The influence of consumption of rations containing canned baby foods from mirror carp and Black Sea mullet on severity of system anaphylactic reaction to model food allergen in rats was studied and the level of antibodies to proteins of Black Sea mullet, mirror carp, Alaska Pollack, trout and big head was determined in serum of infants, suffering from food allergy through immune-enzyme analysis.
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