It begins producing antibodies called immunoglobulin E, which attach themselves to mast cells located in the tissues of the skin, in the linings of the respiratory and intestinal .
On the other hand, stress you can't do anything about, like the anxiety caused by continual replays of the World Trade Center attack, diminishes immunoglobulin production and .
A trial involving more than 100 college students in 1999 found that the levels of immunoglobulin, a microbe-fighting antibody, in students who engaged in intercourse once or .
Upper West Side baby fighting rare immune disorder Edan Zablocki, who will turn 1 in a few weeks, has a rare immunoglobulin disorder which affects just one in half a million.
July 3, 2013 - WABC-TV New York