The allergenic molecule section (BLU section) of the Allergome Database is
currently up-to-date. In this section as well as in the RED section some
data from earlier publications ( < 1987) have not been processed yet.
References cited in the GREEN section are up-to-date, but start with 2005.
This page has been updated on September 27, 2019
Allergome - A Database of Allergenic Molecules
Version 4.0
General Information
The Allergome e-Newsletter
Allergome platform modules
Collaborative studies using the Allergome database
How to cite the Allergome platform
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History and Financial Supports of the Allergome project
The Allergome Team and Collaborators
Allergome Contacts
General Information
The Allergome web site has been designed to supply information on Allergenic Molecules (Allergens).
Identified molecules causing an IgE-mediated (allergic, atopic) disease (anaphylaxis, asthma, atopic dermatitis, conjunctivitis, rhinitis, urticaria) have been selected from international scientific journals and from web-based resources.
It also contains data on allergenic sources whether they have identified molecules or not.
Allergenic Molecules and sources are included in the Allergome Database independently from the sources (animals or plants) and their tissues (dander, fruit, pollen, seed, spores, venoms, whole bodies etc.), or the routes of exposure (contact, ingestion, inhalation, injection etc.).
A Monograph is dedicated to each Allergenic Molecule (BLUE monographs).
The Monograph is divided in three parts
- The "General Information" page contains data for the identification of the Allergen and its relationship with other Allergens within the Allergome.
- The "Native Form" page contains data on allergenicity of the allergen in its natural conformation.
- The "Recombinant Form" page/s contains data on allergenicity of the allergen obtained by means of molecular biology techniques. "Recombinant Form" pages are named by the expression vector used to produce the recombinant molecule.
The Allergome is based on the literature published since the early sixties. The current base is 5800 selected papers (November 2004) and is continuously updated.
Before data entry, experienced reviewers select information from scientific papers.
Low-molecular weight compounds causing non-IgE-mediated allergic diseases (e.g. contact dermatitis, drug allergy), or molecules causing non-IgE immune mediated diseases (e.g. celiac disease) are not included. Any other substance causing pseudo-allergic reactions or intolerance (e.g. food intolerance) is excluded from the Allergome database.
Most of the Allergenic Molecules are officially named by the International Union of the Immunological Societies (IUIS) Allergen Nomenclature Sub-Committee and marked in the Allergome database.
The updates list is available on the IUIS Allergen Nomenclature web site.
Criteria for the inclusion of a newly discovered allergenic molecule within the official list are available on international allergy journals and are recognized by the WHO.
All the Allergens and data available in the IUIS Allergen Nomenclature Sub-Committee web site are currently present in the Allergome Database.
The Allergome Database is searchable using the IUIS filter in order to have only officially recognized molecules as a search result.
On the basis of stringent immunological and allergological criteria, carefully characterized Allergens that are not listed in the IUIS Allergen Nomenclature are included in the Allergome Database. This further expands classified data available from the scientific literature.
The Allergome Database is searchable using the Allergenic Molecule filter. It includes all the identified and characterized Allergenic Molecules including those in the official IUIS Allergen Nomenclature list.
Allergenic sources without identified Allergenic Molecules are included in the Allergome Database (RED monographs).
This section mainly supplies references and little data for rare allergens and for allergenic sources whose allergenic components have never been identified and characterized. References dealing with allergenic sources are added to papers currently selected for Allergenic Molecules documentation. This completes the scenario of information on IgE-sensitizing compounds that are potentially harmful for allergic subjects.
To supply data (reagents, prevalence) on allergenic sources having identified allergens monographs have been added (GREEN monographs).
The search on allergenic sources (RED and GREEN monographs) is included in any search if neither the IUIS filter nor the Allergenic molecule filter are activated.
The Allergome Database is mainly addressed to people working in the Allergy and Immunology fields.
The structure and the data available in the Allergome Database are useful for clinicians to easily approach this rapidly expanding field of knowledge, and for basic researchers to reach information generally spread on several sources.
To avoid redundancy of information, external links are provided for data available on other free web sites.
The Allergome e-Newsletter
A monthly issue of the Allergome e-Newsletter is sent to all the subscribers and email addresses in the mailing list.
