RIFM香水成分安全性评估,eicosane,CAS注册编号为112-95-8 香水成分安全性评估,eicosane,CAS注册编号为112-95-8
A M Api1, A Bartlett1, D Belsito2
1Research Institute for Fragrance Materials, Inc., 1200 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 306, Mahwah, NJ 07430, USA.
概括
埃科桑是安全的使用,在毒性,敏感性或环境影响评估中没有表现出基因毒性或重大风险. 关键毒性终点的安全率超过100,证实了其安全性.
科学领域:
- 毒理学 毒理学 毒理学
- 环境安全 环境安全
- 化学安全评估 化学安全评估
背景情况:
- 伊可是一种长链基,具有各种工业应用.
- 全面的安全评估对于了解潜在的人类健康和环境影响至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 评估eicosane的基因毒性,重复剂量毒性,生殖毒性,局部呼吸系统毒性,光刺激/光过敏性,皮肤敏感性和环境安全性.
- 为了确定eicosane在目前的使用水平下是否存在任何安全问题.
主要方法:
- 利用从类似物,如 heneicosane,undecane,paraffin的毒性终点的阅读交叉数据.
- 根据染色体结构分析评估的光刺激/光过敏性.
- 使用毒理关注门 (TTC) 评估局部呼吸道毒性.
- 通过评估持久性,生物积累和毒性 (PBT) 标准和计算风险系数 (RQs) 来确定环境安全.
主要成果:
- 埃科桑没有表现出任何基因毒性.
- 通过交叉阅读,重复剂量和生殖毒性暴露边际 (MOE) 超过100.
- 没有发现皮肤敏感化的安全问题.
- 埃科桑缺乏染色体,表明没有光刺激或光过敏性风险.
- 当地呼吸道暴露低于TTC.
- 埃科桑不是持久性,生物积累性和有毒性 (PBT),在全球主要地区的RQ为<1.
结论:
- 埃科桑不是基因毒性,并且对重复剂量或生殖毒性没有显著的安全问题.
- 该物质不是光刺激剂或光敏感剂,也不会造成皮肤敏感化的风险.
- 环境风险评估证实eicosane不是PBT,并且在目前的使用量下对环境的影响是可以忽略不计的.
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