allergic contact dermatitis

• 29 April 2003

  TR 087 – Contact Sensitisation: Classification According to Potency

  TR 087 : Contact Sensitisation: Classification According to Potency | April 2003 Contact allergens vary substantially with regard to the relative potency with […]

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  • Tags : allergic contact dermatitis, Buehler test, Contact allergens, Guinea pig maximisation test, hazard identification, LLNA, Local lymph node assay, occluded patch test of Buehler, OECD guidelines, relative potency, Risk assessment, Skin sensitisation, skin sensitisation potency, skin sensitisation test methods, skin sensitising chemicals
• 28 September 2000

  Monograph 029 – Skin Sensitisation Testing for the Purpose of Hazard Indentification and Risk Assessment

  Mono 029 : Skin Sensitisation Testing for the Purpose of Hazard Indentification and Risk Assessment | September 2000 The first step in any […]

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  • Tags : allergic contact dermatitis, allergic reaction, Allergy, Buehler test, chemical allergen, contact dermatitis, Control chemical, Erythema, Guinea pig maximisation test, hypersensitivity, inflammatory reaction, LLNA, Local lymph node assay, Occluded patch test, Open epicutaneous test, Patch test, Potency assessment, primary irritation, Relative skin sensitising potency, Risk assessment, Skin sensitisation tests, skin sensitising chemicals, suitable benchmark chemicals
• 28 September 1998

  JACC Report 37 – Methyl Acrylate

  JACC 037 : Methyl Acrylate (CAS No.96-33-3) | September 1998 This report presents a critical evaluation of the toxicology and ecotoxicology of methyl […]

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  • Tags : Acrylic acid, Acute toxicity, allergic contact dermatitis, Atrophy opacification, Biodegradable, Clastogenic, Coatings, commodity chemicals, Cross-reactivity, Dehydrogenase pathway, Dermal absorption, dermatitis, Ethyl acrylate, Eye Irritation, Genotoxicity, GHS, Glutathione, Hydrolyse, Intraperitoneal injection, Irration corrosion, irritation, Lethargy, Liquid, Low acute toxicity, MA, Methacrylate, Methyl acrylate, Monomer, OECD, Organic solvents, Peroxidative pathway, Plastic additives, Polyacrylic fibres, Propionate degradation pathway, Pseudomonas, Radioactivity, Raw material, Reproductive risk, Respiratory Tract Irritation, Skin Irritation, Skin sensitisation, Synthesis, Systemic toxicity, Thioethers, tumours, Varnishes, Volatilisation
• 4 January 1993

  Nickel cobalt and chromium in consumer products: A role in allergic contact dermatitis?

  In spite of the improved awareness of the potential for nickel, cobalt and chromium to en use skin allergy, the incidence of serialization […]

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  • Tags : allergic contact dermatitis, chromium, cobalt, consumer products, cosmetics and toiletries, metals, Nickel