRWAYS. Kroegel. C. MD Lichtenstein, L.M. Baltimore, MD

6.56

1:Cfl PM

EOStNOPHlL

MD,

ACTIVATION

AND

Lb, M.C. Bochner,

PhD

UNIQUE PHENOTYPIC CHARACTERlSTlCS (UMC). Guo. C.B. MD Lichtenstein, L.M. MD, PhD Battimore. MD

MD B.S.

RECRUITMENT

UTERINE A.

1:oO PM

ENDOTHELIAL-LEUKOCYTE FOLLOWING CUTANEOUS Benenati. S. MD Horn, T. MD Schleimer. R. PhD Miami, FL Balimore, MD

658

1:oO PM

IMMUNOHISTOLOGY OF ALLERGEN-INDUCED LATE NASAL Jacobson, M.R. Vamey, V. Sudderick, R. Robinsan, D.S. Mackay, IS. KAY. A.B. Durham, S.R. London, United Kingdom

6.59

I:00

EXPRESSION OF INTERCELLULAR HUMAN NASAL EPlTHELlAL CELLS Altman. L.C. Baker, C. Seattle. WA

PM

MOLECULE-l (ELAM-1) CHALLENGE. Bochner, B. ‘MD Farmer, E. MD

ADHESION (HNE). Dumler,

MOLECULE-l

l:ooPM

EOSINOPHIL MAJOR BASlC PROTEIN @&!P) UPREGULATES ADHEStON MOLECULE-l (ICAM-1) EXPRESSON ON HUMAN CELLS (HNE). Ayan, G.H. Attmon. L.C Loegering, D.A. Glellh. G.J. Seattle. WA Rochester, MN

661

1:oO PM

CD23 EXPRESSION ON HLdO MONOCYTlC DIFFERENTlATlON. Wong. D.A. Ohtoshi, T. Dolovtch, J. Hamitton, Canada Montreal, Canada

662

1:oO PM

SUBSTANCE P INCREASES CELLS. Nakagcrwo, N. MD Tomidta, H. MD Chiba. Jawn

EVIDENCE

CELLS

PhD

EXPRESSION

RESPONSES.

(ICAM-

1) ON

K.

660

CELLS:

MAST

MD

657

ADHESION ALLERGEN

IN THE

MD

OF HUMAN Kagey-Sabotka. Bochner. B.S.

OF

INTERCELLULAR NASAL EPTTHELIAL

FOR BOTH BASOPHILIC

AND

Swllzer, J. Delespesse, G. Denburg. J.

THE PROLIFERATION Iwamoto, Yoshida,

OF HUMAN I. MD S. MD

ENDOTHELIAL

CL!N. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1997

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

663

1:CU PM

FC EPSILON M/CD23 CELLS. Ph. J.C. MD Deusch, K. MD Rieber, E.P. MD Munich, Germany

MEDIATES

SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION INDUCED BY PLATELET (PA0 IN GUINEA PlG ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES. Lew, D.B. MD Pabst. M.D. PhD

664

l:OOPM

AMWFICATION OF ACTIVATING FACTOR Humphreys, R.F. MD Rock, M.J. MD Memphis, TN

66.5

l:OOPM

EFFECT OF FUNCTIONS. Skoner. D. Herberman, Doyle, W. Pittsburgh,

666

1:oO PM

PM

UPTAKE

OF la-IMMUNE

Stoh. W. Januschke, Braun-Falco.

RHINOVIRUS

(Rv)

INFECTlON

MD R. MD PhD PA

COMPLEXES

BY B

MD E. 0.

MD

ON IMMUNE/INFLAMMATORY

CELL

Whttedde, T. PhD. K&J. MD Fireman, P. MD

FLOW CMOMETRKZ ANALYSIS OF CD69 EXPRESSION. Salata, K.F. PhD Washington, DC

OF SUPPRESSOR Berger.

CHARACTERISATION OF THE T-CELL Berry, S.D.H. BSc Jones. D.B. BSc, PhD Southampton. United Kingdom

POPULATION Holgate.

CELL FUNCTION: Teresa

BSc(MT)

667

l:a,

668

l:ooPfd

MOLECULAR EVlDENCE RECEPTOR ALPHA CHAIN Wheatley. L. MD Maltzman, J. 6S Levinson. A.I. MD Philadelphia, PA

OF THE NORMAL LUNG Stephen T. BSc. MD

669

1:ooPM

CHARACTERlZATlON OF ME A549 BETA-ADRENOCEPTOR REGULATING PROTEIN COMPONENTS OF LYMPHOCYTE MEDIUM (LCM) OF IMP CELLS. RoMcs%k. S. PhD Heim.0. MD Reiner,S. MD Hackney, J.F. PhD Zorlty. J. MD Lackey, R.F. MD Szentivanyi, A. MD Tampo, FL

670

1:oO PM

HUMAN FIBROBLASTS REGULATE NEUTROPHILS IN CULTURE. Ling. Carolyn J. MD Austen, K. Frank MD Boston, MA

FOR EXPRESSlON OF NlCOTlNlC IN MOUSE THYMUS. Tumas,K. BS Loh. E. MD. PhD

THE DENSITY Owen,

SUPPRESSION

AND William

ACTEYLCHOLINE

(BETAAR) CONDITIONED

FUNCTlON

OF HUMAN

F., Jr. MD

POSTER SYMPOS#JM CONCURRENT SESSION B TUESDAY, MARCH 5.1991 103 P.M. - 4100 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

TREATMENT OF ASTHMA Gary Rachelefsky, M.D. William Blase, M.D.

671

COMPARISON OF BETA-ADRENERGlC ANTAGONISTS TRACHEAL SMOOTH MUSCLE: EFFECTS OF UPID SELECTIVITY, INTRINSIC SYMPATHOMIMETIC ALPHA-ADRENERGlC ANTAGONISM. O’Connell, M.A. MD Henry, A.R. MD Vaughon, T.R. MD Aurora, CO

l:ooPM

ON GUINEA PIG SOLUBlLlTY. BETA-l ACTIVITY. AND

415

416

J. ALLERGY

Program

672

1:oo FM

COMPARISON OF EFFICACY AND SAFEPf OF ALBUTEROL ADMINISTERED POWER-DRtVEN NE6UUZER (PDN) VERSUS METERED DOSE INHALER (MDI) WlTH AERCCHAMBER AND MASK IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA. Lee, N. MO Rachelefsky. G. MO Kobayashi, R.H. MD Kobayashi. A.L. MD Siegel, SC. MD Katz, R.M. MD Spector. S.L. MD Rohr. AS. MD Los Angeles, CA Omaha, NE

673

103

FORMOTEROL MODIFIES CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA. Becker, Allan B. MO Slmons, F. Estelle R. MD Winnipeg. CANADA

674

103

675

PM

PM

CHRONIC

AIRWAY

BY

HYPERRESPONSiVENESS

Lukowski,

Janice

IN

L. BN

PEDIATRIC ASTHMA Fish, L. MD Rolnlck, C. PhD St. Paul, MN Palo Atto. CA

EDUCATlON

1:oO PM

THE PAF MEDIATOR Gundel. Torcellini, Homon, Wegner, Ridgefield.

ANTAGONIST WEB-21 70 INHIBITS ANTIGEN-INDUCED AND LATE-PHASE BRONCHOCONSTRlCTlON IN PRIMATES Desal, S. Clarke. C.C. Letts. L.G.

676

1:00 PM

A POTENT LEUKOTRlENE 04 (LTOQ ANTAGONIST (MK-57 REDUCES AIRWAY OBSTRUCTlON IN MILD TO MODERATE Gaddy. J. McCreedy. W. Margolskee. D. Williams. V. Busse. w. Madison, WI Rahway. NJ

677

1:M) PM

THE THERAPEUTIC ill? D4 RECEPTOR Margolskee, D. Dockhorn R. Kemp, J. Minatti, D.A. Stricker, W. Townley, R. Williams, V. Rahway. NJ

678

1:oO PM

COGNlTlVE AND BEHAVIORAL CHILDREN. Mllgrom. Henry MD Denver, CO

679

1:al

600

1:CU PM

FM

RECEPTOR RELEASE R.H. C.A. CA. C.D. CT

AFFECTS FAMILIES AND Wilson, S. PhD Page, A. MD

PHYSICIANS

1) SIGNIFICANTLY ASTHMA.

