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Research Article

Development of Allergic Antibody to an Enzyme in a Body Lotion: Results of an 18-Month Clinical Study

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Pages 71-77 | Published online: 19 Oct 2008

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Number of individuals with IgE antibody to Y217L BPN′ enzyme

Follow-up SPT with Y217L BPN′ and proteases and amylases in detergent products

1 The percent change in TEWL (measured gH2O/m2/h) from enzyme treated skin sites (-◯-) and nil-enzyme treated skin sites (-•-) and the percent change in capacitance (measured in au units) from enzyme-treated skin sites (-⋄-) over time. There was less fluctuation of TEWL measurements from enzyme treated skin as compared to control skin sites. There was an increase in capacitance measurements over time.

1 The percent change in TEWL (measured gH2O/m2/h) from enzyme treated skin sites (-◯-) and nil-enzyme treated skin sites (-•-) and the percent change in capacitance (measured in au units) from enzyme-treated skin sites (-⋄-) over time. There was less fluctuation of TEWL measurements from enzyme treated skin as compared to control skin sites. There was an increase in capacitance measurements over time.

2 The percent of test subjects with visually assessed mild (-•-), moderate (-█-), or severe (-◯-) skin grades over time. There was an increase in the percent of subjects with mild skin grades (∼ 8%) and a decrease in the percent of subjects with moderate to severe skin grades during the first 3–6 months of the study. These changes were not statistically significant.

2 The percent of test subjects with visually assessed mild (-•-), moderate (-█-), or severe (-◯-) skin grades over time. There was an increase in the percent of subjects with mild skin grades (∼ 8%) and a decrease in the percent of subjects with moderate to severe skin grades during the first 3–6 months of the study. These changes were not statistically significant.

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