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RESEARCH GRANTS PROGRAM
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES
1980 THRU 1985
OFFICE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, DC
January 1986
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U.S. Environmental Protection
Library, Rooni 2404 PM-311-A
401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, DC 20460
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PREFACE
The Research Grants Staff (RGS) was formally established in
1979 as a part of the Office of Research and Development's
Exploratory Research Program. Its basic function is to sup-
port EPA's long-term research effort by administering grants
to colleges, universities and other non-profit institutions
to conduct basic environmental research. Since its incep-
tion, the RGS has supported lOver 400 such projects in the
areas of environmental air, biology, engineering, health and
water. This bibliography documents articles that have re-
sulted from completed projects and were published in various
scientific journals and periodicals. It should be noted that
this document contains citations for all published articles
the Program has "received" from recipients of research grants
through calendar year 1985. It is possible, therefore, that
there exist articles which were published but do not appear
in this bibliography.
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RESEARCH GRANTS PROGRAM
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES: 1980
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pages
PREFACE ................................ 1
HOW THIS DOCUMENT IS ORGANIZED. ......... iii
BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS
-Environmental Air ................... A-l thru A-7
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-Environmental Biology ............... B-l thru B-13
-Environmental Engineering ........... E-l thru E-8
-Environmental Health ................ H-T thru H-2R
-Environmental Water ................. W-l thru W-7
INDICES
-I: Project Number ................ 1-1 thru 1-10
-II: Article Author ................ II-l thru 11-11
-HI: Institution ................... III-l thru III-4
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HOW THIS DOCUMENT IS ORGANIZED
As stated In the Preface, projects are supported in the areas of air, biology,
engineering, health and water. The bibliographic entries appear in order of
these areas, with "air1 appearing first, followed by "biology." Within an
area, an entry is arranged by the number of the project from which it resulted.
In cases where several articles resulted from a single project, they are further
arranged by the calendar year in which they were published. Entries are separ-
ated by [*] and are comprised of; (1) the area which supported the underlying
project, (2) the identifying number of the underlying project; (3) the title
of the project, (4) the last names and initials of the authors of the article,
(5) the article title, (6) the publication title, (7) the pages on which the
article appears, and (7) the calendar year of publication.
There are three indices at the end of the document; Index I, a project number
index; Index II, an author index; and Index III, an institution index. These
indices are included to facilitate searches for particular articles. The num-
ber index is arranged in order of project number irrespective of the area of
science. In addition to the project number, it includes the area of science
and the project title. The author index is arranged alphabetically by the last
name of the first author appearing for an article. First and middle initials
are also included followed by last names and initials of additional authors (if
any). In cases where there are are; several authors, only the. first few appear
followed by "et al", indicating that there are others. In addition, the pro-
ject number, area of science and year in which the article was published are
included, the institution index is arranged alphabetically by the insitution
which conducted the project. In addition to the institution, it includes the
project number as well as the area of science. In both the author and insti-
tution indices, areas of science are abbreviated as follow:
AIR -
BIO -
EN6 -
HIT -
WTR -
Air
Biology
i Engineering
:Health
Water
For more information regarding the : organizati
bibliographic citations, write to: i
on of this document or specific
Research^Grants Staff
Office of Exploratory Research, RD-675
US Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
Attn: Alvin Edwards
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C*1 AIR 307239
ORGANIC MICROPOLLUTANTS IN URBAN PRECIPITATION.
PANKOW, JF. ISABELLE, LM. ASHER, WE. "TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN RAIN. 1. SAMPL-
ER DESIGN AND ANALYSIS BY ADSORPTION/THERMAL DESORPTION CATD)." ENVIRON. SCI.
TECHNOL-. 18. PP.310-313. 34-!
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C*3 AIR 307239
ORGANIC MICROPOLLUTANTS IN URBAN PRECIPITATION.
PANKOW. JF, JOHNSON, RL, HOUEK, JE, 8RILLANTE, SM. "MISRATION OF CHLOROPHENOLIC
COMPOUNDS AT THE CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AT ALKALI LAKE, OREGON-1 SITE DES
CRIPTION AND GROUND-WATER FLOW." GROUND WATER, 22. PP.593-601. 84.
C*J AIR 307336 !
AN ATMOSPHERIC TRACER INVESTIGATION OF'FLOW AROUND AN ISOLATED HILL.
1
RYAN. W, LAMB, B, ROBINSON, E. "AN ATMOSPHERIC TRACER INVESTIGATION OF TRANSPOR
T AND DIFFUSION AROUND A LARGE, ISOLATED HILL. " ATMOS. ENVIRON., 18. PP.200
3-2021. 84.
