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[Antigenicity study of terazosin]
The Journal of Toxicological Sciences
|February 1, 1987
Abstract:
Antigenicity of terazosin was studied in the experimental animals and the following results were obtained. Terazosin was shown to be non-immunogenic in guinea-pigs and mice when immunized alone or with mixture of terazosin and protein as immunogen. Protein-conjugate of terazosin induced responses of hapten specific antibody when guinea pigs and mice were immunized. However, terazosin alone was shown to be not capable of eliciting any allergic responses. In conclusion, terazosin lacks immunogenicity and eliciting antigenicity in these experimental conditions and this suggests that drug allergic response would either not occur or be minimal, if any, when terazosin is administered clinically.