Toxicology 2005: Vol 214 Index

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Author index of volume 214
Abraham, K. 214, 256 Hockertz,S. 214, 151 Poon, R 214, 99
\igueperse, J. 214,113 Pureur, R.P. 214, 57
Jaroni, H. 214, 232
Bae. 1. 214, 131 Rocha, J.B.T. 214, 57
Bains,O.S. 214, 87 Rummel, A. 214, 210
Kehe, K 214, 198
Banczerowski Pelyhe | 214, 67
Kennedy, C.J. 214, 87
Bardos, G 214. 67 Santos, A.Q. 214, 57
Kenyon, LR. 214, 249
Baudelin, ¢ 214, 113 Saxena,G. 214, 39
Kim, D.W. 214, 131
Bigalke,H. 214, 210 Schwenk, M. 214, 165, 232
Kim, H. 214, 131
Boff, B. 214,57 Shivanandappa, T. 214, 123
Kim, H.-T. 214, 131
Souidi, M. 214,113
Kim, J. 214, 131
Chang, D.-l. 214, 131 Souza, D.O. 214, 57
Kim, K.S. 214, 131
Chu. 1. 214,99 Srivastava, A. 214, 123
Kim, M.-H. 214, 131
Cosivi, O 214. 249 Szegedi, V. 214, 67
Kim, S.H. 214, 131
Szinicz, | 214, 165, 167, 182,
Kluge, S. 214, 232, 268
Détari, | 214, 67 190. 198, 268
Koh, S.-H. 214, 131
Dublineau, 1. 214, 113
Koller, M 214. 182
Dudoignon, N. 214, 113 Thiermann, H. 214, 182, 190
\. 214, 67
Eyer, P. 214, 190 Linard,C. 214,113 Tsuji, M. 214,77
Flora, S.J.S. 214, 39 Marquette,C. 214,113 Utanohara, S. 214, 77
Fruijtier-Pélloth, C. 214, | Mielke, H. 214, 256
Funchal, C. 214, 57 Momma, S. 214, 77 Valli, V.E 214, 99
Vilagi, 1. 214, 67
Moretto, M.B 214, 57
Gottfried, C. 214, 57 Morio, Y. 214, 77
Gourmelon, P. 214, 113 Wade, M. 214, 99
Grison, S. 214,113 Wofchuk, S. 214, 57
Gueguen, Y. 214, 113 Oguchi, K. 214, 77 Worek, F. 214, 182, 190
Gundert, A. 214, 256
Gundert-Remy, U. 214, 256 Pathak, | 214, 39 Zeni, G
Gutschmidt, K. 214, 249 Pauluhn, J. 214, 140 Zilker, T
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Subject index of volume 214
Acetylcholinesterase; Paraoxon; Diaphragm; Oximes; Botulinum neurotoxin; Clostridial neurotoxin, Tetanus
Neuromuscular junction 214, 190 neurotoxin; Ricin; Trichothecene; Biological weapon;
Treatment 214, 210
Acute exposure; Inhalation; Risk assessment; Sensitive
subpopulation; Kinetic model; Dichloromethane 214, 256 Brain regions; Hexachlorocyclohexane; Antioxidant
enzymes; Lipid peroxidation 214, 123
Alipahtic ethers; Oral toxicity; Diesel additives; Testicular
toxin; 2-Methoxyace 214, 99
CAR; Depleted uranium; CYP3A; PXR 214, 113
Aniline; Methemoglobin; Concentration—time-dependence;
Cell death; Organochalcogens; Methylmercury; Glutamate;
Inhalation uptake; Dermal uptake; Benchmark analysis 214,
Ebselen 214, 57
140
Antioxidant enzymes; Hexachlorocyclohexane; Brain Chelation therapy; Lead poisoning; Oxidative stress;
regions; Lipid peroxidation 214, 123 meso-2,3-Dimercaptosuccinic acid; Monoesters 214, 39
Apoptosis; Bile acid; Hepatocytes; Ursodeoxycholic acid; Chemical agents; Biological agents; History 214, 167
Glycochenodeoxycholic acid 214, 77
Chemical warfare agent; Poisoning: Diagnosis;
Benchmark analysis; Methemoglobin; Aniline; Treatment; Clinical toxicologist 214, 221
Concentration—time-dependence; Inhalation uptake; Dermal
uptake 214, 140
Chemical warfare agents; Sulphur mustard; Toxicology:
Human; Treatment; Vesicants 214, 198
Bensultap; Rat; Cortex slice; Synaptic strength; LTP;
Open-field behavior; Sleep characteristics; Fipronil 214, 67
Chemical warfare; Emergency planning; Preparedness;
Stockpiling; Toxic agent 214, 232
Bile acid; Apoptosis; Hepatocytes; Ursodeoxycholic acid;
Glycochenodeoxycholic acid 214, 77
Chemical weapons; Geneva Protocol; International law:
OPCW; WHO 214, 249
Biological agents; Chemical agents; History 214, 167
Biological weapon; Clostridial neurotoxin; Botulinum neu- Clinical toxicologist; Chemical warfare agent; Poisoning;
rotoxin; Tetanus neurotoxin; Ricin; Trichothecene;: Diagnosis; Treatment 214, 221
Treatment 214, 210
Clostridial neurotoxin; Botulinum neurotoxin: Tetanus
