Yes, we have gathered five different mouse models for peanut allergy. 1. CT-Peanut induced Anaphylaxis 2. SEB_Peanut induced Anaphylaxis 3. Adjuvant free Peanut induced sensitisation 4. CT_Peanut induced anaphylaxis in C3H/HeJ 5. Humanized Peanut induced anaphylaxis model Click here for the Mousemodels Peanut allergy Peanut allergy is a prevalent food allergy affecting a significant portion of the global population. Currently, 1-2% of people worldwide have this allergy, with a growing number of affected children in the US, Europe, and Australia. In the past decade, the prevalence of peanut allergy among children has doubled, which is concerning as the condition typically persists into adulthood. While symptoms of this allergy are usually mild to moderate, they can sometimes be severe and life-threatening, particularly in individuals who are highly sensitive. Even the smallest amount of peanut protein can trigger an allergic reaction in these patients. Oral ingestion is the most common method of exposure, but inhalation or skin contact can also cause symptoms. The reaction to peanut allergens is initiated by specific IgE antibodies that bind to receptors on the surface of mast cells and basophils. The crosslinking of these receptors by peanut protein can lead to mast cell and basophil degranulation, resulting in a range of allergic symptoms, including potentially fatal anaphylaxis. Click here to go to our peanut extract.

Yes, you can download the CoA’s before ordering the product. Go to your product of choice and scroll down for the PDF.

We only offer 1 batch/lot of each product. You can find the CoA with the batch number below the products. If you want to order another lot, please contact Citeq Biologics.

If you have any specific request or would like to order larger amounts, please contact our sister company Citeq Biologics.

Our allergens our produces by our sister company Citeq Biologics. They have 40+ years of experience in allergy.

Our products are for research purposes only and will be delivered in freeze-dried (lyophilized) form. Our extracts are not suitable to be used for immunotherapy and in-human use.

We recommend to use a PBS buffer.

You can tell the difference between the allergens by the last two numbers of their code.

.30 Purified mite bodies, this does not contain other material such as the faeces of the mites.

.50 Excrements of mites.

.60 A whole culture consist of all the material of the house dust mite cultivation. This means mite bodies, eggs, larves, cultivation medium and the faeces.

.71 purified Group 1 allergen (Der p 1 or Der f 1). Based on protein content (BCA).

.72 purified Group 2 allergen (Der p 2 or Der f 2). Based on protein content (BCA).

.85 Extract of whole culture. A whole culture consist of all the materials of the cultivation, including bodies, eggs, larvae, skin parts, cultivation medium and the excrements. This extract is most used by researchers.

.86 Purified extract of mite bodies.

.87 Excrements. These are purified excrements (faeces) of the house dust mites. We have excrement extracts available from D. farinae and D. pteronyssinus.

.95 Research Extract. Regular HDM extract but not filled out on dry weight but on protein content (BCA). These are small vials which are developed for researchers.

Our allergens will be delivered in freeze-dried (lyophilized) form. You can simply weigh the amount you need, dissolve the freeze-dried product in your buffer of choice and analyse your product.

We do not add any proteins in the production process. The only compound we use in our products which is not strictly from mites is the medium where the mites feed on. This medium contains an absolute low number of non-mite proteins and these concentrations will not interfere with your process.