Scientific research on Capsicum

Chemical and elemental comparison of two formulations of oleoresin capsicum. (Haas JS; Sci Justice, 1997 Jan-Mar)

Oleoresin capsicum (Cap-Stun) toxicity from aerosol exposure. (Watson WA; Ann Pharmacother, 1996 Jul-Aug)

Useful plants of dermatology. V. Capsicum and capsaicin. (Norton SA; J Am Acad Dermatol, 1998 Oct)

Bell peppers (Capsicum annuum) express allergens (profilin, pathogenesis-related protein P23 and Bet v 1) depending on the horticultural strain. (Jensen-Jarolim E; Int Arch Allergy Immunol, 1998 Jun)

Sensitization to pepper (Capsicum annuum) in a latex-allergic patient. (Gallo R; Contact Dermatitis, 1997 Jul)

Toxicologic evaluation of pepper spray as a possible weapon for the Dutch police force: risk assessment and efficacy. (Busker RW; Am J Forensic Med Pathol, 1998 Dec)

In your face. (Coombes R; Nurs Times, 1998 Aug 12-18)

Possible idiosyncratic reaction to OC spray [letter] (Macdonald HA; N Z Med J, 1998 Aug 28)

Ground red hot pepper agar in the isolation of yeasts of Candida spp. (Stepanovi´c S; J Med Microbiol, 1998 Nov)

Chemoprotective properties of some pungent ingredients present in red pepper and ginger. (Surh YJ; Mutat Res, 1998 Jun 18)

"Hotness" stability of chicken hot-wing products as affected by preparation methods and storage. (Chang MH; Poult Sci, 1998 Apr)

Chillies: from antiquity to urology. (Dasgupta P; Br J Urol, 1997 Dec)

Occupational contact urticaria from paprika. (Foti C; Contact Dermatitis, 1997 Sep)

Accumulation and clearance of capsanthin in blood plasma after the ingestion of paprika juice in men. (Oshima S; J Nutr, 1997 Aug)

Pepper spray antidote successful in one emergency department [letter] (Giardino BA; J Emerg Nurs, 1997 Apr)

Lead intoxication epidemic caused by ingestion of contaminated ground paprika. (K´akosy T; J Toxicol Clin Toxicol, 1996)