Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 1997: Vol 50 Table of Contents

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JOURNAL of
TOXICOLOGY and Volume 50
Number 1
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 1997
CONTENTS
Invited Review
BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR CHANGES AT THE CELLULAR
LEVEL IN RESPONSE TO EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGEN-
LIKE CHEMICALS Deodutta Roy, Murali Palangat, Chiao-Wen
Chen, Ronald D. Thomas, John Colerangle, Alfonzo Atkinson, and Zhi-
Jie Yan
Original Contributions
LEAD-INDUCED CHANGES IN OVARIAN FOLLICULAR DEVELOPMENT
AND MATURATION IN MICE Mohammad Junaid, D. K.
Chowdhuri, R. Narayan, R. Shanker, D. K. Saxena
KETONE POTENTIATION OF INTRAHEPATIC CHOLESTASIS: EFFECT
OF TWO ALIPHATIC ISOMERS Alexandra B. Duguay and Gabriel
L. Plaa
EFFECTS GF BENZOTHIOPHENE ON MALE RATS FOLLOWING
SHORT-TERM ORAL EXPOSURE Raymond Poon, Hugh Davis,
Pierre Lecavalier, Robert Liteplo, Al Yagminas, lh Chu, and Craig
Bihun
INGESTION OF CHROMIUM(VI) IN DRINKING WATER BY HUMAN
VOLUNTEERS: ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND EXCRETION OF
SINGLE AND REPEATED DOSES B. D. Kerger, B. L. Finley, G. E.
Corbett, D. G. Dodge, and D. J. Paustenbach
JOURNAL of
TOXICOLOGY and Volume 50
Number 1
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 1997
CONTENTS
Invited Review
BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR CHANGES AT THE CELLULAR
LEVEL IN RESPONSE TO EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGEN-
LIKE CHEMICALS Deodutta Roy, Murali Palangat, Chiao-Wen
Chen, Ronald D. Thomas, John Colerangle, Alfonzo Atkinson, and Zhi-
Jie Yan
Original Contributions
LEAD-INDUCED CHANGES IN OVARIAN FOLLICULAR DEVELOPMENT
AND MATURATION IN MICE Mohammad Junaid, D. K.
Chowdhuri, R. Narayan, R. Shanker, D. K. Saxena
KETONE POTENTIATION OF INTRAHEPATIC CHOLESTASIS: EFFECT
OF TWO ALIPHATIC ISOMERS Alexandra B. Duguay and Gabriel
L. Plaa
EFFECTS GF BENZOTHIOPHENE ON MALE RATS FOLLOWING
SHORT-TERM ORAL EXPOSURE Raymond Poon, Hugh Davis,
Pierre Lecavalier, Robert Liteplo, Al Yagminas, lh Chu, and Craig
Bihun
INGESTION OF CHROMIUM(VI) IN DRINKING WATER BY HUMAN
VOLUNTEERS: ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION, AND EXCRETION OF
SINGLE AND REPEATED DOSES B. D. Kerger, B. L. Finley, G. E.
Corbett, D. G. Dodge, and D. J. Paustenbach
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Rapid Communication
CYTOGENETIC OBSERVATIONS FOLLOWING THALLIUM POISONING
Philippe Hantson, Ria Desoir, Eliane D. Léonard, Marie-Christine
Crutzen-Fayt, Alain Léonard, and Paul Mahieu
Original Contributions
DETERMINATION OF ATRAZINE LEVELS IN WHOLE SALIVA AND
PLASMA IN RATS: POTENTIAL OF SALIVARY MONITORING FOR
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE Chensheng Lu, Leigh C. Anderson,
and Richard A. Fenske
ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY STUDY OF PYRIDOSTIGMINE BROMIDE,
PERMETHRIN, AND DEET IN THE LABORATORY RAT Wilfred C.
McCain, Robyn Lee, Mark S. Johnson, Janet E. Whaley, Jennifer W.
