Diisocyanates, occupational asthma and IgE antibody: implications for hazard characterization

@article{Kimber2014DiisocyanatesOA,
  title={Diisocyanates, occupational asthma and IgE antibody: implications for hazard characterization},
  author={I. Kimber and R. Dearman and D. Basketter},
  journal={Journal of Applied Toxicology},
  year={2014},
  volume={34},
  pages={1073 - 1077}
}
  • I. Kimber, R. Dearman, D. Basketter
  • Published 2014
  • Medicine
  • Journal of Applied Toxicology
    • Sensitization of the respiratory tract by chemicals resulting in rhinitis and asthma is an important occupational health issue. Occupational asthma is associated with significant morbidity and can be fatal. Tests for the identification and characterization of chemicals with the potential to cause sensitization of the respiratory tract are lacking. In spite of sustained interest there are no validated or widely accepted methods available, and this presents toxicologists with a considerable… CONTINUE READING
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