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We developed an in vitro chromophore-solid phase peptide reaction assay (C-SPRA) using microbead-immobilized peptides and chromophores. Peptide-resins (microbeads) reacted with 14 representative chemicals to demonstrate the test's capacity to predict skin sensitization. C-SPRA enables accurate and high-throughput assessments of various chemicals, including poorly water-soluble sensitizers that are regarded as weakly potent by other methods.
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