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IgE, IgG, IgG1 and IgG4 patterns in yellow jacket allergic patients during immunotherapy with a venom depot extract

Using immunoblot studies, detailed antibody patterns were performed with the sera of 10 yellow jacket allergic patients undergoing specific immunotherapy with a yellow jacket venom SQ‐depot extract (ALK, Denmark). Five males and five females (age range 10–65, mean 48 years) were investigated. All patients had a history of systemic reactions after an insect sting and a positive skin‐prick test at a dose of at least 100 μg/ml yellow jacket venom.