EFFECTS OF MK-57 1, A POTENT AND SELECTIVE LEUKOTIENE ANTAGONIST, IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ASTHMA. Ekximan. S. Israel, E. Mansmann, H. Spector, S. Tinkelman, D. Winder, J.

EFFECTS Bender,

OF

THEOPHYLLINE Bruce

(A) ON STATUS ASTHMATICUS Bonogura. V.R. Vakxer. O.J.

EFFICACY OF HIGH DOSE CHILDHOOD ASTHMA. Gelfand, Erwin W. MD Denver. CO

INTRAVENOUS

IN CHILDREN

IMMUNOGLOBUUN Bruce

IN

PhD

EFFECTS OF AMlNOPHYLUNE Strauss, R.E. Schuval, S.J. New Hyde Park, NY

Mazer,

THERAPY

D.

IN SEVERE

MD

681

1:cxl FM

COMPARARVE EFFECTS OF THEOPHYLLINE AN0 CGS-15943 ALLERGEN-INDUCED AIRWAY OBSTRUCTtCN AND HYPERRESPONSIVENESS ALLERGIC RABBITS. Ali. S. PhD Mustafa. S. Jamol PhD Rakhit,A. PhD Metzger. W. James MD Greenville. NC

682

1:oO PM

PLASMA DURATlON ANTlHlSTAMlNE ACTlONS Blllah, M.M. PhD Eckel. S. MS Radwanskl. E. PhD Slegel, M.I. PhD Bloamfleld, NJ

OF ANTIPLATELET-ACTIVATING OF ORAL SCH 37370 IN MAN. Gllchrest. H.G. MS Granz0w.C. BS Affrime. M. DPharm

FACTOR

ON IN

AND

CL’&. IMMtiWc~. JANlJARY 199:

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

683

1:oO PM

THE EFFECT OF F’REDNISONE ASTHMA. Greos. L.S. MD Nelson, H.S. MD Hill, M.R. PharmD Denver, CO

AND

METHYL-F’REDNISOLONE Meiton. Szefler,

IN ALLERGIC

V. BS S.J. MD

684

1:oO PM

AN OPEN-LABEL STUDY OF ADRENAL FUNCTION IN ADULT ASTHMATICS DURtNG DAILY TREATMENT WITH 800. 1200 OR 1600 MG OF INHALED TRIAMCINOLONE ACETONIDE (TA). Altman, L. MD Findlay, S. MD Lopez, M. MD Morris, R. MD Pinnas, J. MD Ratner. P. MD Szefler. S. MD Welch, M. MD Lukacsko, P. PhD Ft. Washington, PA

655

10.l

EFFECTS OF BUDESONIDE METABOLISM. Toogood, J.H. MD Hodsman, A. MD Baskewille. J. PhD London, Ont.. Canada Lund, Sweden

686

PM

l:ooPM

(BUD)

DOSE AND

DOSlNG

STEROID RESISTANT (SRI ASTHMA: FEATURES. Alvarez, J. MD surs. w. Bs Geifand. E.W. MD Denver, CO

IMMUNOLOGIC

SINGLE INTRAVENOUS SOLUMEDROL VANTAGED ASTHMATIC CHILDREN. Robinson, Lawrence D. MD Los Angeles, CA

THERAW

688

1:oO PM

ADRENAL FUNCTION OR BUDESONIDE. Hoffmann-Streb. A. Buettner-Go&z, P. Berlin, Germany

CHILDREN

690

1:al

FM

691

1:oO PM

692

1:al

PM

693

1:oO PM

AND

PHARMACOLOGIC

Leung, D.Y.M. MD, PhD Kamada, A.K. PharmD Szefler, S.J. MD

1:oO PM

1:oO PM

ON SKELETAL

Jennings, 8. BA(ScB Fraher, L. PhD

687

689

SCHEDULE

IN ASTHMATIC

- ITS EFFECTIVENESS

TREATED

L’Allemand. Wahn, U.

BONE MINERALIZATION IN ASTHMATIC BECLOMETHASONE (B). Konig. P. MD, PhD Hillman, L. MD Doughs, B. Columbia. Missouri

IN DISAD-

WITH FLUTICASONE

D.

CHILDREN

TREATED

WITH INHALED

Cervantes, C. MD Levine, C. MD Maloney, C. MD

INHIBITTON OF ALLERGEN-INDUCED AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION AND AIRWAY HYPERRESF’ONSLVENESS IN AN ALLERGIC RABBIT MODEL BY AZEIASTINE. Metzger. W. James MD Ali, S. PhD Mustafa. S. Jamal PhD Greenville, NC BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY THEOPHYLLINE IS DISCONTINUED. Srikiatkhachorn, A. MD Strunk, R.C. MD St. Louis, MO GLUCOCORBCOID Hill, M.R. PhormD Brown, E. BS Denver, CO

(GC)

TO

ADENOSINE Whte,

F’HARMACOKlNETlCS Kamada. Szefier.

PROFILE OF THE SLIPOXYGENASE MODELS OF ASTHMA. Wegner. C.D. Abraham, W.M. Kontny. M.J. Letts. L.G. Ridgefield, CT Miomi Beach, FL

INHlBlTOR

D.

INCREASES

WHEN

RPFT

(PK) IN SEVERE A.K. PharmD S.J. MD

BJ-L-239

Gundel. R.H. Schulman, ES. Lazer. ES. Farina, P.R.

ASTHMATICS

IN PRECUNICAL

417

418

J. ALLERGY

Program

694

1:oO PM

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN Schanker, H. MD Los Angeles, CA

ASTHMA

AND

SCUBA Spector,

DIVING S. MD

MORTAUTY.

POSTER SYMPOSIUM CONCURRENT SESSEION C TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1991 1:oO P.M. - 4:CYl P.M. TOPIC:

IMMUNODEFICIENCY DISEASES: Primary and HIV Mike Greco, M.D. Stephen Pdmar. M.D.

MODERATORS:

695

1:al

696

1:oO PM

697

PM

1333 PM

DEFICIENCY IN THE CD29/CD4 LYMPHOCYTES IN CHILDREN Herrod, Henn/ G. MD Valenski, William R. Memphis, TN

(r HELPER INDUCER) SU8POPUlATlON WlTH RECURRENT INFECTION. Gross, Sharon

REDUCED FREQJENCY OF CD45RO+ IGE SYNDROME PATIENTS. Buckely. R.H. MD Hayward, A.R. MD Durham, NC Denver, CO ABNORMAL CD4+ PHENOMENON. Balkx, Z.K. MD Iowa Cf. IA

CD45RA+

T LYMPHOCYTES Schiff,

SE.

IN BLOOD

CAN

J.D.

BE A TRANSIENT

MD

698

l:alPM

HETEROGENEITY OF CD29, CD25, SUBSETS IN PAllENTS WITH COMMON Wanner, A. MD Durham. NC

699

1:oo PM

FAMILIAL ELEVATION OF THE GAMMA/DELTA T-CELL LYMPHOCYTE POPULATION. Parker, CM. Pdmar, S.H. Tung, K.S.K. Korenblat. P.E. St. Louis. MO Boston, MA

700

1:OO PM

T CELL HETEROGENEITY IN PATIENTS WllH COMMON IMUNODEFICIENCY (CW AS ASSESSED BY T CELL RECEPTOR ANALYSTS AND EVALUATION OF T CELL suBpowu\TIoNs. Pandolfi, F. Trentin, L. San Martin, J.E. Wang, J.T. Kurnkzk, J.T. Moscicki, R.A. Boston, MA

701

1:oO PM

B LINEAGE CELL POPULATIONS Moore, C. MD Day. N.K. PhD Jyonouchi. H. MD St. Petersburg, FL

702

1:oO PM

IGA DEFICIENCY PROGRESSING Morgan. John D. MD Hanson, Celine G. MD Houston. TX

703

704

l:lxPM

lfxl

FAMIUAL Sandberg. Shearer, Houston. PM

OCCURRENCE Eric T. MD Wllkxn T. MD, TX

OF HYPER

BS

SUBSET DISTRlBUTION Kemp,

OF

CD45RO AND CD45RA T LYMPHOCYTE VARIABLE IMMUNODEFICIENCY (CVI). Schii. R. MD, Pt?D

RECEPTOR-BEARING

VARIABLE (TCR) GENE

IN A SUBSET OF CVI PATIENTS. Urval, K. MD Gooo’. R.A. PhD, MD, DSc

TO CVlD IN CHILDREN. Rosenblatt. Howard M. Shearer, WifIbm T. MD,

OF IGA-IGM

DEFICIENCY. Rosenbbtt,

Howard

M.

