Screening Allergenic Potencies of Skin-Contact Products Using the Human-Derived THP-1 Cell Activation Test
Yao Pei,
Jing Ren,
Hongrui Zhang
et al.
Abstract:With the prevalence of allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) from the usage of skin-contact products, like wearable, skin care, and hair care products, screening their skin sensitizing potential is necessary, for the sake of alleviating the consequent public health impact. In the present study, a total of 77 skincontact products classified by four categories, watch bands (WBs), skin care products (SCPs), hair care products (HCPs), and rubber gloves (RGs), were investigated, using an optimized in vitro assay of hum… Show more
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