Evaluation of eye irritation potential of 114 chemicals and correspondence to GHS classification using in vitro Short Time Exposure (STE) test
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概要
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- 2009-12-31
著者
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Koike Mirei
Safety Science Research Laboratories, Kao Corporation
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Sakaguchi Hitoshi
Safety Science Research Laboratories, Kao Corporation
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Koike Mirei
Safety Science Research Laboratories Kao Corporation
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Hayashi Takumi
Quality Management Department Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.
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Sakaguchi Hitoshi
Kao Corporation, Safety Science Research Laboratories
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Nishiyama Naohiro
Kao Corporation, Safety Science Research Laboratories
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KUWAHARA Hirofumi
Kanebo Cosmetic Inc.
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Koike Mirei
Kao Corporation
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Hayashi Takumi
Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.
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Nishiyama Naohiro
Kao Corporation
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Sakaguchi Hitoshi
Kao Corporation
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Kuwahara Hirofumi
Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.
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Takahashi Yutaka
Kao Corporation
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Hayashi Kazuhiko
Kao Corporation
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Suzuki Hiroyuki
Kao Corporation Product Quality Management Division
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