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Food allergen epitope mapping

Liu et al., 2018

Document ID
3798992737519444536
Author
Liu C
Sathe S
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Publication venue
Journal of agricultural and food chemistry

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With the increased global awareness and rise in food allergies, a multifold interest in food allergens is evident. The presence of undeclared food allergens results in expensive food recalls and increased risks of anaphylaxis for the sensitive individuals. Regardless of the …
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