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Hartmann S et al. – Infection with the gastrointestinal nematode used in our study leads to significant inhibition of mucosa–associated but not cutaneous allergic reactions, pointing to a site specificity of the immunomodulation exerted by helminths. This finding might be an important aspect for future considerations of helminths for treatment of allergic diseases.


   

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