MD PhD

MD

PhD

THE tMMUNE RESPONSE AND IMMUNOGLOBULIN LEVELS IN ASTHMATIC PATIENTS WITH HYPOGAMMAGCOBUUNEMIA. Barka. Noal E. PhD Hamtkx, Daniel L. MD Agoplan. Melkon S. MS Peter, James 8. MD, PhD Denver, Co Santa Monica. CA

!C!.ih !MMUNOi. .IAWARY I’)‘?i

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

705

1:oo Pfvl

EFFECTS OF INTERFERON-GAMMA (IFN-GAMMA) ON EXPRESStON IN CHILDREN WlTH CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS Rasenbtatt, H.M. MD Smith, W. PhD Parlkh, N. Dombrowski, M. Anderson, D.C. MD Houston, TX

706

1:oO PM

RENAL FAILURE AS A NEW ASSOClATiON WITH AND ACQUIRED LOW SERUM IGG. Macy.Eric MD Casillas. A&ion Afrasiabi, Rahmat MD San Diego, CA Los Angeles, CA

PM

ANTCVIRAL ACllVlTlES T CELL SUBSETS FROM Wang, J.T. Schooley, R.T. Bc6ton. MA

SURFACE ANTIGEN DISEASE (CGD).

A POSSlBLE

OF PREFERENTIALLY PROPAGATED HIV-INFECTED SUBJECTS. Curiel. T.J. Walker, B.D.

CAUSE

MD

707

103

708

1:OO PM

MODUtATlON OF CYTOKINE HUMAN IMMUNODEflClENCV Nair, M.P.N. Kronfol. 2. Ann Arbor, MI

709

l:ooPM

LABORATORY DlAGNOSiS Sevall, J. Sanders PhD Agoplan, Melkon S. MS Santa Moolca. CA

710

1:oo PM

CLlNlCAL IMPROVEMENT OF PARVOVlRUS BlP-ASSOCIATED ANEMIA INFECTlON AFTER TREATMENT WITH IVIG. Peter, James B. MD, PhD Lambertus. Mark MD Sevall. J. Sanders, PhD Rittenhouse, Judith W. PhD Santa Monica, CA

711

1:CQ PM

HIV GENE DETECTlON Nelson, R.P. MD Russell, D.W. MD Rest-rick, L. PhD Lackey. RF. MD Petersburg, FL Tampa, FL

GENE VIRUS

CD4+

AND

EXPRESSlON BY NEUROPEPTIDES (HIV)PEPTlDES. Kumar. A. Schwartz, S.A.

CD8+

AND

OF PARVOVlRUS B19 INFECTION. Rktenhouse, Judith PhD Peter, James B. MD, PhD

IN INFANTS

712

1:oO PM

NATURAL KILLER (NK) CELL PNEUMOCYSTIS PNEUMONIA Bonagura, V.R. Schuval, S. Vatacer, D.J. New Hyde Park, NY New York, NV

713

1:OOPM

BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY IMMUNODEFIUENCV SYNDROME Schnipper, S. MD Small, C.B. MD Bronx, New York

714.

l:ooPM

HIV AlllTUDES & PRACTtCES Davidson, J. MD Stanford, CA

AND

CHILDREN. Price. L.J. MD Hakey, A.B. MD KAY, N.K. PhD Good. R.A. PhD,

DEFICIENCY IN HIV+ INFANTS (PCP) AND NORMAL CD4+ Cunningham-Rundles. Applebaum, E.

DUST MITES AND COCKROACHES Thomas Platts-Milts. M.D. Dennis Ownbv, M.D.

MD,

OF NORTHERN CALtFORNlA Terr, A. MD

D

IN HIV

DSc

(HIV+I) WITH T-CELL NUMBER. S.

IN PATIENTS WITH (AIDS). Grtzzanti, J. DO Rosenstreich. D.L. MD

POSTER SYMPOSlUM CONCURRENT SESSEtON TUESDAY, MARCH 5,lWl 1:CQ P.M. - 4~00 P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

OF

ACQUIRED

ALLERGISTS

419

420

J ALLERGY

Program

715

1:oO PM

OCCURRENCE OF MITE ALLERGENS IN THE HOME OF DPT ALLERGiC AND MATCHED CONTROL SUBJECTS Quoix. E. MD Hedelii. G. PhD Dietemann, A. MD Verot , A. Bessot. J.C. MD Pauli, G. MD Strasbourg. France

716

1:Ctl PM

DIFFERENCES IN BlOLOGlCAL FINDINGS IN HOUSES OF ALLERGIC RELATtON TO CLINICAL RESULTS OBTAtNED IN A DOUBLE BUND 10 MATCHED PAIRS. Kott, H.S.M. BS Kniest, FM PhD van Bronwjk. J.E.M.H. PhD Young. E. MD Bischoff, E. PhD Utrecht, The Netherlands Eindhoven, The Netherlands

717

1:oO PM

THE PREVALENCE Friedman, Frances O’Connor, Gerald Hanover, NH

718

1:DJ PM

DERMATOF’HAGOIDES PTERONYSSlNUS ANTIGEN SENSlTlZATiON IN ASTHMATlC CHILDREN. Chavanio. J.F. MD Oliver. J. BSc Corswell, F. PhD Bristol, United Kingdom

719

1:CO PM

MITE SENSITIZATION ASTHMA IN OLDER Ohman, J.L. MD Sparrow, D. Boston. MA

OF THE MITE ANTIGEN IN HOMES AND M. MD Friedman. Harold T. PhD. DSc

AND CURRENT MALES.

SMOKING

PATIENTS IN STUDY WITH

WORKPLACES M. MD

Pl

ARE RELATED

Nodokavukaren. MacDonald,

PATIENTS

EXPOSURE

AND

TO NEW

ONSET

J.J. PhD BS

M.R.

720

1:oO PM

PORTION OF HOUSE DUST MITES (HDM), PREDATOR MITES (PM) AND STORAGE MITES (SM) IN DUST SAMPLES OF THE NETHERLANDS AND CORRESPONDING GUANINE AND ALLERGEN GROUP I CONTENTS. Liebenberg. 9. BS Kniest, F.M. PhD Le Mao, J. PhD Bischoff. E. PhD Maim, Germany Parts. France

721

l:oo

PM

DISCREPANCIES BENVEEN ALLERGENAND MITE- CONTENT (AND ITS CONSEQUENCE FOR AVOIDANCE). Kniest. F.M. PhD Bisct-iaff, E. PhD van Bronswijk. J.E.M.H. PhD Maim. Germany Utrecht. The Netherlands

722

103

PM

QUANllFlCATlON OF DER P I AND OF TWO MFFERENT LABORATORlfS. Lou-Schadendotf. S. Aalberse. R. Berlin, Germany Amsterdam. The Nethertands

723

724

725

1:oO PM

l:oo

PM

1:Cll PM

REDUCTION OF HYPERREACTIVITY. Ehnert, 9. Weber, A. Berlin, Germany

MITE

DER P II IN DUST SAMPLES

ALLERGEN

THE EFFECTS OF AIR CONDlTlONlNG MITE ALLERGENS. Lintner, T.J. PhD MuAnger, L.M. PhD Brame, )<.A. BS Spring Mills, PA Copenhagen, Denmark

OF DUST SAMPLES

Weber. Wahn.