Biomonitoring; Organophosphates; Exposure; Poisoning; neurotoxin; Ricin; Trichothecene; Biological weapon;
Diagnosis 214, 182 Treatment 214, 210
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Concentration—-time-dependence: Methemoglobin; Geneva Protocol; Chemical weapons; International law;
Aniline; Inhalation uptake; Dermal uptake; Benchmark OPCW; WHO 214, 249
analysis 214, 140
Glutamate; Organochalcogens; Methylmercury; Ebselen;
Cortex slice; Rat; Synaptic strength; LTP; Open-field Cell death 214, 57
behavior; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap; Fipronil 214, 67
Glycochenodeoxycholic acid; Apoptosis; Bile acid:
Cosmetics; Polyethylene glycol; PEG; Safety assessment: Hepatocytes; Ursodeoxycholic acid 214, 77
Toxicology 214, |
Hepatocytes; Apoptosis; Bile acid; Ursodeoxycholic
CYP3<A; Depleted uranium; PXR:; CAR 214, 113 Glycochenodeoxycholic acid 214, 77
Depleted uranium; CYP3A; PXR: CAR 214, 113 Hexachlorocyclohexane; Brain regions: Antioxidant
enzymes; Lipid peroxidation 214, 123
Dermal uptake: Methemoglobin; Aniline;
Concentration—time-dependence; Inhalation uptake;
History; Chemical agents; Biological agents 214, 167
Benchmark analysis 214, 140
Human; Chemical warfare agents; Sulphur mustard;
Diagnosis; Chemical warfare agent; Poisoning; Treatment:
Toxicology; Treatment; Vesicants 214, 198
Clinical toxicologist 214, 221
Inhalation uptake: Methemoglobin; Aniline;
Diagnosis; Organophosphates; Exposure; Poisoning:
Concentration—time-dependence; Dermal uptake;
Biomonitoring 214, 182
Benchmark analysis 214, 140
Diaphragm; Paraoxon; Acetylcholinesterase; Oximes:
Inhalation; Acute exposure; Risk assessment; Sensitive
Neuromuscular junction 214, 190
subpopulation; Kinetic model; Dichloromethane 214, 256
Dichloromethane, Acute exposure; Inhalation; Risk
International law; Chemical weapons; Geneva Protocol;
assessment; Sensitive subpopulation; Kinetic model 214,
OPCW; WHO 214, 249
256
Diesel additives; Oral toxicity; Alipahtic ethers; Testicular Ischemic stroke; PARP inhibitor; MMP-9:; NF-«B 214, 131
toxin; 2-Methoxyace 214, 99
Kinetic model; Acute exposure; Inhalation; Risk assess-
Ebselen; Organochalcogens; Methylmercury; Glutamate: ment; Sensitive subpopulation; Dichloromethane 214, 256
Cell death 214, 57
Lead poisoning; Oxidative stress; Chelation therapy; meso-
Efflux; P-glycoprotein; Xenobiotic transport; Rhodamine 2,3-Dimercaptosuccinic acid; Monoesters 214, 39
123; Rainbow trout; Energetic costs 214, 87
Lipid peroxidation; Hexachlorocyclohexane; Brain
Emergency planning; Chemical warfare; Preparedness; regions; Antioxidant enzymes 214, 123
Stockpiling: Toxic agent 214, 232
LTP; Rat; Cortex slice; Synaptic strength; Open-field
Energe2 tic costs; P-gSlIyYCcOoFp rotein; Efflux: Xenobiotic trans- behavior; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap; Fipronil 214, 67
port; Rhodamine 123; Rainbow trout 214, 87
meso-2,3-Dimercaptosuccinic acid; Lead poisoning:
Exposure; Organophosphates; Poisoning; Diagnosis; Oxidative stress; Chelation therapy; Monoesters 214, 39
Biomonitoring 214, 182
Methemoglobin; Aniline; Concentration—time-depend-
Fipronil; Rat; Cortex slice; Synaptic strength; LTP; Open- ence; Inhalation uptake; Dermal uptake; Benchmark analy-
field behavior; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap 214, 67 sis 214, 140
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2-Methoxyace; Oral toxicity; Alipahtic ethers; Diesel addi Polyethylene glycol; PEG: Cosmetics; Safety assessment:
tives; Testicular toxin 214, 99 Toxicology 214, |
Methylmercury; Organochalcogens; Glutamate: Ebselen; Preparedness; Chemical warfare: Emergency planning:
Cell death 214, 57 Stockpiling; Toxic agent 214, 232
MMP-9;: Ischemic stroke; PARP inhibitor; NF-«B 214, 131 PXR; Depleted uranium; CYP3A; CAR 214, 113
