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Detection of environmental depigmenting substances

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Published1979
Citations64
References40

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (40)

Topical Pharmacology and Toxicology of Dimethyl Sulfoxide—Part 1

1965 • 336 citations

Mechanism of Depigmentation by Hydroquinone

1974 • 304 citations

On the etiology of vitiligo and gray hair

1971 • 303 citations

Depigmentation of Skin with 4-Isopropylcatechol, Mercaptoamines, and other Compounds*

1968 • 166 citations

Inhibition of Melanin Formation by Chemical Agents

1952 • 165 citations

New Inventions

1964 • 165 citations

Depigmentation Caused by Phenolic Detergent Germicides

1970 • 156 citations

OCCUPATIONAL LEUKODERMA

1940 • 130 citations

Mechanism of pigment‐cell toxicity produced by hydroxyanisole

1970 • 117 citations

Topical use of hydroquinone as a depigmenting agent

1965 • 103 citations

Hydroxyanisole depigmentation: In‐vitro studies

1969 • 99 citations

Depigmentation from 4-Tertiary Butyl Catechol-An Experimental Study**From the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Serivice, Environmental Control Administration, Bureau of Occupational Safety and Health, 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202.

1970 • 89 citations

Contact dermatitis from antioxidants.

1976 • 88 citations

Hydroxyanisole depigmentation: In‐vivo studies

1969 • 74 citations

OCCUPATIONAL VITILIGO INDUCED BY p-tert-BUTYLPHENOL, A SYSTEMIC DISEASE?

1977 • 67 citations

The Melanocytotoxic Action of 4-Hydroxyanisole

1975 • 57 citations

Occupational vitiligo due to paratertiary butylphenol and homologues.

1971 • 55 citations

Biochemical Basis for Depigmentation of Skin by Phenolic Germicides

1971 • 47 citations

Propyl Gallate-Contact Sensitization and Orally-Induced Tolerance

1974 • 42 citations

Topical Photosensitizers

1974 • 41 citations

Evaluation of Monobenzone

1962 • 36 citations

Leucoderma in Industry

1974 • 32 citations

Occupational depigmentation due to 4-tertiarybutyl catechol (TBC).

1970 • 29 citations

Leucomelanoderma in blacks. A recent epidemic.

1974 • 26 citations

Vitiligo due to contactants.

1976 • 26 citations

p-Cresol: cause of ink-induced hair depigmentation in mice

1974 • 25 citations

Evaluation of the Toxicity of the Monoethyl Ether of Hydroquinone for Mammalian Melanocytes and Melanoma Cells

1971 • 25 citations

Monobenzylether of Hydroquinone

1964 • 20 citations

Effects of 4-Tertiary Butyl Catechol on Tissue Cultured Melanocytes

1978 • 19 citations

Occupational Leukoderma from Alkyl Phenols

1973 • 17 citations

A propos de l’étiologie du vitiligo

1972 • 15 citations

ACQUIRED HYPOMELANOSIS

1971 • 14 citations

TWO CASES OF LEUCODERMA, PRESUMABLY DUE TO NONYL- OR OCTYLPHENOL IN SYNTHETIC DETERGENTS

1970 • 13 citations

A study of cases of leucomelanodermatosis due to phenyl-phenol compounds.

1968 • 13 citations

OCCUPATIONAL PIGMENTARY CHANGES IN THE SKIN

1947 • 10 citations

Reactions to antioxidants in cosmetics and foods.

1976 • 9 citations

[Systemic changes in occupational vitiligo].

1975 • 9 citations

[The etiology and pathogenesis of occupational vitiligo].

1966 • 8 citations

Is the antioxidant butylated hydroxytoluene a depigmenting agent in man?

1975 • 6 citations

Occupational leucoderma following misuse of a disinfectant.

1974 • 5 citations

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