[*] AIR 807336 '
AN ATMOSPHERIC TRACER INVESTIGATION OF FLOW AROUND AN ISOLATED HILL.
RYAN, W, LAMB, B. "DETERMINATION OF DIVIDING STREAMLINE HEIGHTS AND FRDUDE NUMB
ERS FOR PREDICTING PLUME TRANSPORT IN COMPLEX TERRAIN." APCA JOURNAL, 34. PP
.152-155. • 84.
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t*l AIR 307375
EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL RECEPTOR MODELS| FOR AIR PARTICULATE SOURCE IMPACT ASSESSM
ENT USING THE PACS DATA SET.
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COOPER, JA. WATSON, JG. "RECEPTOR ORIENTED METHODS OF AIR PARTICULATE SOURCE AP
PORTIONMENT. " J. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION, 30. PP.1116-1125.
ao.
C*3 AIR 807569 !
MEASUREMENT OF PARTICULATE NITROGEN AND SULFATE COMPOUNDS.
LARSON. TV. AHLGUIST. NC, WEISS, RE, COVERT, DS. "CHEMICAL SPECIATION OF H2S04
- (NH4)2S04 PARTICLES USING TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROLLED NEPHEL- OMETRY."
ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 16. PP.1587-1590. 32.
E*3 AIR 807569 j
MEASUREMENT OF PARTICULATE NITROGEN AND SULFATE COMPOUNDS.
WEISS, RE, LARSON TV. WAGGONER. AP. "IN SITU RAPID-RESPONSE MEASUREMENT OF H2SO
4/(NH4>2 SQ4 AEROSOLS IN RURAL VIRGINIA. " ENVIRON. SCI. AND TECHNOL.„ 16. P
P.525. 82.
C*3 AIR 8O7733 '
ATMOSPHERIC HYDROXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
CHAN. CY, O'BRIEN, RJ, HARD, TM, COOK, TB. "LASER-EXCITED FLUORESENCE OF THE HY
DROXYL RADICAL: RELAXATION COEFFICIENTS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. " J. PHYS. CH
EM., 87. PP.4966-4974. 33.
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C»] AIR 307733
ATMOSPHERIC HYDRQXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
MEHPABZADEH, AA, O'BRIEN, RJ, HARD, TM. "OPTIMIZATION OF RESPONSE OF CHEMILUMEN
ESCENCE ANALYZERS. " REV. SCI. INSTRUM. . 54. PP. 1712-1713. 93.
C*3 AIR 307733
ATMOSPHERIC HYDROXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
MEHRABZADEH, AA, O'BRIEN, RJ , HARD, TM. "OPTIMIZATION OF RESPONSE OF CHEMILUMIN
ESCENCE ANALYZERS. " ANAL. CHEM. , 55. PP. 1660-1665. S3.
Ctl AIR 807733
ATMOSPHERIC HYDROXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
O'BRIEN. PJ, HARD, TM. MEHRABZADEH, AA. "COMMENT ON "LABORATORY EVALUATION OF A
N AIRBORNE OZONE INSTRUMENT THAT COMPENSATES FOR ATTITUDE/ SENSITIVITY EFFECTS."
ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL., 17. PP. 360-562. S3.
C*.l AIR 807733
ATMOSPHERIC HYDRQXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
HARD. TM, O'BRIEN, RJ, CHAN, CY, MEHRABZADEH. AA. "TROSPHERIC FREE RADICAL DSTE
RMINATIQN BY PAGE. " ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL., 18. PP. 768-777. 84.
C*3 AIR 807739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03. MONO, N205. AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
TUAZON. EC, ATKINSON, R, PLUM, CN, WINER AM. "THE REACTION OF BAS PHASE N205 WI
TH WATER VAPOR. " GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 10. PP. 953-956. 83.
E*] AIR 807739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, NO3. HONO, N20S, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFEPENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
PITTS, JN, JR. "FORMATION AND FATE OF GASEOUS AND PARTICULATE MUTAGENS AND CARC
IMOGENS IN REAL AND SIMULATED ATMOSPHERES." ENVIRON. HEALTH PERSPECTIVES, 47.
PP. 115-140. 33.
AIR 807739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03, HONO, N205, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
PITTS, JN. JR, WINER, AM. HARRIS, GW. CARTER, WPL. "TRACE NITROGENOUS SPECIES I
N URBAN ATMOSPHERES. " ENVIRN. HEALTH PERSPECTIVES, 52. PP. 153-157.
