Allergic Mechanisms and Immunotherapeutic Strategies

Development of Structural Models for a Study of the Interaction of Human Ige with Class-Specific Fc-Receptors; the Structural Basis of Ige Receptor Interactions in the Allergic Response; the Role of Surface Molecules in the Control of Human Ige Synthesis; T-Cell Epitopes: is there Immunodominance?; The Role of Th1 and Th2 Subsets in Atopic Allergy; Molecular Analysis of House Dust Mite Allergens; Ige Responses and Pollutant Adjuvants; Ige-Autoreactivity: a Pathomechanism of Potential Relevance in Atopic Disease; Specific Immunotherapy; Ige Recognition of Natural, Recombinant and Chemically Modified Allergens, The use of Peptides for Allergy Immunotherapy; Modulational of the Functional Properties of Allergen-Specific T-Cells by Interferon and other Cytokines.