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Provocation of occupational asthma by non-specific irritation and its relevance for the classification of chemicals as respiratory allergens: a case study of methyl methacrylate
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• Distinguishing new asthma from exacerbation of existing asthma is important • Human data rarely distinguish non-specific irritation from respiratory sensitisation • In vitro assays for KEs in the AOP for Respiratory sensitisation are recommended • Asthma triggered by non-specific irritations is not a basis for classifications
Keywords:
Methyl methacrylate
Non-specific respiratory irritation
Chemical respiratory allergy
Classification of occupational asthma
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