COMPARISON

A. U.

EXPOSURE Lou-Schadendorf. Wohn. U.

AND S.

ON THE PREVALENCE Schou. C. PhD Guralnick, M.W.

BRONCHIAL

OF HOUSE

DUST

MS

EFFECTlVENESS OF ALLERGY CONTROL COVERS AT BLOCKING MlTE AND CAT ALLERGENS FROM MATtRESSES AND PILLOWS. Miller, A BA Karnlnsky, K. BA Miller, J. MD Bell, J. MD Hamitton. R. PhD Ridgefiiid. CT Baltimore. MD

EGRESS

OF

“i:V. MMUW:.. JANUARY 1997

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

program

724

1:oO PM

LEVELS OF MITE ALLERGENS PREPARA~N OR CLEANING DWELLINGS. Pouli, G. MD Ott. M. Bessot. J.C. MD Strasbaurg. France

AND GUANINE AFTER USE OF AN ACARICIDAL SoLunoN IN HIGHLY INFESTED MA~ESSES AND Dietemann, Hoyet. C.

A. PhD

727

1:aIl PM

SENSmZAION AND EXPOSURE TO DUST MITE ALLERGENS ADMITIED TO A LONG TERM TRIAL OF IMMUNOTHERAF’Y Rose. G. Lopez. M. Bernstein, L. Bernstein, D. Grant, A. Wasserman, S. Arlion, L. Metzger, J. F’latts-Mills, T. Charlottesville, VA

728

1:oo PM

PRURITUS WITHOUT DERMATITIS MITE ALLERGY. Hatfi, H.A. MD Riyadh. Saudi Arabia

729

1:oO PM

A SAMWNG STANDARD RATIO? Catswell. F. PhD Oliver. J. BSc Bristol, United Kingdom

AS A MAJOR Neyaz,

730

1:oO PM

GROUP Sanchez,M. Swanson, Trudeau, Lackey, Tampa, Rochester. Bogota. Denmork

I MITE ALLERGEN MD M. BA W.L. BA (MOD) R.F. MD FL MN Colombia

731

1:oO PM

SENSITIZATION TO HOUSE DUST AND Femandez-Caldas. E. PhD Garcia-Romos, E. MD Johansson. S.G.O. MD, PhD Tampa, FL Stockholm. Sweden COCKROACH ALLERGY Feldman, Neil Howard Chioramonte, L MD Silvennan.B. MD Brooklyn, NY

733

1:oO PM

PREVALENCE OF SENSITIZATION TO TWO ALLERGENS, BIA G I AND BLA G II. Vailes, L. MS Polkrrt. Chapman, M. PhD Charlottesville, VA

IN BROOKLYN Do

ALLERGY TO COCKROACHES AND RHlNlTlS IN NORTHERN Moscatc. G. Biale, C. ‘And. G. Marraccini, P. Pavia. Italy

ALLERGEN STRUCTURE Robert Bush, M.D. Sam Leher. Ph.D.

SURFACE

AREA

OR DUST

J.F. MD F.

DWELLERS. MD,

PhD

NEW YORK. Rao. Y.A.K. MD Schneider, A. MD

GERMAN

E

COCKROACH

(CR)

S. MD

IS NOT AN IMPORTANT ITALY. Lodigiani, L. Dellabianca, A. plsoti, A.

POSTER SYMPOSIUM CONCURRENT SESSEION TUESDAY. MARCH 5.1991 1:oO P.M. - 4:OO P.M. TOPIC: MODERATORS

WITH

MBBS

STORAGE MITES IN URBAN Trudeau, W.L. BA von Hage-Hamsten, M. Lackey, R.F. MD

1:oo PM

1:oO PM

A.H.

IN PATIENTS

CONCENTRATIONS IN BOGOTA. COLOMBIA. Femandez-Coldas. E. PhD Schou. C. F’hD Garcia-Ramos, E. MD

732

734

OF PATIENTS OF ASTHMA.

COMPLAINT

FOR MITE ALLERGENS: Chavania. Clh%rd.

MD

FACTOR

IN ASTHMA

421

422

Program

735

1:oo

734

1:oO PM

SEQUENCE POLYMORPHISM OF AMB A I AND AMB ALLERGENS IN SHORT RAGWEED. Griffith, I.J. PhD Pdicck. J. MS Rogers. 0.L. PhD Nod. A. BS Cambrllge, MA

737

1:CU PM

C-DNA CLONING Ghosh, B. Pt-rD Baltimore, MD

738

1:oO PM

CLONING AND IMMUNOLOGICAL RAGWEED POLLEN. Kuo, M.C. PhD Brauer. A. BS Morgenstern. J. PhD counsell. c. Bs Grtfflth, I.J. PhD Cambridge. MA New York, NY

739

740

741

PM

1:CU PM

1:Oa PM

1:oO PM

PM

T CELL RESPONSES TO GROUP O’Brien. R.M. MBBS. FI-ID Melbourne, Australia Vlctorb, Austmlii

ISOLATION RAGWEED Roebber, Baltimore,

OF AMB

I AND

II MITE ALLERGENS. Thomas, W.R. PhD

V ALLERGENS

FROM RAGWEED Marsh. D.G. PhD

STUDIES OF AMB

MAJO::

POLLENS

A II (ANTIGEN

K) FROM

King, T.P. PhD Kourv. R. BS Keating. K. PhD Yu. X-B. MS Rogers, B.L. PhD

AND CHARACTERlZATK)N POLLEN. M. Pt-rD MD

OF ALLERGEN Marsh,

ISClATlON AND TRANSLATION POLLEN AND INFLORESCENCES. Bass,G. MS St. Louis, MO

OF

MOLECULAR CLONING ALLERGENS IN E.COLI. Larsen, J.N. Horsholm, Denmark

EXPRESSION

AND

A II, THE

D.G.

MESSENGER Wedner.

Ipsen,

AMB

A VII FROM

SHORT

PhD

RNA

FROM

H.J.

MD

OF

TREE

WHITE

POLLEN

OAK

MAJOR

H.

742

103

IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTER!ZATlON OF THE POA P IX ALLERGENS KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS (KBG) POLLEN. Olsen, Egll PhD Hill, Robert D. PhD Kisil, Fred T. PhD Setwn, Alec H. PhD, DSc Molxqatra, Shyam S. PhD Winnipeg, Canada

743

1:CJJ PM

CROSSREACTIVITY AND VAMABLE Zhang. Lei MD Sehon, Alec H. PhD, DSc Winnipeg, Canado

744

1:oO PM

NHP-TERMINAL AMINO ACID SEQUENCES OF POA ALLERGENS OF KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS POLLEN. Nayak, B.N. PhD Kisil, F.T. Pt-rD Winnipeg, Canada

745

1:oO PM

CROSSREACTIVlTY AND IGE BINDING Sehon. Alec H. PhD, DSc Zhang, Lel MD Winnipeg, Canada

746

1:CU PM

SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF GROUP I AND II ALLERGENS DERMATOPHAGOIDES PTERONYSSINUS AND D. FARINAE. Thomas, W.R. PhD Chua, K.Y. PhD Diborth. R.J. Bsc (Hans) Trudinger. M. BSc (Hans) Perth, Australia

747

1:oO PM

GENERATION OF A PANEL MUTAGENESIS. Smlth, A. PhD Vales. L. MS Charlottesville. VA

OF RDER

ALLERGENtCITY Kl, Fred Mohapatra,

OF

OF A POA P IX ALLERGEN. T. PhD Shyam S. PhD

PIA

AND

POA

PIB

OF RECOMBlNANT POA P IX PEPTIDES. Kisil, Fred T. PhD Motrapatra, Shyam S. PtrD

P II VARIANTS

BY SITE-DIRECTED

Slunt. J. BA Chapman, M.

