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• W2149752124 abstract "The inhalation of flour dust has been implicated in the induction of sensitisation and elicitation of respiratory symptoms, such as asthma in bakers. In addition to the cereal allergens present in wheat flour, enzymes in flour improvers, in particular fungal alpha-amylase, are now known to be a significant cause of respiratory allergy in the baking industry.A monoclonal antibody based enzyme-linked immunoassay (ELISA) was developed using two monoclonal antibodies that recognised two distinct epitopes of the fungal alpha-amylase enzyme. The ELISA had an inter-assay variation of 12.0% at 1360 pg/ml and 12.8% at 564 pg/ml and intra-assay variation of 4.9% at 1340 pg/ml and 6.1% at 504 pg/ml. The assay had a sensitivity of 200 pg/ml. Competitive inhibition assays confirmed that the monoclonal antibodies had no cross reactivity with other enzymes used in the baking industry and could distinguish added fungal alpha-amylase from cereal amylase. We assessed the levels of exposure to dust, total protein and fungal alpha-amylase in four UK bakeries ranging in size and technical capabilities. Within the bakeries we surveyed, workers were exposed to variable levels of inhalable dust (0.8-39.8 mg/m3), total protein (0-5.7 mg/m3) and fungal alpha-amylase (0-29.8 ng/m3). Consecutive 15 min personal samples taken over a 1 h period demonstrated that the ELISA could measure fungal alpha-amylase exposure in such a 15 min period. Short term peak exposures to fungal alpha-amylase could be identified which may contribute to the sensitisation in individuals who appear to have low exposure levels if measured over a full shift period." @default.
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• W2149752124 title "Development and validation of a monoclonal based immunoassay for the measurement of fungal alpha-amylase: focus on peak exposures" @default.
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