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Classifying of skin sensitization using the quantitative structure-activityrelationship (QSAR) model is important. Applying descriptor selection isessential to improve the performance of the classification task.
Algamal, Zakariya Yahya; University of Mosul +1 more
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Peanut allergy:effect of environmental peanut exposure in children with filaggrin loss-of-function mutations [PDF]
BackgroundFilaggrin (FLG) loss-of-function mutations lead to an impaired skin barrier associated with peanut allergy. Household peanut consumption is associated with peanut allergy, and peanut allergen in household dust correlates with household peanut ...
Makinson, Kerry +36 more
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Sensitive skin is a condition that affects a large percentage of people today and can occur at any point in their lives. It can affect people of all ages with different skin types. Signs of sensitivity can be permanent or be triggered by various external and internal factors, such as bacteria, chemicals, allergens, adverse weather conditions, hormonal ...
Nedelcheva, Valeriya; TS Medical Cosmetician, Medical College, Medical University of Varna +5 more
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Long-term periodic anthelmintic treatments are associated with increased allergen skin reactivity. [PDF]
BACKGROUND: The low prevalence of allergic disease in the rural tropics has been attributed to the protective effects of chronic helminth infections. There is concern that treatment-based control programmes for these parasites may lead to an increase in ...
Oviedo, G +24 more
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Skin sensitization is an important occupational health problem and immunotoxicity endpoint. Considering animal welfare and time and cost savings, many alternative approaches, such as those conducted in vitro, in silico, and in chemo, have been proposed ...
Weicheng Zhang, Libao Chen, Lunguang Yao
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Assessment of drug hypersensitivity with non-irritating concentrations of antibacterial agents for allergic skin tests: a review [PDF]
Hypersensitivity reactions to antibiotics are common with a prevalence of 6-10% of all adverse reactions. There is a lack of guidelines and standardization of skin tests for the screening of hypersensitivity to all antibiotics, in terms of the ...
M. C., Shivamurthy +2 more
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The Prevalence of Sensitive Skin [PDF]
Sensitive skin has been described as unpleasant sensory responses to stimuli that should not provoke such sensations. Objectively measurable signs of irritation are not always present in individuals with sensitive skin, however, subjective sensory effects such as, itching, burning, stinging, tightness, and dryness, are consistently present.
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Research Progress on Alternative Methods of Skin Sensitization Test
Allergic contact dermatitis is a type Ⅳ hypersensitivity reaction caused by repeated skin exposure to a substance and is a common public health problem. Traditional skin sensitization tests are based on animal experiments such as guinea pig maximum test ...
HUANG Jingyi +4 more
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Updating Reaction Mechanistic Domains for Skin Sensitization: 1. Nucleophilic Skin Sensitizers. [PDF]
It has long been recognized that skin sensitizers either are electrophilic or can be activated to electrophilic species. Several nonanimal assays for skin sensitization are based on this premise.
Roberts DW +4 more
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Sensitive skin is less tolerant to frequent and prolonged use of cosmetics and toiletries. It is self-diagnosed and typically unaccompanied by any obvious physical signs of irritation. With the change in lifestyle and also with increased opportunity to use many new brands of cosmetics and toiletries, there has been an increase in females complaining of
Arun C, Inamadar, Aparna, Palit
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