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Author: Mr Abdiwahab Ibrahim
Supervisor: Professor John Holloway, Dr Mich Erlewyn-Lajeunesse
Group: Genetics
Keywords: food allergy, skin barrier, spink5, flg, loss of function

A case control study of the role of SPINK5 and filaggrin mutations in the occurrence and remission of food allergies

Research Project Report (2018-2019)

Author: Miss Rebecca McCarthy
Supervisor: Dr Michel Erlewyn-Lajeunesse, Professor John Holloway
Group: Child Health
Keywords: eczema, filaggrin, food allergy, skin barrier defect

A case control study on the association between filaggrin loss of function mutations and persistent food allergy in children

Research Project Report (2016-2017)

Author: Mr Thomas Weir
Supervisor: Dr Mich Erlewyn-Lajeunesse, Dr Emma Grainger-Allen
Group: Child Health
Keywords: food allergy, diagnostic tool, questionnaire, paediatric

A service evaluation of a novel clinical tool for the diagnosis of food allergy

Research Project Report (2016-2017)

Author: Miss Irene Langley
Supervisor: Dr Michael Ardern-Jones
Group: Dermatology
Keywords: eczema, elispot, food allergy, ovomucoid, bsa

A study to test the utility of novel allergy tests for the diagnosis of food allergy induced eczema

Research Project Report (2015-2016)

Author: Miss Jaya Jaitly
Supervisor: Professor Graham Roberts
Group: Child Health
Keywords: food allergy, asthma exacerbations, food challenge, exhaled nitric oxide, fev1

Does an allergic reaction to food give rise to persisting airway inflammation?

Research Project Report (2015-2016)

Author: Miss Bethany Ellis
Supervisor: Professor Graham Roberts
Group: Child Health
Keywords: asthma, food allergy, atopy, ifaam, children

Does food allergy in infancy increase your chances of developing asthma in childhood? A cohort study in the PIFA cohort.

Research Project Report (2015-2016)

Author: Mr Rupert Miles-Marsh
Supervisor: Professor Syed Hasan Arshad
Group: Respiratory
Keywords: atopic dermatitis, allergic sensitisation, bmi z score developmental trajectories, rhinitis, food allergy

The relationship between body mass index trajectories and allergic disease outcomes at 18 years: a prospective study

Research Project Report (2016-2017)

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