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Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol 45, 1159-1164, Copyright © 1977 by Endocrine Society
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D Kumar
Anti-insulin IgE and IgG were estimated in sera of diabetic patients. Using a paper radioimmunosorbent technique, detectable titers of anti- insulin IgE were found in all insulin-treated diabetics who were non- allergic to insulin. Patients with generalized insulin allergy, and immune-type insulin-resistance had higher titers of anti-insulin IgE. Anti-insulin IgG was present in all insulin-treated patients. The titers were significantly higher in insulin-resistant diabetics. Four of the 12 cases with insulin allergy had undetectable anti-insulin IgG titers. The ratios of 125I-insulin bound by IgE and IgG were significantly higher in 11 (91%) patients with systemic insulin- allergy. It is suggested that a relative excess of anti-insulin IgE may be associated with the insulin allergic state.
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