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Figure S1: Measurement of cashew-specific antibody titers in sensitized animals. Two groups of mice were orally sensitized to cashew (in green) while two groups were kept naïve as a negative control (in white). These two groups in each treatment regimen were intended to receive patches containing cashew-F647 or patches containing excipient. Blood samples were collected one week after the end of the sensitization, before patch application to isolate plasma. Cashew-specific antibody titers were measured from plasma by indirect ELISA (IgE) or direct ELISA (IgG1 and IgG2a). (n = 8 per group). Data are median and interquartile ranges. The level of significance measured between sensitized and naïve groups is indicated above each histogram. P values were determined according to the Mann-Whitney test (**, p<0.01; ***, p<0.001).