Percutaneous penetration of [14C]formaldehyde (H14CHO) in Rhesus monkeys, and disposition of H14CHO after IV dose in monkeys and Fischer 344 rats

Jeffcoat, A., Marr, HB., Sadler, B., Feldman, D., & Bogoroch, R. (1983). Percutaneous penetration of [14C]formaldehyde (H14CHO) in Rhesus monkeys, and disposition of H14CHO after IV dose in monkeys and Fischer 344 rats. Pharmacologist, 25, 119.

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Penetration of CH2O through skin was studied because of its wide-spread environmental presence.

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