PhD

OF

VOLUME

NUMBER

07 1. PART 2

Program

748

1:oO PM

BARN ALLERGY: ISOlATlON AND CHARACTERlZATlON ALLERGENS OF STORAGE MITES: L. DESTRUCTOR. Muthiah, R. PhD Miller, M. Kagen, S. MD Appleton. WI

749

1:oo

DETERMlNATlON OF THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE AND CDNA THE MAJOR ALLERGEN OF THE DOMESTlC CAT, FEL D I. Morgenstem, J.P. FhD Griffith, I.J. PhD Brauer, A.W. BS Pollock, J. MS Rogers, B.L. PhD Yu, X.43. MS Burke.C.M. MS Chapman, M.D. MD Kuo. M.-C. PhD Cambridge, MA

750

1:CIl PM

FEL D I GENES: GENOMIC Rogers, B.L. PhD Pollock. J. MS Burke,C. MS Greenstein, J.L. FhD Cambridge, MA

751

1:oO PM

VARlABlLlTY OF FEL D I STRUCTURE AS REVEALED BY MONOCLONAL van Mllligen. Flortne J. BSc Aalberse, Rob C. PhD Amsterdam, The Netherlands

752

1:oO PM

THE 4DKlLODALTON ALLERGEN DEHYDROGENASE. Han, S.H. MD. PhD Choo, K.B. PhD Taipei. Republic of Chino

PM

STRUCTURE

753

1:CU PM

MOLECULAR CLONING Sanchez, H. BS Madison, WI

754

1:CU PM

MURlNE IGE AND King, Te Piao New York, NY

755

1:CU PM

ALLERGENIC CROSS-REACTIVITY Goetz. D.W. PhD, MD Whiiman, B.A. MS San Antonio, TX

OF

THE

MAJOR

CLONING

OF

AND EXFRESSlON IN CAT TISSUES. Craig. S. BS Yu. X.-B. MS Morgenstem. J. PhD Grlfflth, I.J. FhD

IN COMMERlCAL CAT ALLERGEN EXTRACTS AN-ITBODIES TO DENATURED FEL D I. van .%&ten, Peter

OF CANDIDA Shen,

OF ALTERNARIA

IGG RESPONSES

ALBICANS H.D.

IS AN ALCOHOL

MS

(ALD ALLERGENS. Bush, R.K. MD

TO MELlTTlN AND ITS ANALOGS. Fehlner, Paul F.

AMONG SEVEN TREE NUTS & PEANUTS. Lee, C.E. MD Goetz, AD

SUNRISE POSTER SESSION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,199l 703 A.M. - a:30 A.M. TOPIC:

IN VIVO

AND

IN VITRO IGE

756

A COMPARISON STUDY USING FOUR PRICK SKIN TEST DEVICES AND BACK IN PATIENTS WITH AUERGIC RHINlTlS. Hdpem. Georges M. MD Ryhal. Bruce T. MD Gershwin, M. Eric MD Davis. Paul A. PhD Garcelon, Michel MD Davis, CA Fresnes. France

757

ACCURACY CHILDREN. Wang-Dohlman. Birmingham,

758

OF MIXES A.

VERSUS

INDlVlDUAL

MD

ALLERGENS

Hemstreet,

M.P.

ON FOREARMS

IN SKIN TESTING OF MD

AL

COMPARISON OF SENSBIVITY Engler. D.B. MD Sin?, T.C. MD Allen, R. RN Butler,R. B-S Galveston, TX

AND

PRECISION OF FOUR SKIN TEST DEVICES. Dd~~malt, A.D. MD Lee, J. RN Mott. L. BS Gmnt, J.A. MD

433

424

J. ALLERGY

Program

759

760

EVALUATION OF DERMATOPHAGOIDES PTERYNOSStNUS (DP) Tawila. Mohamad MD Lang, David MD Detroit, MI

CLINICAL FARINAE

CROSS-REACTIVITY BETWEEN (DF) AND DERMATOPHAGOIDES Ownby, Dennis MD McCullough, Judith

COMPARlSON OF ALLERGEN TITRATION. PoettIer, Debra RN San Diego, CA

EXTRACT

POTENCY Settzer.

USING

James

PRICK

M.

END-PCINl

MD

761

SKIN TEST REACTIVITY AND ALLERGIC RESARATORY SYMPTOMS ADOLESCENTS ON A SUBTROPlCAL ISLAND. Lackey. R.F. MD Garcia-Ramos, E. MD Femandez-Caldas, E. PhD Seieznick. M.J. MD Tampa, FL

762

CORRELATION OF PHADIATOP ALLERGY EVALUATION. Ransom, J. H. MD Leonard, J. BS Topeka. KS

SCREENING,

COMPARISON ASSAYS. Kleine-Tebbe, Gatjen, M. Sladek. M. Kunkel, G. Berlin, Germany

LITE-AND

763

764

BETWEEN

MAGiC

J.

TOTAL

Kavel. K.K. Wasserstein,

COMPLETE

TWO

SPECIFIC

A.

HISTAMINE

RELEASE

SKIN PRICK TEST IN CHILDREN - CUT OFF LIMITS AND CHRONIC RESPtRATORY DISEASES. Kuhr. J. Stephan. V. Hendel-Kramer, A. Karmaus, W. Welb. K. Forster. J. Urbanek, R. Freiburg. Germany

766

CLINICAL EVALUATION Frank, P.M. Adklnson. N.F. Homburger. H.A. Zeitz, H.J. N. Chicago. IL Baltlmore. MD Chicago. IL

767

BIOLOGICAL EXTRACT POTENCY INFLUENCES THEIR CORRELATION WtTH RAST AND BASOPHIL Kordash. T. MD Amend, Jones, J. BS Plunkett. Stier. R.A. MD Spokane, WA

768

THE EFFECT OF PREDNISOLONE AND CETIRIZINE ON THE IMMUNOHISTOLOGY OF ALLERGEN-INDUCED LATE SKIN RESPCNSES. Vamey, V. MD Gaga. M. MD Frew. A.J. MD Kay, A.B. MD London, United Kingdom

769

EFFECT OF CEREBRAL Wise, S.L. MD Avery, S. Augusta, GA

LATERAUZATION

ASSAY

William K. MD John C. MD

765

OF ABBOTT

IGE

M. E.

PLATE BASOPHIL Dolen. Selner.

AND

MD R. L. PhD

CAP-SYSTEM:

Eickholt, Kirchhof. O’Connor,

PERFORMANCE OF A MKZROTITER (HRT) RELATIVE TO SKIN TESTING. Williams. P. Brock PhD Kcepke. Jerald W. MD Denver, CO

IGE

IN

RELATlONSHlP

TO

MATRIX AERO. Mangat. D. Hamilton. R.G. Ownby. D.R. Hrusovsky. I,

SKIN TEST (ST-) RESULTS AND HISTAMINE RELEASE (BHR). M. BS G. PhD

ON HISTAMINE SKIN TEST RESPONSE. Meador. K.J. MD Wray. B.B. MD

t:l.i?.. IMMUNOL. IANUARY 199:

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1. PART 2

Program

770

THE SPT SCANNER - AN OBJECTIVE AND PRECISE METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF SKIN PRICK TEST WHEAL AREAS. Paulsen. L.K. PhD Making, H.J. MD Llbber~, C. MSc Bindslev-Jensen, C. MD Copenhagen, Denmark

771

DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTIMIZED SYSTEM MULTlALLERGEN IGE ANTIBODIES TEST. Hornburger, H.A. MD Jacob, Evans, SM. BS Rochester, MN

772

POSSIBLE DIAGNOSTIC NEGAllVE RAST. Blanco. ‘2. Crespo. J.F. Caballero, M.T. Martin Esteban, M. Madrid. Spain

ADVANTAGES

FOR SCORING G.L.

OF THE CAP Pascual. Garcia Castillo.

