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Evaluation of skin irritation following weathered crude oil exposure in two mouse strains.
Toxicology and industrial health - 1 Oct 2020
Kemp Jesse M, Luckett-Chastain Lerin R, Calhoun Kaitlin N, Frempah Benjamin, Schartz Tayler R, Harty Linda E, Kemp Philip M, Gallucci Randle M
Abstract excerpt
Petroleum crude oil spills are common and vary in size and scope. Spill response workers throughout the course of remediation are exposed to so-called weathered oil and are known to report diverse health effects, including contact dermatitis. A murine model of repeated exposure to weathered marine crude oil was employed utilizing two strains of mice, C57BL/6 and BALB/c, to investigate the pathology of this...
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