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Wang WJ et al. – SIgE levels and skin prick test results to environmental allergens can serve as markers of severe asthma for inner–city children. Asthma morbidity increased in a linear manner with SIgE levels. IgG was not an important predictor or modifier of asthma morbidity.

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