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Insects as inhalant allergens

Data up to Jan 2025

Published1958
Citations70
References47

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (47)

The Integument of Arthropods

1952 • 438 citations

ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER IN THEORY AND PRACTICE

1931 • 231 citations

On the hardening of the cuticle of insects

1940 • 230 citations

The Physiology of the Cuticle and of Ecdysis in Rhodnius prolixus (Triatomidae, Hemiptera); with special reference to the function of the oenocytes and of the dermal glands

1933 • 216 citations

A study of the physical and chemical properties of the insect cuticle

1940 • 166 citations

THE OCCURRENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF CHITINOCLASTIC BACTERIA IN THE SEA

1938 • 148 citations

Studies on Nonfruiting Myxobacteria

1947 • 137 citations

Allergy in its relation to bee sting

1930 • 98 citations

Dispersion of Small Organisms, Distance Dispersion Rates of Bacteria, Spores, Seeds, Pollen, and Insects; Incidence Rates of Diseases and Injuries

1946 • 86 citations

Studies in the chemistry of the insect cuticle

1941 • 79 citations

Asthma and rhinitis from insect allergens

1956 • 62 citations

A case of coryza and asthma due to sand flies (caddis flies)

1929 • 50 citations

192. An X-ray study of the hydration and denaturation of proteins

1935 • 49 citations

ASTHMA DUE TO THE MAYFLY

1929 • 46 citations

Insects; the yearbook of agriculture,1952

1952 • 38 citations

Hypersensitivity to beetles (coleoptera)

1941 • 37 citations

The sand fly (caddis fly) as an exciting cause of allergic coryza and asthma

1930 • 32 citations

Emanations of flies as exciting causes of allergic coryza and asthma

1932 • 32 citations

Hypersensitiveness to air borne bee allergen

1932 • 30 citations

DIAGNOSIS OF HYPERSENSITIVENESS TO THE BEE AND TO THE MOSQUITO

1939 • 27 citations

Comparative pollen, mold, butterfly and moth emanation content of the air

1932 • 26 citations

Allergic rhinitis and asthma due to sensitization to the Mexican bean weevil (Zabrotes subfasciatus Boh.)

1940 • 25 citations

The house fly as a cause of nasal allergy

1938 • 22 citations

Asthma due to sensitization to a mushroom fly (Aphiochaeta agarici)

1938 • 22 citations

The Integument of Arthropods

1951 • 21 citations

Asthma from insect emanations

1941 • 20 citations

Allergy to caddis fly (Trichoptera)

1957 • 19 citations

Insects captured by Airplane are found at surprising Heights.

1931 • 19 citations

ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO DUST OF INSECT ORIGIN

1934 • 15 citations

The mushroom fly as a cause of bronchial asthma.

1951 • 12 citations

The Dissemination of Insects by Air Currents

1925 • 12 citations

The aphid—An insect allergen

1950 • 12 citations

A Further Consideration of Summit Ant Swarms

1957 • 12 citations

The nature of various mill dust allergens

1941 • 12 citations

Allergy to caddis fly (Trichoptera)

1957 • 12 citations

Dissemination of Insects by Air Currents

1937 • 11 citations

The Protein of Insect Cuticle

1941 • 10 citations

Water flea sensitivity

1941 • 10 citations

Severe allergic reaction caused by silk as a contaminant in typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine

1957 • 10 citations

Preliminary Report of a Case of Sensitization to the May-Fly (Ephemera)

1913 • 9 citations

Silk antigen as a contaminant in biological agents

1957 • 8 citations

The occurrence of insects at some height in the air, especially on the roofs of high buildings

1935 • 7 citations

The preparation of highly concentrated allergenic extracts by increasing the concentration of extraction

1955 • 7 citations

Summer hay fever of unknown origin in the southeast

1940 • 6 citations

Insect inhabitants of the upper air

1929 • 6 citations

Bronchial asthma due to silk

1957 • 6 citations

Composition of the Aerial Insect Fauna up to 300 ft.

1938 • 4 citations

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