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The 12 pages that link to Immunoglobulin E, each with the reason it gives.

• AnaphylaxisRelated: Allergen-specific IgE can trigger mast-cell activation in common anaphylaxis pathways.

• Allergic rhinitisRelated: Allergen-specific IgE sensitizes mast cells in the nasal lining.

• Food allergyRelated: In many food allergies, allergen-specific IgE triggers rapid mediator release.

• AllergyRelated: Allergen-specific IgE helps trigger many immediate allergic reactions.

• AntihistamineRelated: IgE can trigger mast cells to release histamine after allergen exposure.

• AllergenRelated: IgE binds many allergens and arms mast cells for rapid responses.

• ImmunoglobulinBroader topic: IgE shows how a distinct immunoglobulin class engages specialized immune cells.

• Latex allergyRelated: Latex proteins can provoke IgE responses that release inflammatory chemicals.

• Peanut allergyRelated: Peanut-specific IgE activates immune cells when peanut proteins cross-link the bound antibodies.

• Allergy testingRelated: Specific IgE tests detect antibodies central to many immediate-type allergy assessments.

• Anaphylactic shockRelated: Allergen-bound IgE can trigger the cell activation that releases allergic mediators.

• Cat allergyRelated: Cat allergy commonly involves IgE antibodies recognizing cat proteins.