Monoesters; Lead poisoning: Oxidative stress; Chelation
Rainbow trout; P-glycoprotein; Efflux: Xenobiotic trans
therapy; meso-2,3-Dimercaptosuccinic acid 214, 39
port; Rhodamine 123; Energetic costs 214, 87
Neuromuscular junction; Paraoxon: Acetylcholinesierase;
Diaphragm; Oximes 214, 190 Rat; Cortex slice; Synaptic strength; LTP; Open-field
behavior; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap; Fipronil 214, 67
NF-«B; Ischemic stroke; PARP inhibitor; MMP-9 214, 131
Rhodamine 123, P-glycoprotein; Efflux; Xenobiotic trans
OPCW; Chemical weapons; Geneva Protocol; International port; Rainbow trout; Energetic costs 214, 87
law; WHO 214, 249
Ricin; Clostridial neurotoxin: Botulinum neurotoxin:
Open-field behavior: Rat; Cortex slice: Synaptic strength;
Tetanus neurotoxin; Trichothecene; Biological weapon:
LTP; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap: Fipronil 214, 67
Treatment 214, 210
Oral toxicity; Alipahtic ethers; Diesel additives; Testicular
Risk assessment; Acute exposure: Inhalation; Sensitive
toxin; 2-Methoxyace 214, 99
subpopulation; Kinetic model; Dichloromethane 214, 256
Organochalcogens; Methylmercury; Glutamate; Ebselen;
Safety assessment; Polyethylene glycol; PEG: Cosmetics:
Cell death 214, 57
Toxicology 214, |
Organophosphates; Exposure: Poisoning; Diagnosis:
Sensitive subpopulation: Acute exposure: Inhalation; Risk
Biomonitoring 214, 182
assessment; Kinetic model; Dichloromethane 214, 256
Oxidative stress; Lead poisoning: Chelation therapy; meso-
Sleep characteristics; Rat; Cortex slice; Synaptic strength:
2,3-Dimercaptosuccinic acid; Monoesters 214, 39
LTP; Open-field behavior; Bensultap; Fipronil 214, 67
Oximes; Paraoxon; Acetylcholinesterase; Diaphragm;
Neuromuscular junction 214, 190 Stockpiling: Chemical warfare; Emergency planning:
Preparedness; Toxic agent 214, 232
Paraoxon; Acetylcholinesterase; Diaphragm; Oximes;
Neuromuscular junction 214, 190 Sulphur mustard; Chemical warfare agents: Toxicology:
Human; Treatment; Vesicants 214, 198
PARP inhibitor: Ischemic stroke; MMP-9: NF-«B 214, 131
Synaptic strength; Rat; Cortex slice; LTP; Open-field
PEG; Polyethylene glycol; Cosmetics: Safety assessment: behavior; Sleep characteristics; Bensultap; Fipronil 214, 67
Toxicology 214, |
Testicular toxin: Oral toxicity; Alipahtic ethers; Diesel
P-glycoprotein: Efflux; Xenobiotic transport; Rhodamine additives; 2-Methoxyace 214, 99
123; Rainbow trout; Energetic costs 214, 87
Tetanus neurotoxin; Clostridial neurotoxin: Botulinum
Poisoning; Chemical warfare agent: Diagnosis; Treatment: neurotoxin; Ricin; Trichothecene; Biological weapon;
Clinical toxicologist 214, 221 Treatment 214, 210
Poisoning; Organophosphates; Exposure; Diagnosis; Toxic agent; Chemical warfare; Emergency planning;
Biomonitoring 214, 182 Preparedness; Stockpiling 214, 232
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Toxicology: Chemical warfare agents: Sulphur mustard: Trichothecene: Clostridial neurotoxin: Botulinum
Human; Treatment; Vesicants 214, 198 neurotoxin; Tetanus neurotoxin; Ricin; Biological weapon;
Treatment 214, 210
Toxicology: Polyethylene glycol; PEG; Cosmetics; Safety
assessment 214, | Ursodeoxycholic acid; Apoptosis: Bile acid; Hepatocytes;
Glycochenodeoxycholic acid 214, 77
Treatment; Chemical warfare agent: Poisoning: Diagnosis:
Clinical toxicologist 214, 221 Vesicants; Chemical warfare agents; Sulphur mustard:
Toxicology; Human; Treatment 214, 198
Treatment; Chemical warfare agents: Sulphur mustard;
Toxicology; Human; Vesicants 214, 198 WHO; Chemical weapons; Geneva Protocol; International
law; OPCW 214, 249
Treatment; Clostridial neurotoxin; Botulinum neurotoxin:
Tetanus neurotoxin: Ricin: Trichothecene; Biological Xenobiotic transport; P-glycoprotein: Efflux: Rhodamine
weapon 214, 210 123; Rainbow trout; Energetic costs 214, 87