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	Lynch RM, Modeling of exposure to carpet-cleaning chemicals preceding irritant-induced asthma in one patient., Environ Health Perspect, 2000;108:911-3,sc271_5_1835 [pii]

	Ross DJ, Keynes HL, McDonald JC, SWORD '97: surveillance of work-related and occupational respiratory disease in the UK., Occup Med (Oxford), 1998;48:481-485,

	Moscato G, Omodeo P, Dellabianca A, Colli MC, Pugliese F, Locatelli C, Scibilia J, Occupational asthma and rhinitis caused by 1,2-benzisothiazolin-3-one in a chemical worker, Occup Med (Oxford), 1997;47:249-251,

	Cathcart M, Nicholson P, Roberts D, Bazley M, Juniper C, Murray P, Randell M, Enzyme exposure, smoking and lung function in employees in the detergent industry over 20 years. Medical Subcommittee of the UK Soap and Detergent Industry Association, Occup Med (London), 1997;47:473-478,

	Flindt ML, Biological miracles and misadventures: identification of sensitization and asthma in enzyme detergent workers, Am J Ind Med, 1996;29:99-110,

	Laraqui C, Harourate K, Belamallem I, Benhaymoud N, Verger C, Occupational respiratory risks in workers exposed to enzymes in detergents, Rev Mal Respir, 1996;13:485-492,

	Burge PS, Richardson MN, Occupational asthma due to indirect exposure to lauryl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride used in a floor cleaner, Thorax, 1994;49:842-843,

	Savonius B, Keskinen H, Tuppurainen M, Kanerva L, Occupational asthma caused by ethanolamines., Allergy, 1994;49:877-81,

	Perdu D, Lavaud F, Cossart C, Legrele S, Passemard F, Deltour G, Dubois de Montreynaud JM, Detergent enzymes: has the risk of occupational sensitization disappeared?., Rev Mal Respir, 1992;9:443-448,

	Stenton SC, Dennis JH, Walters EH, Hendrick DJ, Asmagenic properties of a newly developed detergent ingredient: sodium iso-nonanoyl oxybenzene sulphonate, Brit J Industr Med, 1990;47:405-410,

	Ferguson H, Thomas KE, Ollier S, Davies RJ, Bronchial provocation testing of sodium iso-nonanoyl oxybenzene sulphonate, Hum Exp Toxicol, 1990;9:83-89,

	Hendrick DJ, Connolly MJ, Stenton SC, Bird AG, Winterton IS, Walters EH, Occupational asthma due to sodium iso-nonanoyl oxybenzene sulphonate, a newly developed detergent ingredient, Thorax, 1988;43:501-502,

	Flood DF, Blofeld RE, Bruce CF et al, Lung function, atopy, specific hypersensitivity, and smoking of workers in the enzyme detergent industry over 11 years, Br J Ind Med, 1985;42:43-50,

	Pepys J, Mitchell J, Hawkins R, Malo JL, A longitudinal study of possible allergy to enzyme detergents, Clin Allergy, 1985;15:101-115,

	Liss GM, Kominsky JR, Gallagher JS, Melius J, Brooks SM, Bernstein IL, Failure of enzyme encapsulation to prevent sensitisation of workers in the dry bleach industry, J Allergy Clin Immunol, 1984;73:348-355,

	Zachariae H, H0X/eghThomsen J, Witmeur O, Wide L, Detergent enzymes and occupational safety, Allergy, 1981;36:513-516,

	How MJ, Goodwin BFJ, Juniper CP, Kinshott AK, Comparitive serological and clinical findings in subjects exposed to environmental allergens, Clin Allergy, 1978;8:347-360,

	Zetterstrom O, Dual skin test reactions and serum antibodies to subtilisin and Aspergillus fumigatus extracts, Clin Allergy, 1978;8:77-91,

	Zetterstrom O, Challenge and exposure test reactions to enzyme detergents in subjects sensitised to subtilisin, Clin Allergy, 1977;7:355-363,

	Peters G, Mackenzie DP, Worker safety: how to establish site enzyme capability, Enzymes in Detergency, 1977;1:327-340,

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