S3.
CiM AIR 807739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03, HONO, N205, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
PITTS, JN.-JR, SANHUEZA, E, ATKINSON, R. "AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DARK FORMATIO
N OF NITROUS ACID IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBERS. " INTERN. J. CHEM. KINET.,. 16.
PP.919-939. 84.
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AtR 807739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF NQ2, M03, HONQ. N20S. AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND Dl
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
TUAZON. EC, SANHUEZA. E, ATKINSON, R, CARTER, WPL. "DIRECT DETERMINATION OF THE
.EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANT AT 298 K FOR THE I N02 +• NO3 N2Q5 REACTIONS." J. PHYS. C
HEM,, 98. PP. 3095-3099. 84.
AIR SOT 739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03. HONO. N205, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY.
ATKINSON, R, PLUM, CN. CARTER, WPL, WINER. AM. "KINETICS OF THE SAS-PHASE REACT
IONS OF N03 AT 269 +• 2K. " J. FHYS. CHEM, 38. PP. 2362-2364. 84.
AIR 307739 '
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03, MONO. N205, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPE
ATKINSON, R, PLUM, CN, CARTER, WPL. WINER, AM. "RATE CONSTANTS FOR THE GAS-PHAS
E REACTIONS OF NITRATE RADICALS WITH A SERIES OF ORGANICS IN AIR AT 298 -t- IK."
J. PHYS. CHEM, 83. PP. 1210-1215. . 84.
'AIR 307739
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03. HONO, M205, AND HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DI
FFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCDPY. 1
SANKUEZA, E, PLUM. CN, PITTS. JN. JR., "SHORT COMMUNICATION-POSITIVE INTERFERENC
E OF NITROUS ACID IN THE DETERMINATION OF GASEOUS HN03 BY THE NDx CHEM I LUMINESCE
NCE-NYLON CARTEIDSE METHOD: APPLICATIONS TO MEASUREMENTS OF PPB LEVELS OF HONO I
N AIR." ATMOS. ENVIRON., 13. PP. 1O29-1031 . 84.
C*] AIR 808036
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 502 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
BOYCE. 3D, HOFFMAN. MR, HONG, PA. MOBERLY, LM. "CATALYSIS OF THE AUTOXIDATION 0
F AQUATED SULFUR DIOXIDE BY HOMOSENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUS TRANS I- TION METAL COM
FLEXES." ACID PRECIPITATION: S02, NO, NQ2 OXIDATION MECHAN- ISMS: ATMOSPHERIC
CONSIDERATIONS. PP. VOLUME. 82.
Cm AIR 809086 '
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF S02 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
BOYCE. 3D, HOFFMANN. MR. HONG. PA, MOBERLY, LM. "CATALYSIS OF THE AUTOXIDATION
OF AQUATED SULFUR DIOXIDE BY HOMOGENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUS TRANSITION METAL COMP
LEXES." ACID. PP. 163-211. '82.
C*] AIR 808086]
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 302 OXIDATION IN BULK. AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
BOYCE, 3D, HOFFMANN, MR, HONG, PA. NOBERLY, LM. "CATALYSIS OF THE AUTQXIDATIDN
OF AQUATED SULFUR DIOXIDE BY HOMOGENEOUS METAL-PHTHALOCYANINE COMPLEXES'." ENVI
RON. SCI. TECHNOL., 17, PP.602-611. S3. .
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C*3 AIR 308086
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 302 OXIDATION [M BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
HOFFMAN. MR, BOYCE, 3D. "CATALYTIC AUTQXIDATION OF AQUEOUS SULFUR DIOXIDE ID RE
LATIONSHIP TO ATMOSPHERIC SYSTEMS. " TRACE ATMOSPHERIC CONSTITUENTS: PROPER!IE
S, TRANSFORMATIONS, AND FATES. PP.147-189. S3.
C*3 AIR 903086
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF S02 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
MCARDLE, JV, HOFFMANN. MR. "KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF THE OXIDATION OF ACUATED
SULFUR DIOXIDE BY HYDROGEN'PEROXIDE AT LOW PH." J. PHYS, CHEM., 87. PP.5425
-5429. 83.
C*.l AIR 90S086
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 502 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
JACOB. DJ, HOFFMANN, MR. "A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR THE PRODUCTION OF H+. N03-, AND S
042- IN URBAN FOG. " J. GEOPHYSICAL RES.. 39. PP.6611-6621. 93.
