- Gao Zhong-Shan, Yang Zhao-Wei, Wu Shan-Dong, Wang Hui-Ying, Liu Mei-Ling, Mao Wei-Lin, Wang Jian, Gadermaier Gabriele, Ferreira Fatima, Zheng Min, van Ree Ronald Peach allergy in China: A dominant role for mugwort pollen lipid transfer protein as a primary sensitizer Journal of allergy and clinical immunology 2013;131 (1):224-226 [PubMed]
- Burney P. G. J., Potts J., Kummeling I., Mills E. N. C., Clausen M., Dubakiene R., Barreales L., Fernandez-Perez C., Fernandez-Rivas M., Le T.-M., Knulst A. C., Kowalski M. L., Lidholm J., Ballmer-Weber B. K., Braun-Fahlander C., Mustakov T., Kralimarkova T., Popov T., Sakellariou A., Papadopoulos N. G., Versteeg S. A., Zuidmeer L., Akkerdaas J. H., Hoffmann-Sommergruber K., van Ree R. The prevalence and distribution of food sensitization in European adults Allergy 2014;69 (3):365-371 [PubMed]
- Datema Mareen R., Zuidmeer-Jongejan Laurian, Asero Riccardo, Barreales Laura, Belohlavkova Simona, de Blay Frédéric, Bures Peter, Clausen Michael, Dubakiene Ruta, Gislason David, Jedrzejczak-Czechowicz Monika, Kowalski Marek L., Knulst André C., Kralimarkova Tanya, Le Thuy-My, Lovegrove Alison, Marsh Justin, Papadopoulos Nikolaos G., Popov Todor, del Prado Náyade, Purohit Ashok, Reese Gerald, Reig Isabel, Seneviratne Suranjith L., Sinaniotis Athanasios, Versteeg Serge A., Vieths Stefan, Zwinderman Aeilko H., Mills Clare, Lidholm Jonas, Hoffmann-Sommergruber Karin, Fernández-Rivas Montserrat, Ballmer-Weber Barbara, van Ree Ronald Hazelnut allergy across Europe dissected molecularly: A EuroPrevall outpatient clinic survey Journal of allergy and clinical immunology 2015;136 (2):382-391 [PubMed]
- Smith M., Jäger S., Berger U., Sikoparija B., Hallsdottir M., Sauliene I., Bergmann K.-C., Pashley C. H., de Weger L., Majkowska-Wojciechowska B., Rybníček O., Thibaudon M., Gehrig R., Bonini M., Yankova R., Damialis A., Vokou D., Gutiérrez Bustillo A. M., Hoffmann-Sommergruber K., van Ree R. Geographic and temporal variations in pollen exposure across Europe Allergy 2014;69 (7):913-923 [PubMed]
- Santos Alexandra, van Ree Ronald Profilins: Mimickers of Allergy or Relevant Allergens? International archives of allergy and immunology 2011;155 (3):191-204 [PubMed]
Ronald van Ree was originally educated in history but switched to biochemistry and immunology, the field in which he defended his thesis at the University of Amsterdam in 1994 on the topic of grass pollen allergens and their interaction with the immune system. From 1994 until 2005 he headed the Allergy Research Laboratory at Sanquin Blood Supply Foundation in Amsterdam. In July 2005 he moved to the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam where he was appointed as Associate Professor at the Department of Experimental Immunology. There he is head of the Laboratory for Allergy Research. In June 2009 Ronald van Ree was appointed as Full Professor of Molecular and Translational Allergology. The main areas of interest of the Allergy Research group are:
Protein-chemistry and molecular biology of respiratory and food allergens: what makes an allergen an allergen?
Innovative approaches for in vitro and in vivo diagnosis of IgE-mediated allergy: from allergen extracts to molecular diagnostics.
Innovative biopharmaceutical approaches for allergen-specific immunotherapy: recombinant technology, novel adjuvants and administration routes.
Immuno-epidemiology of respiratory and food allergies: the role of allergen exposure, environment, diet, infections and lifestyle in the development of allergy.
Mouse models of allergy and asthma: how are sensitization and disease expression regulated?
Ronald van Ree has participated in many EU Framework Program projects, amongst which as co-ordinator of the CREATE project (FP5) developing certified reference materials for allergen products, as vice-coordinator in the Integrated Project (FP6) on Food Allergy, EuroPrevall, in the GLOFAL project (FP6) aiming at integrating food allergy research in developing countries in EU framework program, as co-ordinator of the ongoing project (FP7) on immunotherapy for food allergy FAST (2008-2015), and more recently as ExCom member of the iFAAM project (FP7) on risk management of food allergy. In February 2014 he has taken up the coordinatorship of a new recently granted EU project BM4SIT targeting at innovative approaches for allergen-specific immunotherapy (novel adjuvant in combination with a designed hypo-allergen). He is on the editorial board of several leading journals in the field of allergology, and is associate editor of International Archives of Allergy and Immunology. He is the academic co-chair of the HESI-PATC. Ronald van Ree has published around 275 papers in peer-reviewed journals, and several book chapters.
Ronald van Ree serves as consultant for HAL Allergy BV (Leiden; www.hal-allergy.com) and Citeq BV (Groningen; www.citeqbiologics.com)
Prof. PhD R. van Ree (Molecular mechanisms of disease induction, symptom expression, immunotherpay and prevention in IgE-mediated allergy)
The main areas of interets of the Allergy Reserach group are:
- Protein-chemistry and molecular biology of respiratory and food allergens: what makes an allergen an allergen?
- Innovative approaches for in vitro and in vivo diagnosis of IgE-mediated allergy: from allergen extracts to molecular diagnostics.
- Innovative biopharmaceutical approaches for allergen-specific immunotherapy: recombinant technology, novel adjuvants and administration routes.
- Immuno-epidemiology of respiratory and food allergies: the role of allergen exposure, environment, diet, infections and lifestyle in the development of allergy.
- Mouse models of allergy and asthma: how are sensitization and disease expression regulated?
Theme: Infection and Immunity / Public Health and Epidemiology
This research group participates in CIA
Postdocs
PhD J.H. Akkerdaas
PhD L. Jongejan
MEng PhD L.S. van Rijt
PhD Students
PhD Z. Gao
MSc S.A. Lyons
Others
A. Logiantara
S.A. Versteeg
- Angany inc.
- BASF France S.A.S.
- HAL Allergy bv
- Life Sciences Health TKI