Tropomyosin and Actin Identified as Major Allergens of the Carpet Clam (Paphia textile) and the Effect of Cooking on Their Allergenicity

<div>Immunoblotting of raw (a), boiled (b), fried, (c) and roasted (d) extracts of Paphia textile. Lane M, molecular mass markers; lanes 1–21, immunoblots showing binding of IgE from different serum samples; lane N, immunoblot using serum from a nonallergic individual; and lane B, blank.</div>

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Figure 2: Tropomyosin and Actin Identified as Major Allergens of the Carpet Clam (Paphia textile) and the Effect of Cooking on Their Allergenicity