Drug and Chemical Toxicology · 1981 · 67 citations · 6 references
Various chemical groups were evaluated for their skin sensitization potential in the guinea pig. In general, amines, acetanilides, pyridines, piperidines, and sulfones were positive in the guinea pig test. Since these tests were done over a period of years, any further structural-related correlations or predictions should be made with caution due to variability of sample purity or differences in methodology. It is important to realize that every chemical which is positive in the guinea pig should not be construed as definitive evidence of human skin sensitization.
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The Bioassay of Contact Allergens in the Guinea Pig
Henry Maguire · 1973 · 36 citations
Margaret Gray Wood, Kachorn Pranich, Herman Beerman · Journal of Investigative Dermatology · 1958 · 30 citations · Full text