You may register to receive the Allergome e-Newsletter using the MyAllergome tab in the Allergome home page.
The Allergome e-Newsletter list the new and modified monographs during the last month period. You may access the monographs directly from the Allergome e-Newsletter.
News, tips, and info on events dealing with the Allergenic molecules are reported in the Allergome e-Newsletter.
Allergome platform modules
The Allergome platform has developed several modules aiming to support specific purposes:
RefArray: it is a module created to ease the access to references stored in the new Allergome Reference Archive. The Allergome Reference Archive contains all the processed papers available from the literature, beyond PubMed citation. Data can be retrieved from the Allergome Reference Archive by using a number of optional filters, and by selecting the molecule/source of interest.
ReTiME: The "Real Time Monitoring of IgE sensitization" (ReTiME) module is a database created to acquire and store real time data. The ReTiME database is fully interfaced with the InterAll allergy e-record (see below). Data on IgE sensitization can be stored by any contributor willing to share his/her own data with the international scientific community. Data from the ReTiME database are displayed in each allergen monograph in a dedicated page. Contact us to know more.
InterAll: it is the allergy electronic record available for allergy/immunology clinical centers and research laboratories willing to manage patients clinical and diagnostic data in a very easy and modern way, receive daily updates from the Allergome platform, and send and share data to feed the Allergome platform through the ReTiME platform. Contact us to know more.
AllergomeConsumer: the module has been established since 2009 to provide the consumer with food allergy problems with a simple and useful tool for information. Operational scope of AllergomeConsumer is to collect detailed information on ingredients for feeding present in products not only for human use, but even in a series of products like cosmetic, drugs, and animal food. The collection will deal with both industrial and artisanal products, try to encompass the whole spectrum of ingredients of food nature. AllergomeConsumer is a project linked with the Allergome platform.
Contact us to know more.
Collaborative studies using the Allergome database
Data available from the Allergome database can be used for any study dealing with allergens. Collaborative studies between international research groups and the Allergome team are encouraged.
A collaborative study has been established with the Institute of Immunology Bern, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland in 2003.
The updated list of allergenic molecules has been used to further expand the results of previously published data (Stadler MB, Stadler BM. FASEB J 2003;17(9):1141-3). Results of the collaborative study are now displayed in the "Sequence Motifs" section of involved allergenic molecules. A presentation of the ongoing study has been given by Prof. BM Stadler (Autoimmunity and allergy: A bioinformatic approach) and published in the proceeding of the 25th Symposium of the Collegium Internationale Allergologicum, held in Bornholm, Denmark, 2004.
Starting from 2007 the AllFam web pages are cross linked with the Allergome platform. The AllFam database is a resource for
classifying allergens into protein families. The AllFam is released by the Biotechnology and Biochemical Diagnostics Group at the
Department of Pathophysiology, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, headed by Heimo Breiteneder. The AllFam database is
managed by Christian Radauer.
Since 2008 studies using Allergome resources started in collaboration with Dr. Norihiro Futamura, from the Plant Molecular Biology
Laboratory, Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JAPAN,
and with Dr. Yang Liming, National Key Lab of Crop Genetics and Germplasm Enhancement, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing,
China.
Starting 2009 Allergome is supporting the FAST project.
Starting January 2011 allergen monographs in the Allergome platform are cross-referenced in the UniProt Knowledgebase.
Starting October 2012 the Allergome is collaborating with the University of Queensland, Australia.
How to cite the Allergome platform
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2013
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2012
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2011
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2010
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2009
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2008
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2007
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2006
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History and Financial Supports of the Allergome project
The Allergome project is currently managed by "Allergy Data Laboratories s.c.", a non-for-profit company (ADL).
2002
The Allergome project started in 2002 as a self-funded project. The Allergome software version 1.0 is created.
2003
On February the Allergome database is available on line.
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. started to manage the Allergome project and to support it with internal funding.
Pharmacia Diagnostics decided to start to support the Allergome project with an unrestricted grant.
The friendly support of Francesco Redi allows the release of the Allergome software version 2.0 on May.
2004
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project.
Pharmacia Diagnostics is supporting the Allergome project for the second
year.
Indoor Biotechnologies, Laboratorios Leti and Diagnostic Products
Corporation start to support the Allergome project with unrestricted grants.
