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AmericanCockroach <br />
Cockroach mix <br />
Culicoides <br />
Deer Fly <br />
Flea <br />
Horse Fly <br />
House Fly <br />
Mosquito <br />
Moth<br />
Dust Mites<br />
<br />
D.farinae <br />
D.pteronyssinus<br />
Storage Mites<br />
<br />
Acarus siro (flour) <br />
Blomia tropicalis (grain) <br />
Lepidoglyphus destructor<br />
<br />
(fodder)<br />
Tyrophagus putrescentiae<br />
(cheese)<br />
<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
Carpet Grass Dialysate <br />
Carpet Grass <br />
Casuarina 1:40 <br />
Casuarina Dialysate 1:40 <br />
Grain Mill Dust Mix <br />
House Dust <br />
Kapok <br />
Kikuyu Dialysate <br />
Kikuyu Grass <br />
Kochia <br />
Malassezia <br />
Mixed feathers <br />
QLD Blue Couch 1:40 <br />
QLD Blue Couch Dialysate<br />
1:40<br />
Allergen Dilution<br />
Red Clover <br />
Concentrations <strong>of</strong> allergens used for skin testing in horses in Australia have been<br />
based on those used for small animals, which were loosely derived from human<br />
studies and modified according to reactions in normal dogs in early work (10). In<br />
Australia, most allergens (grass, tree and weed pollens, moulds and insects) from<br />
Greer are tested at a concentration <strong>of</strong> 1000pnu (Protein Nitrogen Units), with some<br />
minor exceptions (15, 16). Dust mite and various other allergens are provided in<br />
weight per volume measurements (w/v), and the standard testing concentration for<br />
these is 1:10 000 which is roughly equivalent to 1000pnu.<br />
ACVSC Proceedings Dermatology Chapter Science Week 2005 23