C*3 AIR 308086
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF S02 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
BOYCE, 3D, HOFFMANN, MR. "KINETICS AMD MECHANISM OF THE FORMATION OF HYDROXYMET
HANESULFONIC ACID AT LOW PH. " J.'RHYS'. CHEM., 83. PP. 4740-4746. B4.
C*] AIR 808086
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 302 OXIDATION IN BULK AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
HOFFMANN, MR. JACOB, DJ. "KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF THE CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF
DISSOLVED SULFUR DIOXIDE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION: AN APPLICATION TO NIGHTIME FOB WA
TER CHEMISTRY." 302, NO AND N02 OXIDATION MECHANISMS: ATMOSPHERIC CONSIDERATIO
MS. PP.101-172. 84.
ttj AIR 808112
THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATION AND BIOACTIVITY OF COI-aUSTION PRODUCTS FROM RESID
ENTIAL WOOD STOVES.
SAUCY. DA, KAMENS, RM, LINTON. RW. "AN AEROSOL INJECTION AND OUTDOOR CHAMBER SY
STEM FOR THE STUDY OF ATMOSPHERIC GAS-PARTICLE REATIONS." ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRON.
, 17. PP.2617-2624. 93.
C*3 AIR 808112
THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATION AND BIOACTIVITY OF COMBUSTION PRODUCTS FROM RESID
ENTIAL WOOD STOVES.
KAMENS, RM, RIVES, QD, PERRY. JM, BELL. DA. "MUTAGENIC CHANGES IN DILUTE WOOD S
MOKE AS IT AGES AND REACTS WITH OZONE AND NITROGEN DIOXIDE: AN OUTDOOR CHAMBER S
TUDY." ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL.. 18. PP.523-530. 84.
C*J AIR 809585
ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL CHEMISTRY OF SULFUR AND NITROGEN OXIDES.
DAMSCHEN. DE, MARTIN, LR. "AQUEOUS AEROSOL OXIDATION OF NITROUS ACID BY 02, 03,
AND H202. " ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 17. PP.20O5-2011. 83.
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C.*3 AIR 308585
ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL CHEMISTRY OF SULFUR AND NITROGEN OXIDES.
MARTIN, LR. "KINETIC STUDIES OF SULFATE OXIDATION IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. "
NO AND N02 OXIDATION MECHANISMS: ATMOSPHERIC CONSIDERATIONS. PP. CHAPTER
84.
SQ2,
til AIR 908610
DIAGNOSIS !< PREDICTION OF ATMOS TRANSPORT ON REGIONAL AND SYNOPTIC SCALES USING
A THREE DIMENSIONAL DYNAMIC MODEL.
WARNER. TT, FIZZ. RR. SEAMAN. NL. "A COMPARISON OF TWO TYPES OF ATMOSPHERIC TRA
NSPORT MODELS — USE OF OBSERVED WINDS VERSUS DYNAMICALLY PREDICTED WINDS." J. C,
LIMATE APPL. METEOR., 22. PP. 394-406. 83.
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£*] AIR 808706
MEASUREMENT OF H20 (R02> IN AMBIENT AIR.
CANTRELL, CA, STEDMAN, DH, WENDEL. GJ. "MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC PEROXY RADIC
ALS BY CHEMICAL AMPLIFICATION. " ANAL. CHEM. , 56. PP. 1496-1502. 84.
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C*l AIR - 803790 '
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IONI2ATION.
MEEK. JT, LONG, SR, REILLY. JP. "OBSERVATION OF POLYATOMIC ION VIBRATIONAL STAT
E DISTRIBUTION BY LASER PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY. " J. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, i
6. PP. 2809-2811. 82. ;
C*3 AIR 808790 '
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATION.
LONG, SR, MEEK. JJ, REILLY, JP. "THE 'LASER PHOTOELECTRON SPECTRUM OF GAS PHASE
BENZENE. " J. CHEMICAL PHY, 79.- PP. 3206-3219. 93.
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C*] AIR 803790 !
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IQNIZATION.
LONG, SR, MEEK. JJ. HARRINGONT, PJ . REILLY. JP. "BENZALDEHYDE PHOTOCHEMISTRY ST
UDIED WITH LASER IONIZATIQN MASS AND PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY. " J. CHEMICAL
PHYS, I8s6. PP. 3341-3343. 83. .
[*] AIR 80879O ;
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATION.