The friendly support of Francesco Redi has been continued for the 2004 year.
The current Allergome software (version 3.1) has been released in November
2004.
2005
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome
project.
Pharmacia Diagnostics is supporting the Allergome project for the third
year.
Indoor Biotechnologies, Laboratorios Leti and Diagnostic Products
Corporation start to support the Allergome project with unrestricted grants for the second year.
Stallergenes, Allergopharma, VBC-Genomics,
UCB Group and BIOMAY start to support the Allergome project.
The friendly support of Francesco Redi has been continued for the current
year.
2006
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project.
Phadia is supporting the Allergome project for the forth year.
Indoor Biotechnologies, Laboratorios Leti and Diagnostic Products Corporation confirmed their support to the Allergome project with unrestricted grants for the third year.
Allergopharma, VBC-Genomics, UCB Group, BIOMAY, and Stallergenes did as well.
The following institutions have started to support the Allergome project:
The University of Nebraska (USA) thru its FARRP project;
The University of Salzburg (Austria) thru its Priority Programme "BioScience and Health";
The Institute for Research in Biomedicine (Switzerland);
Sezione di Allergologia, Immunologia Clinica e Medicina del Lavoro, Universit? G. d'Annunzio di Chieti e Pescara, Italy.
2007
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project.
Phadia is supporting the Allergome project for the fifth year.
Indoor Biotechnologies,
Laboratorios Leti and
Siemens
confirmed their support to the Allergome project with unrestricted grants for the fourth year.
Allergopharma,
VBC-Genomics,
UCB Group,
BIOMAY, and
Stallergenes did as well.
Probelte Pharma
started to support the Allergome project for the first time in 2007.
The following institutions are continuing their support to the Allergome project:
The University of Nebraska (USA) thru its FARRP project;
The University of Salzburg (Austria) thru its Priority Programme "BioScience and Health";
The Institute for Research in Biomedicine (Switzerland);
Sezione di Allergologia, Immunologia Clinica e Medicina del Lavoro, Universit? G. d'Annunzio di Chieti e Pescara, Italy;
The IDI-IRCCS, Center for Clinical and Experimental Allergy, Italy.
2008
The Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project.
Phadia is supporting the Allergome project for the sixth year.
Indoor Biotechnologies,
Laboratorios Leti and
Siemens
confirmed their support to the Allergome project with unrestricted grants for the fifth year.
VBC-Genomics,
BIOMAY, and
Probelte Pharma
did as well.
The following institutions are continuing their support to the Allergome project:
The University of Nebraska (USA) thru its FARRP project;
The University of Salzburg (Austria) thru its Priority Programme "BioScience and Health";
Sezione di Allergologia, Immunologia Clinica e Medicina del Lavoro, Universit? G. d'Annunzio di Chieti e Pescara, Italy;
2009
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project.
In collaboration with IFARAI starts the AllergomeConsumer project.
VBC-Genomics supports the Allergome project with an unrestricted grant.
The following institutions are continuing their support to the Allergome project:
The University of Nebraska (USA) thru its FARRP project;
The University of Salzburg (Austria) thru its Priority Programme "BioScience and Health";
2010
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
In collaboration with IFARAI, within the AllergomeConsumer project data collection continues.
VBC-Genomics supports the Allergome project with an unrestricted grant.
The following institutions are continuing their support to the Allergome project:
The University of Nebraska (USA) thru its FARRP project;
The University of Salzburg (Austria) thru its Priority Programme "BioScience and Health";
2011
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
In collaboration with IFARAI, the AllergomeConsumer project has been fully developed in its first phase, and recently has been presented in a press conference and at a scientific meeting.
Sponsors are now divided on the basis of the strength of their support.
Siemens and Stallergenes Italy are granting as Gold Sponsor for the year.
Two Anonymous sponsorships have been received by two private individuals.
IFARAI, a non-for-profit association, and Phadia entered as Silver sponsors.
Donations have been received by individuals and companies worldwide.
The University of Salzburg (Austria), the Centre de Recherche Public de la SantÈ (Luxembourg), and the University of Nebraska (USA) gave support for the year.