RESULTS

OF THE

BS

SYSTEM IN PATIENTS WITH

C. Ara. MC. R.

773

THE EFFECT OF AUTOSUGGESTiON AND VlSUALlZATlON RESPONSE TO ANTIGENS. A DOUBLE BUND PLACEBO Rael, E.D. PhD Hosch,H. PhD Solo, A. PhD Ramirez, J. BS Mansfield, L.E. MD El Paso, TX

774

CVCLOSPORIN (CSA) INHIBtTS THE LATE COMPONENT OF DTH AND LATE PHASE IGE RESPONSES WlTHOUT AFFECTtNG EARLY DTH OR THE IMMEDIATE PHASE OF IGE RESPONSES. Ptok, W. MD Geba. G.P. MD Askenase, P.W. MD New Haven. CT

775

REGULATlON OF ANTIGEN ENDOGENOUS CORTTSOL. Herrscher, Richard F. MD Sullivan, Timothy J. MD Dallas, TX

776

777

778

IL-6 MEDIATED REGUiAIlON RESPONSES IN MICE. INTERFERON GAMMA. Auci. Dominck L. Shaikh, Attaf. Athanasslodes, T. J. Durkin, Helen G. Brooklyn, NV IGG AUTO-ANTI-IGE ALLERGIC DISEASES. Stodler. B.M. Jarolim, E. Aebischer. I. Bern, Swiiertand

INDUCED

LATE

Kasper,

ON THE ANAMNESTIC CONTROLLED STUDY.

PHASE

Candace

REACTTONS MD,

BY

PhD

OF IGE DEPENDENT IMMEDIATE HYPERSENSITIVITY LACK OF EFFECT OF INTERFERON ALPHA AND

ANTIBODIES:

Kleiner. Acosta, Murali,

A DUAL

HUMAN IGG SUPPORTS MEDIATOR Hamilton, Robert G. PhD White, Jane MS Battlmore, MD

Garv EloV M.R.

ROLE

L

IN PATHOPHVSIOLOGV

OF

de Week. A.L. Vogel. M. Qiu, G.

RELEASE FROM Kagey-Sobotka. Uchtensteln,

BASOPHILS. Anne Lawrence

779

CORD SERUM IGE: AN INSENSITIVE METHOD FOR PREDICTION Twiseltcn. Roger FIMLS Atshad. S. Hasan MRCP Hide. David W. FRCP East Cowes. United Kingdom

780

PURIFICATK)N OF CANINE IGE FROM Peng, 2. MD Kierek-Jaszczuk, D. PhD Ullev. M.K. RN Ke&rt, M.W. MD Rector, ES. PhD Becker. A.B. MD Whnlpeg. Maniioba. Canada

RAGWEEDSENStTlZED Arthur, G. PhD Thomas,E. MSc Gresson. 8. BSc Simons, F.E.R. MD Sehon, A. PhD

PhD M. MD,

PhD

OF ATOPV.

DOG

SERA

425

426

J. ALLERGY

Program

781

782

783

ASSOCIATION OF ELEVATED STEROIDOGENESIS. Weinstein, Robert E. MD Ownby. Denn!s MD SouthfieM, MI Detroit, MI

CORD

SUPPRESSiON OF IGE ANTISODIES ADMlNlSTRATlON OF TOLEROGENS. Fritsche, R. Lousonne. Swttzerlond

TO BETA-LACTOGLOBULIN

MEASUREMENT OF SPECIFIC VOLUMES OF BLOOD. McCullough, Judith Detroit, MI

BLOOD

Lobocki, Pieper.

Borel.

785

PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF HIV INFECTION AND LEVELS. Mozo, D.S. MD Reddy, Meriney, D.K. MD Grieco, New York, NY

TOPIC: 787

788

EQUIVALENCE Crespo, J.F. Blonco. C. Anlborro, B. PosCUOl. c. Modrid. Spain BRONCHIAL

OF CAP

AND

ElS

BY THE

FROM

Dennis

FINGER-STICK

MD

SPECIFIC IGE USING THE CAP-SYSTEM Schafer. T. MD Ring, J. MD, PhD

IGE PROTEIN M.M. M.H.

AND

(CAP).

ANTIBODY

PhD MD

PRU UNITS IN DETERMINATION Morlll Estebon. M. Borronco, P. Lopez, c.

OF SPECIFIC

IGE

CHALLENGE BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTlVlTY IN BETWEEN EXERCISE AND NONlSOTONlCSOLUTlONS. CosteCBronco. M.G. Folcoo, H. Lopes, I. cuesto, c. Azevedo. M. Porte. Portugal LONGlTUDlNAL STUDY OF HOME ASTHMA. Gem. J.E. Egg&ton. P.A. Baltimore, MD

789

EFFECT OF A SINGLE BRONCHOCONSTRlCTlON Benoit, C. Gheno, H. PhD Montreol, Conodo

790

ADENOSlNE, CHILDREN. Poillorguelo. Menordo, Soint-Pons,

791

ALTERED

Y.

Ownby,

DETERMINATION OF TOTAL AND Abeck, D. MD Ptqblllo, B. MD Munich, Germany Homburg, Germonv

WITH

Cotherine A. Dovid R. PhD

IGE TO FIVE ALLERGENS

784

786

IGE

EXERCISE Chris&m Jean-Luc France

AND MD MD

DOSE INDUCED

YOUNG ASTHMATICS ULTRASONICALLY Morelro-Silvo, Rodrtgues. Co&ollodo. Limo, P.

PEAK

FLOW

Adkinson.

COMPARISON NEBULIZED

J.P. J. F.

VARlABlLlTY

IN CHILDHOOD

N.F., Jr.

OF ASTEMKOLE (10 MG) BY HlSTAMtNE IN ASTHMATIC Mob, J.-L. MD Cortier, A. MD

FOG BRONCHIAL Quinones.

CHALLENGES Ernest0

ON THE SUBJECTS.

IN ASTHMATIC MD

EARLY AND LATE REACTION IN A BRONCHOPROVOCATlON TEST (BPD ALLERGEN: COMPARtSON OF TWO WAYS OF ALLERGEN EXPOSURE. Wosserfollen. J.B. MD Leuenberger. P. MD Pecoud,A. MD Lousonne. Switrerkmd

WITH

CLIN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

792

FACTORS AFFECTING TO HISTAMINE. Popa, Valentin MD Sacramento. CA

THE DlSCRlMlNANT

793

HYPEROSMOlAR SALINE AND EXERCISE CHALLENGE: DOES ONE REFRACTORINESS TO THE OTHER? Williams, Paul V. MD Ekerman, C. Warren MD Pierson, William E. MD Shapiro. Gail G. MD Furukawa. ClKton T. MD Altman, Leonard C. MD Vlmnt, Frank S. MD Seattle, WA

794

AIRWAYS REACTlVlTY Rodrtgues, Josefina Tones C&a. J. Quelmz. Mario Carbakada, Francisco Porto. Portugal

795

UNRECOGNIZED EXERCISE Guill, M.F. MD Brudno, D.S. MD Augusta, GA

796

EFFECT OF ANTllNFlAMMATORY AIRWAY CHANGES IN RATS. Pauwels, R.A. Ghent. Belgium

TO UNDW

ABlLllY

OF PROVOCATION

CHALLENGE IN ASTHMATIC Azevedo. Marianela Araujo. Olga Santos, L.A.

INDUCED

ON

INDUCE

CHILDREN.

ASTHMA IN ADOLESCENT Rupp, N.T. MD

COMPOUNDS

DOSES

ATHLETES.

ENDOTOXIN

INDUCED

Kips, J.C.

797

TNF INDUCES AlRWAY Kips, J.C. Pauwels, R.A. Ghent, Belgium

790

BRONCHIAL RESPONSIVENESS Lebowltz, M.D. PhD Quaakenboss. J.J. MS Tucson. AZ

799

PERCEIVED DYSPNEA AND VENTllATORY FUNCTION DURING EXERCISE IN MILD TO MODERATE ASTHMATICS. Lowtey, Susan A. MS Findloy, Steven R. MD D’Alonzo. Gilbert E. DO Austin, TX Houston. TX

MAXIMAL

000

PREDICTING ASTHMATlC EXERCISE TESTS. Fhdlay, Steven R. MD D’Atanzo, Gilbert E. DO Austin, TX Houston, TX

MAXIMAL

801

002

803

HYPERRESPONSh4

ITS USE IN EPlDEMlOLOGlCAL O’Rourke, M.K. FhD dl Pede. C. MD

VENllLATORY

EXERCISE-INDUCED PSEUDOASTHMA. Wotf,Bruae L. MD Stone. R.E. (Ed) PhD MiRer, Robert MD Nashville, TN EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA Randolph, Christopher MD Fraser, Barbara LPN Waterbury. CT IS THERE AN BRONCHODIIATOR Wang. Soa Ray Lee, Hwoi Lin Taipei, Repubkc

AGE

NESS IN RATS. Tavern&, J.

