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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CONTACT DERMATITIS CAUSED BY FUNGICIDES BENOMYL AND THIOPHANATE-METHYL

Toshio Matsushita, Mitsuki Yoshioka, Koji Aoyama, Y. Arimatsu, Shigeru Nomura

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Though primary irritancy was not indicated for fungicides benomyl and thiophanate-methyl, extreme potency of contact sensitization was estimated only for benomyl from the guinea pig maximization test. Allergenicity ratings of sulfuric compounds, lime sulfur mixture and wettable sulfur powder, and a portion of chemical structure for benomyl, i.e., n-butyl carbamate were noted to be moderate, but such degree of allergenicity was not observed in cases of thiophanate-methyl and one of their metabolite MBC. Contact sensitization for thiophanate-methyl, however, seemed to be potentiate slightly when used with a sulfuric compound. The cross sensitization between benomyl and thiophanate-methyl was not revealed.

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Though primary irritancy was not indicated for fungicides benomyl and thiophanate-methyl, extreme potency of contact sensitization was estimated only for benomyl from the guinea pig maximization test. Allergenicity ratings of sulfuric compounds, lime sulfur mixture and wettable sulfur powder, and a portion of chemical structure for benomyl, i.e., n-butyl carbamate were noted to be moderate, but such degree of allergenicity was not observed in cases of thiophanate-methyl and one of their metabolite MBC. Contact sensitization for thiophanate-methyl, however, seemed to be potentiate slightly when used with a sulfuric compound. The cross sensitization between benomyl and thiophanate-methyl was not revealed.

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Though primary irritancy was not indicated for fungicides benomyl and thiophanate-methyl, extreme potency of contact sensitization was estimated only for benomyl from the guinea pig maximization test. Allergenicity ratings of sulfuric compounds, lime sulfur mixture and wettable sulfur powder, and a portion of chemical structure for benomyl, i.e., n-butyl carbamate were noted to be moderate, but such degree of allergenicity was not observed in cases of thiophanate-methyl and one of their metabolite MBC. Contact sensitization for thiophanate-methyl, however, seemed to be potentiate slightly when used with a sulfuric compound. The cross sensitization between benomyl and thiophanate-methyl was not revealed.

Key concepts: Benomyl, Chemistry, Fungicide, Carbamate, Sensitization, Sulfuric acid, Potency, Organic chemistry

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