Cunningham-Rundles C
Department of Medicine, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, New York.
Rheum Dis Clin North Am. 1991 May;17(2):287-307.
Absorption of small amounts of various dietary antigens in an intact state is a normal phenomenon in humans. This article discusses the normal mechanisms of excess antigen exclusion, examples of the states in which absorption can occur, and some of the immunologic consequences that have been documented.
在人体中,完整状态下少量各种膳食抗原的吸收是一种正常现象。本文讨论了过量抗原排除的正常机制、吸收可能发生的状态实例以及一些已被记录的免疫后果。