IN SCHOOL

PERFORMANCE Lowley.

Susan

Ossoff, Ralney.

Robert Cheryl

CHILDREN. Randolph.

STUDIES.

DURING A.

MS

MD MS

Martin

MD

VARIATION IN BRONCHIAL RESF’ONSlVENESS AND METHACHOUNE IN ASTHMATlC PATIENTS? MD, PhD Chuang. Jyh Chemg MD Tsai, J& Ji MD, PhD of China

TO

427

428

Program

J. ALLERGY

BRONCHIAL RESPONSE CHANGING CHAMBER. likura. Y. MD Yomashito, Y. MD Akazowa. A. MD Salto, H. MD Ogimi. A. Tokyo. Japan

804

TOPIC:

AIRWAY

OF ASTHMA

PATIENTS

IN ARTIFICIAL

Matsuda, Yomashiia. Ebkawa, Hashimoto.

S. MD T. MD M. MD K. MD

POTPOURRI

805

A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP AND ALLERGIC DISEASES. Lin, C.Y. MD, PhD Taipei, Republic of Chino

BETWEEN

806

CONJUNCTiVAL CHALLENGE Demoly. P. Enander, I. Richard, MC. Bousquet. J. Montpeiliir, France Uppsala. Sweden

WITH CODEINE PHOSPHATE Campbell. A.M. Couret, I. Michel, F.E.

807

POWDER DOWN BIRD INDUCED Grtzzantl. J. MD Rosenstreich. D.L. MD Eronx, NY

808

CHARACTERlSTlCS OF CHRONIC COUGH. Bouiet. L.-P. MD St.-Gearges. F. MD Lovioiette, M. MD Laval. Car-ado

8w

TOPIC: 810

ATMOSPHERE

EXTRlNSlC Oriel.

NON-ASTHMATIC

NEPHROllC

ALLERGIC 8.

SYNDROME

ALVEOUTIS

SUBJECTS

PRESENTING

WITH

Miiot, J. BSc Boulet, M. MD

MIDDLE EAR RESPONSE TO NASAL CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS. Tanner, E. MS Skoner, D. MD Pittsburgh, PA ENVIRONMENTAL

CHILDHOOD

PROVOCATION

IN ASCARIS

SENSITIZED

Doyle. W. PhD. Fireman, P. MD

EXPOSURES ALBE - AN ALLERGEN FreMhoff, L.R. MS Baltimore, MD

DATABASE. Marsh,

OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS SYNTHESIS IN PATtENTS K. MD Germany

D.G.

PhD

811

EFFECTS AND IGE Neuber, Bcchum,

AUREUS ON THE CYTOKINE INDUCED WlTH ATOPtC DERMATtTlS (AD). Konig, W. MD

812

ALLERGY TO HUMAN SEMINAL PLASMA (HSP): iDENTlFiCATiON SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA) AS A MAJOR ALLERGEN. Yunglnger, J.W. MD Jones, R.T. BS Klee. G.G. MD Squiikxe, D.L. BA Ott, N.L. MD Rochester, MN

813

GUINEA CITY OF Sarto. K. Ritz, H.L. Cincinnati,

814

ALLERGEN EXPOSURE WHEEZY CHILDREN. Vanto. T.T. MD Mertsoia, J. MD Kolvlkko, A. MD Turku. Finland

PIG INTRATRACHEAL (ID TEST TO ASSESS MSPlRATORY DETERGENT ENZYMES: COMPARtSGN WtTH THE HUMAN PhD Polk, J.E. MD PhD OH AND

RESPtRATORY

VIRUS

Ziegler, T. PhD Ruuskanen.0.

INFECTIONS

MD

IGA

OF PROSTATE-

ALLERGENIDATA BASE,

IN YOUNG

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1931

VOLUME NUMBER

87 1, PART 2

Program

815

CORRELATION BETWEEN HISTORY OF ALLERGIC SYMKOMS SENSlTRATlON IN CHILDREN. Kunz. B. MD Rii, J. MD, PhD Grelf. D.A. Ub&a, K. F’hD Paris, France Hamburg. Germany

816

CYTOTOXICITY Dumler. K. Koenig, J. Luchtel, D. Seattle. WA

817

MONTH OF BtRTH (MB) IS NOT A MAJOR DETERMINANT OF ALLERGIC SENSlTliATlON OR ATOPlC DlSEASE AMONG BAVARlAN CHILDREN. Schafer. T. Pti!!ybilla, 8. Kunz. B. Ring. J. Gretf. A. Uberla. K. Munich, Germany Hamburg, Germany

OF OZONE

TO HUMAN

AND

TYPE 1

NASAL EPlTHELlAL CELLS. Hanley, Q. Altman. L. Reboltedo. V.

TOPIC: EOSINOF’HILS 818

THE iNTERAcTtoN 0~ THE E~S~N~PHIL MAJOR B~slc PROTEIN (MBP) WITH SYNlHEllC LlPlD BllAYERS. Abu-Ghozdeh, R.I. MD, PhD Wagner, J.M. BS Iiich, P.J.K. PhD Gleich. G.J. MD Prendergast, F.G. MD, PhD Rochester, MN

819

DlFFERENTlAL EXPRESSKIN OF MESSENGER RNA ENCODING PROTEINS DURtNG EOSINOPHIL DIFFERENTlAwN. Grwlt.valerle PhD Truong. Ma&-Jose Plumas. Joel Capron. Andre MD Capron. Monique PhD Ulle, France

820

LOCALlZATKIN OF EOSJNOPHILGRANULE MAJOR BASlC PROTEIN IN PATIENTS WITH EOSlNOPHlUC GASTROENTERlTlS (EG) AND CEUAC SPRUE (CS). Kephart, G.M. BS McGovern. T.W. MD Talley, N.J. MB Carpenter. H.A. MD Gleich. G.J. MD Rochester, MN Atktnta. GA

821

RADlOlMMUNOASSAY OF ESTABLLSHMENT OF NORMAL IN VIVO. Peterson, C. DMS Venge, P. MD Uppsala. Sweden

FOR CAlTONIC

HUMAN EOSlNOPHlL PROTEIN X (EPX/EDN) LEVELS IN SERUM AND PLASMA AND TURNOVER Enander,

I. FhD

822

DEPOSlTlON EOSlNOPHlL EPTIHEUUM Sur,S. MD Croth/, T.B. Colby, T.V. Rochester, Mkrml, FL

OF EXTRACELLULAR NEUTROPHIL ELASTASE (EL4SD MAJOR BASlC PROTEIN (MBP) IN THE BRONCHIAL IN FATAL ASTHMA (FA). Kechatt. G.M. Bs MD HYm0,B.k MD MD Glelch, G.J. MD MN

AND TREE

823

MEASUREMENT OF EOSNOFHIL, NEUTROF’HIL, AND MAST CELL PROTEINS IN SPUTUM FROM PATIENTS WlTH ASTHMA AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PLJLMoNARY DISEASE. Frkxzs. E. MD Lewis. J.C. MD R&d, C.E. MD Sur.S: MD Bubak, M.E. MD Scanlon. P.D. MD Glelch. G.J. MD Rochester, MN

429

430

Program

1 ALLERGY

824

SPEClFlC ALLERGENS AND ACTIVATION. Tornasslni, Morghertta Tsicopoutos. Anne Capron, Monique Like. France London, United Kingdom

825

NODULES, EOSINOPHIUA, A NOVEL EOSlNOPHlLlC Butterfield, J.H. MD Gleich, G.J. MD Rochester, MN

826

TOPIC:

MURtNE EOSINOPHIUA DaLG. MD Kumor, A. PhD Milwaukee, WI

ANTlBODlES

CAN

SELECTIVE

EOSINOPHIL

Gruart. Valerie Toi, PO Chun

RHEUMATlSM, DISORDER.

