Sensitization pattern in patients with peanut allergy or
tolerance
In 81 (80.2%) of the 101 peanut-sensitized children OFCs have been
performed in order to determine their clinical reactivity. Their
characteristics are shown in Table S1. As expected, peanut-allergic
patients had significantly higher levels of peanut- and Ara h 2-sIgE
(Table S1). We observed no significant difference between
peanut-allergic (n=33) and peanut-tolerant (n=48) children regarding
their sensitization to tree nuts (Figure 2, Table S1).