Aplicações práticas de uma plataforma multiplex para detecção de IgE específica por componentes alergênicos em doenças alérgicas
Practical applications of a multiplex platform for specific IgE detection based on allergenic components in allergic diseases
Resumo
As doenças alérgicas destacam-se entre as principais doenças crônicas não transmissíveis das últimas décadas. O avanço da biologia molecular, por sua vez, permite melhor compreensão sobre os mecanismos envolvidos na fisiopatologia das doenças, e consequente aprimoramento no diagnóstico. A identificação de componentes alergênicos específicos, recombinantes ou purificados, possibilita um conhecimento mais específico do perfil de sensibilização do paciente alérgico, inferindo informações relevantes na investigação de alergias mediadas por IgE. Paralelamente, a utilização de plataformas multiplex viabiliza a detecção simultânea de dezenas de componentes alergênicos, otimizando a investigação de pacientes polissensibilizados. A compreensão de instrumentos laboratoriais que permitam detectar a presença de IgE, suas vantagens, desvantagens e aplicabilidade clínica são fundamentais para melhor controle do paciente alérgico e manejo terapêutico. Esta revisão tem como objetivo descrever os principais dados publicados sobre o papel das plataformas multiplex (ImmunoCAP ISAC®) em diferentes situações clínicas relacionadas a doenças alérgicas.
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Abstract
Allergic diseases have been among the most common chronic non-communicable diseases over the past decades. Advances in the field of molecular biology, in turn, have allowed to better understand the mechanisms involved in the pathophysiology of allergic diseases and thus improve diagnosis. The identification of specific recombinant or purified protein components enables a deeper knowledge of the sensitization profile of allergic patients, suggesting relevant information when screening for IgE-mediated allergy. In the meantime, multiplex platforms allow simultaneous detection of several protein components, optimizing the investigation of polysensitized patients. Understanding laboratory tools that are able to detect the presence of IgE, their advantages, disadvantages and clinical applicability, is paramount to improve symptom control and therapeutic management in allergic patients. In this review, we aimed to describe the main data available on the role of multiplex platforms (ImmunoCAP ISAC®) in different allergy-related clinical situations.
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24/09/2017
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10/02/2018
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