DERMATITIS Leiferman,

FOLLOWING

AND K.M.

SWELLING

(NERDS),

MD

EXPOSURE TO ASPERGILLUS Murali. P.S. PhD Kurup. VP PhD

ANTIGENS.

NEUTROPHILE

827

GTP-BINDING PROTEINS (G-PROTEINS) PLATELET ACTIVATING FACTOR (PAR Agrawal, Devendra K. PhD Numao. Toshlo MD Omaha, NE

828

EOSINOPHIL GRANULE MAJOR BASIC PROTEIN PHAGOCYTOSIS OF UNOPSOMZED E. COLI. Sarmiento, E.U. MD Thomas, May. J.N. MD Chicago, It

829

PLATELET ACTIVATING FACTOR AND CALCIUM MOBlLlZATlON Zweiman, Burton MD Moskovitz, Anne BS Atkins, Paul C. MD Philadelphia, PA

830

THE ROLE OF ION CHANNELS Myers, Rhonda J. MD Irvine, CA

831

EOSINOPHILS IN CULTURES FACTORS FOR ATOPY. Schauer, Uwe MD Banzhof , Angettta MD Marburg. Germany

IN HUMAN BLOOD EOSINOPHILS: RECEPTOR COUPLES TO GI PROTEIN. Ali. Nawab PhD

(MBP) L.L.

ENHANCES

NEUTROPHIL

PhD

(PAR STlMUtATION OF LACTOFERRIN RELEASE IN ATOFIC AND NON-ATOPlC NEUTROPHILS. von Almen, Carolyn BA Korchak. Helen PhD

IN SUPEROXDE Gupta.

OF CORD

832

THE IDEMIFICATION OF EOStNOPHlL SUPERNATAM OF MONONUCLEAR Tsal. Jaw Jl MD Wang, Soo Ray MD, PhD Taipei, Repubtlc of China

833

MONONUCLEAR CELL-DEWVED VlABlLllY IN CULTURE. Hattsworth, Matthew P. BSc Crea, Attitio E. PhD London, Untted Kingdom

834

MEDIATE

GENERATION Sudhir MD

BLOOD

CELLS

Potthoff, Rieger,

Silke Christian

BY PMN.

IN RELATION

H.L.

DIFFERENTTATION FACTOR CELLS FROM ASTHMATICS. Yu. Llh Neu BS

FACTORS

THAT

ENHANCE

Burke, Loretta A. Lee, Tok H. MD

PhD

MEASUREMENT OF IL-5 BY THE EOStNOPHlL SURVlVAL ASSAY 0kubo.Y. MD K8a.H. MD Abrams, J. PhD Gleiih. G.J. MD Rochester, MN Palo At-to, CA

TO RISK

MD

IN CULTURE

EOSINOPHIL

CLIN. IMMUNOL JANUARY 1991

VOLUME NUMBER

Program

87 1. PART 2

a35

HUMAN EOSINOPHILS HYPODENSE, ACTlVATED Kito. H. MD Sandem, C.J. FhD Rochester, MN London, Untted Kingdom

536

IL-5 RNA Fl?ODUCTlON GASTROENTERTITS. Jaffe. Jonathan S. MD Broun-Ehvert, Lorenz MD James, Stephen P. MD Bethesda, MD

CULTURED AND HAVE

IN

WlTH HUMAN INTERLEUKIN A DISBNCT MORPHOLOGY. Abu-Ghozaleh, R.I. MD, PhD Gleich, G.J. MD

GASTRlC

MUCOSA

IN

Mullin, Gerard E. MD Metcalfe, Dean D. MD

THE EFFECT OF CYTOKINES ON IL-3- AND IL-SINDUCED EOSINOPHIL DlFFERENTtATtON FROM CORD BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS. Ochioi. K. MD twamoto. 1. MD Takohashi, H. F’hD Yoshldo, Shoji MD Tornloka. H. MD Yosl-&ia.Sho MD Chiba, Japan

a38

EOSINOPHIL CHEMOTACXC MONONUCLEAR CELL CULTURE Fukwhimo, Y. MD Nurnao, T. MD Mokino, S. MD To&iii. Japan

TOPIC:

EOSlNOPHllS AS EFFECTOR REACTIONS. Lahoz. C. MD. PhD de Andres.B. BS Cardaba, B. BS Palorntno, P. PhD Madrid. Spain

ARE

EOSINOPHILIC

037

a39

5

ACTIVITY IN THE SLIPERNATANT STIMULATED WITH SPECIFIC ANTIGEN. Fukuda, T. MD Akutsu, I. MD

CELLS

IN

INFLAMMATORY

AND

OF

IMMUNE

del Pozo. V. BS Martin, E: BS Tramon, P. TA

HYMENOPTERA

am

POTENnAL ROLE OF THE HEMATOPClETlC DNA-BlNDlNG PROTEIN CONTROL OF EOStNOFtlIL-SPECIFIC GENE TRANSCRIPTION. zon. L.I. Rosenberg, H.F. Bennett, J.C. Orkln. S.H. Ackerman, S.J. Boston. MA

841

COMPARlSON OF THE PHADEBAS-RAST VESPlD ALLERGY. Jeep. S. O’Connor. A Berlin, Germany

ad2

UNUSUAL O’Guinn, Augusta,

a43

TICK-BITE ANAPHYlAXIS: A EVlDENCE OF IGE-MEDIATED Van WYe. J. Lane, R. Moss, R. Stanford, CA Berkeley, CA

a44

RENIN ANGlOTENSlN Hermonn, Klaus Ring. Johannes Munlch, Germany Hamburg. Germany

TISSUE REACTtON Mary MD GA

TO THE FHARMACIA Kirchhof. Kunkel.

1 IN

CAP-SYSTEM

IN

E. G.

TO STlNG OF THE IMPORTED Rho&es, Robert

CASE REPORT IN AMERlCA HYPERSENSlTlVllY. Hsu, Y.P. Ten. A.

SYSTEM lN.HYMENOPTERA Fertno,

GATA-

VENOM Diino

FIRE ANT. B.

WITH

ALLERGY

IN VITRO

431

432

Program

J. ALLERGY

845

COMPAMSON BETWEEN THE CAP AND RAST SYSTEMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS HONEY BEE VENOM HYPERSENSmVlN. Hutt,N. MD Kopferschmitt-Kubier, MC MC Sounier. B. MD P&Ii, G. MD Strosbourg. France St-Quentin en Yvelines, France

846

ANAPHYLAXIS-INDUCED AMl%NONE. Otero. Elbobeth MD Reiss. Craig K. MD St. Louis, MO

MYOCARDIAL

DEPRESSION Order. Korenblat,

RENIN ANGIOTENSIN Hermann. Klaus Ring. Johannes Munich, Germany Hamburg. Germany

048

COMPARISON BETWEEN THE CAP AND RAST SYSTEMS IN THE DIAGNOSIS HONEY BEE VENOM HYPERSENSITIVITY. Huit,N. MD Kopferschmitt-Kubler, MC. MD Saunier, B. MD Pa&i, G. MD Strasbourg, France St-Quentin en Yvelines, France

849

ANAPHYLAXIS-INDUCED AMRINONE. Otera. Elizabeth MD Reiss. Craig K. MD St. Louis, MO ACIDITY IN PARTICLES FROM FOR RESPIRATORY HEALTH. Peirson, MD Koenig, J. PhD. Seattle, WA

MYOCARDIAL

VENOM Diana

DEPRESSION

ALLERGY

TREATED

On&r, John R. MD Korenbtot, Phillip E. MD

RfZlDENTlAL

WOODBURNING: Lindell. Larson,

WITH

John R. MD Phillip E. MD

847

a50

SYSTEM IN HYMENOPlERA Ferino.

TREATED

OF

A. B.S.ChE. T. PhD.

IMPUCATIONS

OF

WITH

CLiN. IMMUNOL. JANUARY 1991