IMPACT OF NONOXYNOL 9 ON NATURAL RUBBER LATEX PROTEIN

Information

• Research Project
• 3651797

• ApplicationId

  3651797

• Core Project Number

  N01HD053245

• Full Project Number

  N01HD053245-000

• Serial Number

  53245

• FOA Number

• Sub Project Id

• Project Start Date

  9/29/1995 - 29 years ago

• Project End Date

  -

• Program Officer Name

• Budget Start Date

  9/29/1995 - 29 years ago

• Budget End Date

  12/31/1995 - 28 years ago

• Fiscal Year

  1995

• Support Year

• Suffix

• Award Notice Date

  -

Organizations

• TACTYL TECHNOLOGIES, INC

Condoms are the only method known to be effective in preventing sexual transmission of HIV infection. Almost all currently available condoms are made of latex, which contains allergens and irritants capable of causing a spectrum of allergic and non-allergic responses. Genital irritation caused with nonoxynol-9 (N-9) lubricated condoms may also be due to an increased elution of water soluble proteins by N-9. This contract will evaluate the concept that interactions between N-9 and latex rubber may enhance the release of natural rubber latex (NRL) proteins and ultimately may increase the development of latex allergy among users of N-9 lubricated condoms.

IC Name

• Activity

  N01

• Administering IC

  HD

• Application Type

  1

• Direct Cost Amount

• Indirect Cost Amount

• Total Cost

• Sub Project Total Cost

• ARRA Funded

• CFDA Code

  864

• Ed Inst. Type

• Funding ICs

• Funding Mechanism

• Study Section

• Study Section Name

• Organization Name

  TACTYL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

• Organization Department

• Organization DUNS

• Organization City

  VISTA

• Organization State

  CA

• Organization Country

  UNITED STATES

• Organization Zip Code

  920818420

• Organization District

  UNITED STATES