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Contact allergens of an urban shrub Wigandia caracasana

The principal dermatitic constituents of W. caracasana were isolated from the glandular hairs and identified as unusual prenylated quinones and prenylated phenols. Potentials to elicit irritant and allergic contact dermatitis reactions were evaluated with guinea pigs.

E. Rodríguez | F. Gafner | G. Reynolds

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