Skin sensitisation and epidermal disposition: The relevance of epidermal disposition for sensitisation hazard identification and risk assessment: The report and recommendations of ECVAM workshop 59a

Basketter, D.; Pease, C.; Kasting, G.; Kimber, I.; Casati, S.; Cronin, M.; Diembeck, W.; Gerberick, F.; Hadgraft, J.; Hartung, T.; Marty, J.P.; Nikolaidis, E.; Patlewicz, G.; Roberts, D.; Roggen, E.; Rovida, C.; Sandt, J. van de

Skin sensitisation and epidermal disposition: The relevance of epidermal disposition for sensitisation hazard identification and risk assessment: The report and recommendations of ECVAM workshop 59a

article

2007

Basketter, D.

Pease, C.

Kasting, G.

Kimber, I.

Casati, S.

Cronin, M.

Diembeck, W.

Gerberick, F.

Hadgraft, J.

Hartung, T.

Marty, J.P.

Nikolaidis, E.

Patlewicz, G.

Roberts, D.

Roggen, E.

Rovida, C.

Sandt, J. van de

Topics

Food and Chemical Risk Analysis Cosmetic Analytic method Clearance Conference paper Environmental exposure Epidermis cell Gap junction Hazard assessment Immunity Mathematical computing Priority journal Protein binding Risk assessment Sensitization Skin sensitization Steady state Theoretical model Allergens Animal Testing Alternatives Animals Cells, Cultured Guidelines Humans Risk Assessment Skin Skin Absorption Skin Tests Toxicity Tests

TNO Identifier

239871

Repository link

https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:a3e4a184-59c8-4457-a8f1-2e20fe56eb64

ISSN

0261-1929

Source

ATLA Alternatives to Laboratory Animals, 35(1), pp. 137-154.

Pages

137-154

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