Allergenic molecules from lepidoglyphus destructor

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ABSTRACT:
An allergenic protein has been identified from the storage mite Lepidoglyphus destructor. A partial amino terminal sequence of the 18 kilodalton protein is presented. Based on this sequence, isolation and cloning of the gene for the allergen becomes possible.

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