Ferguson, Patricia Beall, and Glenn Leach
IN VIVO ACCUMULATION OF IRON ON CROCIDOLITE IS ASSOCIATED
WITH DECREMENTS IN OXIDANT GENERATION BY THE FIBER
Andrew J. Ghio, Ann LeFurgey, and Victor L. Roggli
EFFECTS OF OZONE ON MACROPHAGE ADHESION IN VITRO AND
EPITHELIAL AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES IN VIVO: THE ROLE
OF CYTOKINES A. C. Pearson and D. K. Bhalla
EFFECTS OF p-CHLOROTOLUENE (PCT) ON RAT LUNG AND LIVER
BENZO[a]PYRENE METABOLISM AND MICROSOMAL MEMBRANE
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION Tsedash Zewdie, Diane M.
Silverman, and Robert A. Schatz
ENHANCED RENAL OUTER MEDULLARY UPTAKE OF MERCURY
ASSOCIATED WITH UNINEPHRECTOMY: IMPLICATION OF A LUMINAL
MECHANISM Rudolfs K. Zalups
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TOXICOLOGY and Volume 50
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 1997
CONTENTS
Invited Review
THE TOXICITY OF BROMINATED AND MIXED-HALOGENATED
DIBENZO-p-DIOXINS AND DIBENZOFURANS: AN OVERVIEW
Lutz W. D. Weber and Helmut Greim
Original Contributions
A RECOMMENDED OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR
FORMALDEHYDE BASED ON IRRITATION Dennis Paustenbach,
Yves Alarie, Tom Kulle, Neil Schachter, Ralph Smith, James Swenberg,
Hanspeter Witschi, and Susan B. Horowitz
CANCER MORTALITY AND RESIDENCE NEAR PETROCHEMICAL
INDUSTRIES IN TAIWAN Chun-Yuh Yang, Hui-Fen Chiu, Jeng-Fen
Chiu, Wen-Yao Kao, Shang-Shyue Tsai, and Shou-Jen Lan
FUSARIC ACID INCREASES MELATONIN LEVELS IN THE WEANLING
RAT AND IN PINEAL CELL CULTURES Agnes M. Rimando and
James K. Porter
SOLUBLE TRANSITION METALS MEDIATE RESIDUAL OIL FLY ASH
INDUCED ACUTE LUNG INJURY Kevin L. Dreher, Richard H.
Jaskot, James R. Lehmann, Judy H. Richards, John K. McGee, Andrew J.
Ghio, and Daniel L. Costa
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Invited Review
THE CHANGING CIGARETTE, 1950-1995 Dietrich Hoffmann and
Ilse Hoffmann
Original Contributions
TESTICULAR EFFECTS OF 1,3,5-TRINITROBENZENE (TNB). I. DOSE
RESPONSE AND REVERSIBILITY STUDIES A. M. Sundeep
Chandra, Charles W. Qualls, Jr., and Gunda Reddy
TESTICULAR EFFECTS OF 1,3,5-TRINITROBENZENE (TNB). II.
IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF GERM CELLS USING PROLIFERATING
CELL NUCLEAR ANTIGEN (PCNA) AS AN ENDOGENOUS MARKER
A. M. Sundeep Chandra, Charles W. Qualls, Jr., Gregory A. Campbell,
and Gunda Reddy
COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF DISULFIRAM AND DIETHYLDITHIOCAR-
BAMATE AGAINST TESTICULAR TOXICITY IN RATS CAUSED BY
ACUTE EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM Hiroshige Ono, Takayuki
Funakoshi, Hideaki Shimada, and Shoji Kojima
DETERMINATION OF o-CRESOL BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY AND
COMPARISON WITH HIPPURIC ACID LEVELS IN URINE SAMPLES
OF INDIVIDUALS EXPOSED TO TOLUENE Leiliane Coelho André
Amorim, and Edna Maria Alvarez-Leite
INDUCTION OF MICRONUCLEATED AND MULTINUCLEATED CELLS
BY MAN-MADE FIBERS IN VITRO IN MAMMALIAN CELLS T. Ong,
Y. Liu, B.-Z. Zhong, W. G. Jones, and W.-Z. Whong
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Original Contributions
FIFRA SUBDIVISION F TESTING GUIDELINES: ARE THESE TESTS
ADEQUATE TO DETECT POTENTIAL HORMONAL ACTIVITY FOR
CROP PROTECTION CHEMICALS? James T. Stevens, Abraham
Tobia, James C. Lamb IV, Carmella Tellone, and Frederick O’ Neal
DNA-PROTEIN CROSS-LINKS PRODUCED BY VARIOUS CHEMICALS
IN CULTURED HUMAN LYMPHOMA CELLS Max Costa, Anatoly
Zhitkovich, Mark Harris, Dennis Paustenbach, and Michael Gargas
3-CHLORO-p-TOLUIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE: IN VITRO MUTAGENICITY
STUDIES FOR HUMAN HEALTH HAZARDS DETERMINATIONS
Leon F. Stankowski, Jr., Juan R. San Sebastian, and Ray T. Sterner
REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES DO NOT CAUSE ARSINE-INDUCED
HEMOGLOBIN DAMAGE K. M. Hatlelid and D. E. Carter
UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT SURFACE AREAS AND VOLUMES OF
LABORATORY ANIMALS AND HUMANS: CONSIDERATIONS FOR
DOSIMETRY MODELS M. G. Ménache, L. M. Hanna, E. A. -
Gross, S.-R. Lou, S. J. Zinreich, D. A. Leopold, A. M. Jarabek, and
F. J. Miller
EFFECT OF BERYLLIUM CHLORIDE ON PORPHYRIN METABOLISM IN
PREGNANT MICE ADMINISTERED BY SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION
Sanae Sakaguchi, Takehiro Sakaguchi, |lwao Nakamura, Masahito
Aminaka, Toshiaki Tanaka, and Yoshiro Kudo
ENHANCING EFFECTS OF PHENOBARBITAL AND 3-METHYLCHOLAN-
THRENE ON GST-P-POSITIVE LIVER CELL FOC] DEVELOPMENT IN A
NEW MEDIUM-TERM RAT LIVER BIOASSAY USING D-GALACTO-
SAMINE Hyoung-Chin Kim, Yong-Soon Lee, and Akiyoshi
Nishikawa
JOURNAL of
TOXICOLOGY and volume5
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
1997
CONTENTS
Invited Review
CORAL BLEACHING: A POTENTIAL BIOMARKER OF ENVIRONMENTAL
STRESS William J. Meehan and Gary K. Ostrander
Original Contributions
AMORPHOUS SILICA: A REVIEW OF HEALTH EFFECTS FROM
INHALATION EXPOSURE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CANCER
Joseph K. McLaughlin, Wong-Ho Chow, and Leonard S. Levy
REASSESSMENT OF THE CARCINOGENICITY OF POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYLS (PCBs) Mary Alice Smith
BIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF EXPOSURE TO CHLORPYRIFOS-
METHYL BY ASSAY OF URINARY ALKYLPHOSPHATES AND 3,5,6-
TRICHLORO-2-PYRIDINOL Cristina Aprea, Gianfranco Sciarra,
Pietro Sartorelli, Emilio Sartorelli, Fabio Strambi, Giuseppe A. Farina,
and Alessandro Fattorini
CHARACTERIZATION OF METHEMOGLOBINEMIA INDUCED BY 3,5-
XYLIDINE IN RATS Sylvia Shardonofsky and Kannan Krishnan
LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE AND TISSUE DISTRIBUTION
OF METHYLMERCURY SULFIDE AND CHLORIDE IN EXPOSED RATS
Hector G. Ortega, Manuel Lopez, John E. Salvaggio, Robert Reimers,
Chen Hsiao-Lin, James E. Bollinger, and William George
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