2012
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
In collaboration with IFARAI, the AllergomeConsumer project is undergoing its second developing phase.
Sponsors are now divided on the basis of the strength of their support.
Siemens and Stallergenes Italy are granting as Gold Sponsors for the year.
One Anonymous sponsorship has been received by a private individual along with eight others whose initials are shown.
IFARAI, a non-for-profit association, entered as Silver sponsors.
2013
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
In collaboration with IFARAI, the AllergomeConsumer project is undergoing its second developing phase.
Sponsors are now divided on the basis of the strength of their support.
Siemens is granting as Gold Sponsors for the year.
One Anonymous sponsorship has been received by a private individual along with six others whose initials are shown.
IFARAI, a non-for-profit association, continue as its Silver sponsors.
2014-2016
Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
IFARAI, a non-for-profit association, continue as Silver sponsor.
CAAM started to strongly support the Allergome project.
2017
Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l. takes over all the Allergy Data Laboratories s.c. activities within the Allergome platform project.
Although Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l. is a profit company developing, producing and distributing the FABER test as IVD for multiplex allergy diagnosis, the ethical profile of the Company leads to an unrestricted support to the Allergome project to keep the platform for allergen knowledge free and open to all professionals and researchers worldwide.
CAAM continue to strongly support the Allergome project with professional and scientific knowledge.
IFARAI, a non-for-profit association, continue as Silver sponsor.
2019
Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l. continues to manage and support the Allergome project developing additional modules for the platform.
 Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l. receives funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 866356 - FABER-Net.
Funding is dedicated to the FABER test development.
The Allergome database is a free web site for users. Info and data available
within the Allergome database are thought to be of general interest for the
international scientific community.
Any financial support to the Allergome project from public institutions,
private individuals or companies is welcome.
If you need more information please do not hesitate to contact the Allergome administrator.
We greatly appreciate your feedback if you find any error in the allergenic molecule monograph data.
If you don't find what you expected in a search or you are aware of any identified allergen that is not in the Allergome database, please contact us.
The Allergome Team and Collaborators
Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l. (ADL) is a cooperative company. ADL's members
and collaborators do work on several project aiming to increase and spread
the scientific knowledge on allergy and immunology.
ADL funding comes from Institutions and Companies as reported above,
exclusively as unrestricted grants.
Several projects are carried out in collaboration and using Allergome
resources, and displayed in the home page.
The AllergomeConsumer project is run in collaboration with IFARAI.
The Allergome Team and Collaborators is now:
Adriano Mari is a clinical allergist with expertise in basic immunology,
immunochemistry and molecular biology, and information technology.
Alessandro Brunetti is an expert on several aspects of food and nutrition,
and is managing the AllergomeConsumer project.
Giorgio Perotti takes care of on line administrative work, the image
collection and processing, and reference management.
Sara Nuti takes care of the data entry in Allergome archives and modules,
and collaborates in data management of the AllergomeConsumer project.
Virginia Mari takes care of the on line administrative work, the image
collection, and the in-language translations.
Anna Maria Ronconi takes care of the on line administrative work, the image
collection and processing, and the ADL management.
The Allergome platform has part of the terms translated in languages other than English.
For their dedicated work we are grateful of International collaborators:
Croatian: Silvana Mišković
French: Roland Carbonnel
German: Carl Sternberg
Greek: Kostas Karagiannopoulos
Italian: The Allergome Team
Polish: Emilia Majsiak
Portuguese: Virginia Mari
Romanian: Andrei Scortanu
Spanish: Gabriela Guardiola
The Panservice team develops the original Allergome
software. We are grateful to Gabriele Carabella for his skilled programming
making the Allergome platform a valuable resource for the International
community, and Vincenzo Lavino for curing the graphic of Allergome and
Allergome-related pages.
Allergome Contacts
General purposes and contacts with the Allergome team and collaborators: allergome@allergome.org
To contact the administrator: adriano.mari@allergome.org
For your valuable feedback: your.feedback@allergome.org
To place your link in the Links page: links@allergome.org
To contact the Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l.: adl.adminoffice@adl-allergy.com
Physical Address:
Dr. Adriano Mari
Allergy Data Laboratories S.r.l.
Via Nino Bixio 11
04100 Latina, Italy
tel +39 338 8837352
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