OPSAL, RB, REILLY, JP. "ULTRAVIOLET iLASER INDUCED IONIZATIDN OF MOLECULES NEAR
SURFACES. " CHEMICAL PHYSICAL LETTERS, 99:5.6. PP. 461-464. 83.
AIR 8087901
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCDPIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATION.
RHODES, G, OPSAL, RB, MEEK, JJ, REILLY, JP. "ANALYSIS OF POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARB
ON MIXTURES WITH LASER IONIZATION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/MASS SPECTROM- ETRY." ANA
LYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 55. PP.280-2B6.• ' 83. ' '
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HJ AIR 8O8790
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCQF 1C STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATION.
CHAI. J-W, REILLY, JP. "MULTIPLE PEAK FORMATION IN LASER IONIZATIDN MASS 3PECTP
QMETRY. " OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 49. PP. 5 1-54. 94.
E*] AIR 908919
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF BUOYANT EMISSIONS WITHIN THE MIXED LAYER.
WILLIS. GE, DEARDORFF, JW. "ON PLUME RISE WITHIN A CDNVECTIVE BOUNDARY LAYER.
ATMOS. ENVIRON., 17. PP. 2435-2447. -83.
C»] AIR 808919
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF BUOYANT EMISSIONS WITHIN THE MIXED 'LAYER.
DEARDORFF. JW, WILLIS. GE. "GROUNDLEVEL CONCENTRATION FLUCTUATIONS FROM A BUOYfi
NT AND A NON-BUOYANT SOURCE WITHIN A LABORATORY CONVECTIVELY MIXED LAYER." AT
MOS. ENVIRON., IB. PP. 1297-1 3C"». 84.
AIR 309084
OXIDATION-REDUCTION BEHAVIOR OF CHLORINATED DIOXINS ON P ARTICULATE MATTER.
EICEMAN, GA, RGHEI, HO. "CHLORINATION REACTIONS OF 1 , 2. 3, 4-TETRACHLORODI- BENZO
-P-DIOXIN ON FLY ASH WITH HCL IN AIR. " CHCMO3PHERE. 11. PP. 833-839,
32.
ttl AIR 809084
OXIDATION-REDUCTION BEHAVIOR OF CHLORINATED DIOXINS ON PARTICIPATE MATTER.
RGHEt, HO. EICEMAN, GA. "ADSORPTION AND THERMAL REACTIONS OF 1 . 2, 3, 4-TETRA- CHL
QRODIBEN20-P-DIOXIN ON FLY ASH FROM A MUNICIPAL INCINERATOR." CHEMOSFHERE, 11.
PP. 569 -576. 8.2.
C*J AIR 309371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG, PK, "MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SHAPE OF CONICAL HYDROMETEORS. " J
. ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES, 39. PP. 2615-2622. 82.
C*3 AIR 309371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG, PK. DENZER, SM. "MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SHAPE OF PLANE HEXAGONAL
SNOW CRYSTALS. " J. ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES, 40. PP. 1024-1028. B3.
E*] AIR 809371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG, PK. "ON THE DEFINITION OF COLLISION EFFICIENCY OF ATMOSPHERIC PARTICLES.
J. ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES, 40. PP. 1051-1052. 83.
CH] AIR 309371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG. P-K. "COLLECTION OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY A CONDUCTING SPHERE IN AN 'EXTERN
AL ELECTRIC FIELD-CONTINUUM REGIME APPROXIMATION." J. COLLOID INTERFACE SCI.,
94. PP. 301-318. 83.
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C*3 AIR 909371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG, P-K. "CALCULATION OF ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS SURROUNDING FINITE CIRCULAR CYL
INORICAL CONDUCTORS. " IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION, AP-32.
PP. 956-942. 34.
AIR 910091 '
THE CONTRIBUTION OF RESIDENTIAL WOOD BURNING TO URBAN AIR POLLUTION.
EDGERTON, SA, KHALIL, MAK, PASMUSSEN. ] RA. "ESTIMATES OF AIR POLLUTION FROM BACK
YARD BURNING. " AIR POLLUTION CONTl ASSN. J., 34. PP. 661-664. 84.
AIR 810471
INVESTIGATION OF THE TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION OF POLLUTANTS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN US
ING A NUMERICAL MODEL. i
PIELKE, RA. MCNIDER. RT. SEBAL. M. MAHRER. Y. "THE USE OF A MESOSCALE NUMERICAL
MODEL FOR EVALUATIONS OF POLLUTANT TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION IN COASTAL REGIONS A
NO OVER IRREGULAR TERRAIN." BULL. AM. METEOR. SOC. , 64. PP. 243-249. 9
C*3 AIR 310896 !
