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β-Glucosylceramide From Allergic Mothers Enhances Offspring Responsiveness to Allergen
Matthew T. Walker
, Ryan P. Ferrie
, Aki Hoji
, Lindsay M. Schroeder-Carter
, Jacob D. Cohen
,
Ronald L. Schnaar
, Joan M. Cook-Mills
School of Medicine
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Allergen
100%
Glucosylceramide
100%
Fetus
57%
Dendritic Cell Subsets
28%
Lipids
28%
Allergic Reaction
28%
Clinically Significant
14%
Fetal Membranes
14%
Placenta
14%
Breast Milk
14%
Allergic Diseases
14%
Allergy
14%
Fold Increase
14%
Pharmacological Inhibitors
14%
Non-allergic
14%
Fetal Liver
14%
Cell number
14%
Maternal Factors
14%
Glucosylceramide Synthase
14%
Risk Impact
14%
Major Questions
14%
Maternal Administration
14%
Fetal Immune System
14%
Proinflammatory Lipids
14%
Offspring Development
14%
Neuroscience
Allergen
100%
Glucosylceramide
100%
Lipid
42%
Ceramide Glucosyltransferase
14%
Blood Plasma
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Allergen
100%
Offspring
100%
Dendritic Cell Subset
14%
Hypersensitive Response
14%
Placenta
7%
Blood Plasma
7%
Allergic Disease
7%
Allergy
7%