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Modulation of murine experimental asthma by Ascaris suum components

Background We have recently isolated two distinct components from Ascaris suum adult worms with different effects on the immune system: the allergenic protein of A. suum (APAS‐3), which induces IgE antibody production, and suppressive protein of A. suum (PAS‐1), which inhibits humoral and cellular immune responses induced by unrelated antigens. In this study, we investigated the immunomodulatory effect of PAS‐1 on a murine model of asthma induced by APAS‐3.