Allergome is a comprehensive and informative database that focuses on providing essential information about allergenic molecules, also known as allergens. The platform aims to assist individuals in better understanding and managing IgE-mediated diseases such as asthma, anaphylaxis, rhinitis, and urticaria. Allergome collects data from various international scientific journals and web-based resources to compile a vast array of allergenic molecules and their sources.

It includes information on both identified and unidentified molecules, regardless of whether they originate from animals or plants. The sources can range from dander, fruit, pollen, seed, spores, venoms, to whole bodies. Each allergenic molecule has its dedicated monograph, divided into three parts: the General Information page, which provides identification data and the allergen's relationship with different allergies.

The BLU section contains up-to-date information on allergenic molecules, while the GREEN section includes current references starting from 2005. The Allergome team and collaborators are dedicated to maintaining and updating the database regularly. Researchers, healthcare professionals, and individuals looking for accurate information on allergenic molecules can rely on Allergome as a reliable resource