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The authors are witnessing research into the effect that microbial product recognition has in the ocular surface undergoing an allergic reaction. Additionally, regulatory T-cell contribution to the initiation of and continuation of control over the allergic inflammation of the ocular surface is a valuable area of investigation.”

   

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