“Right step” in severe asthma- immunological monitoring
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                            Severe asthma is often defined as a separate phenotype of asthma.  Different combinations of biological molecules are markers in precise  diagnosis  of asthma. Type of airway inflammation  is the main  feature of the disease as well as  severity is the main goal in treatment.  IgE is produced continuously to maintain constant levels in the blood. Many peripheral blood cells express IgE receptors.  Efforts to assess   regulation of  IgE dependent network among  patients treated with biologic therapy  may contribute to both  better understanding of the disease and choosing right therapy option and dosage regimen.
                        
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                            severe asthma   monitoring, biological treatment, biomarkers, Ig E network; IgE receptors, eosinophils
                        
                            Cite this paper
                            Diana M. Hristova, 
                            “Right step” in severe asthma- immunological monitoring
                            , SCIREA Journal of Clinical Medicine.
                            Volume 6, Issue 6, December 2021 | PP. 742-749.
                            10.54647/cm32725
                        
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