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Pollen allergy, also known as seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever, is one of the most prevalent allergies worldwide and one of the leading causes of acute asthma attacks. This exaggerated defense reaction of the body is triggered by exposure to the tiny pollen of flowers, trees, grass and weeds, where inhalation or external contact with the pollen allergen are the most common forms of exposure.

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An Insight to Grass Allergy Biospecimens We Offer:

Accelerating international research on pollen allergy, Central BioHub offers a full range of pollen allergy samples ideal for research. We offer a curated collection of well-defined, hyper-annotated specimens from patients allergic to pollen and grass. Our extensive inventory comprises thousands of human serum and plasma samples precisely measured for IgE-mediated allergic reactions.

The Grass allergy samples are tested for the following allergens:

  • Tree allergens: Birch, grey alder, hazel, cottonwood, ela, European beech, oak, Italian or Mediterranean or Funeral cypress, etc.

  • Grass allergens: Timothy grass, cultivated rye, cocksfoot, barley, cultivated oats, cultivated wheat, sweet vernal grass, Bahia grass, Bermuda grass, etc.

  • Weed allergens: Mugwort, plantain, ribwort, common ragweed, dandelion, etc.

All Grass pollen allergy samples  are well preserved at <-18 degrees Celsius, devoid of cross-contamination at allergy biobanks Researchers worldwide can purchase high-quality, cost-effective, and high-throughput clinical research samples directly from our website within no time. Moreover, our customer management team can assist in every step of the sample procurement. Besides, Central BioHub utilizes our pursuit of excellence to assure the safe and fastest delivery of your ordered Grass pollen allergy  research sample For additional information on available clinical research samples, contact us now.

Explore advanced search options to procure grass pollen allergy samples by clicking on clinical diagnosis, ICD-10-CM codes, and laboratory parameters.