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL MASS SPECTROMETRIC STUDIES EXPLOITING LASER tONIZATION.
WILSON. WG, VISWANATHAN, K5, SEK.RETA, . E. "ROTATIQNALLY RESOLVED LASER PHOTOELEC
TRON SPECTRUM OF GAS-PHASE NO. " J, PHYS. CHEM. 8B. PP. 672-673. 84.
AIR 810917 |
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT.
ATKINSON, R, ASCHMANN. SM. CARTER, WPL. WINER, AM. "FORMATION OF ALKYL NITRATES
FROM THE REACTIONS OF BRANCHED AND CYCLIC ALKYL PEROXY RADICALS WITH NO." INT
ERM. J. CHEM. KINETICS, 16. PP. 1075-1 101 . 84.
[*3 AIR ' 810917 :
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT. :
WALLINGTON, TJ, ATKINSON, R, WINER, AM. "RATE CONSTANTS FOR THE GAS PHASE REACT
ION OF OH RADICALS WITH PEROXYACETYL NITRACE (PAN) AT 273 AND 297 K. " GEOPHYSI
CAL RESEARCH LETTERS, 1. PP. 861-864. 84.
AIR 810917 ,
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT. :
WINER, AM, ATKINSON. R, PITTS, JN, JR. "GASEOUS NITRATE RADICAL: POSSIBLE NIGHT
TIME ATMOSPHERIC SINK FOR BIOGENIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. " SCIENCE, 224. PP.156
-159. 84. j
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PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HEAVY METAL UPTAKE IN ALGAE.
JENSEN, TE, BAXTER. M. RACHLIN, JW. JAN I, V. "UPTAKE OF HEAVY METALS BY PLECTON
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PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HEAVY METAL UPTAKE IN ALGAE.
JENSEN, TE, RACHLIN, JW, JAN I, V, WARKENTINE, B. "AN X-RAY ENERGY DISPERSIVE ST
LIDY OF CELLULAR COM- PARTMENTALIZATION OF LEAD AND ZINC IN CHLORELLA SACCHAROPHI
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ENVIRON. AND EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY. 22. PP.319-328. 82.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HEAVY METAL UPTAKE IN ALBAE.
RACHLIN. JW, JENSEN, TE, BAXTER, M, JANI, V. "UTILIZATION OF MORPHOMETR1C ANALY
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EFFECTS OF MILLORGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS.
ANDERSON, TJ. "PERFORMANCE OF MEADOW VOLES FROM SEWAGE SLUDG- AMENDED FIELD? !M •
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EFFECTS OF MILLORBANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS.
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EFFECTS OF MILLORGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS.
MOVES, RF, BARRETT, 6W, TAYLOR, DH. "SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF FERAL HOUSE MOUSE (MUS
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EFFECTS OF MILLORGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS,
MALY. MS, BARRETT, GW. "EFFECTS OF TWO TYPES OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON THE STRU
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EFFECTS OF MILLQRGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS,
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EFFECTS OF MILLORGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS. '~>
KRUSE, EA. BARRETT, GW. "EFFECTS OF MUNICIPAL SLUDGE AND FERTILIZER ON HEAVY ME
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RESISTANCE OF ALGAL SPORES TO HERBICIDE TREATMENTS.
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SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND MACRONUTRIENTS ON TOXICANT BIOACCUMULATI
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SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND MACRDNUTRIENT3 ON TOXICANT BIOACCUMULATI
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SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS AND MACRONUTRIENTS ON TOXICANT BIOACCUMIJLATI
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PREDICT REPRODUCTION!
807540
TOXICANTS, PATHOGENS. CLIMATE.
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PREDICT REPRODUCTION:
807540
TOXICANTS. PATHOGENS. CLIMATED
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BIOLOGY 807340
PREDICT REPRODUCTION: TOXICANTS, PATHOGENS, CLIMATE.
TAM, PE, HINSDILL, RD. "EVALUATION OF IMMUNOMODULATORY CHEMICALS: ALTERATION OF
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PREDICT REPRODUCTION: TOXICANTS, PATHOGENS, CLIMATE.
OLSEN, LJ, HINSDILL, RD. "INFLUENCE OF FEEDING CHLOROCHOLINE CHLORIDE AND GLYPH
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ESTIMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON|POPULATION GROWTH USING STOCHASTIC DYNAMIC
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EFFICACY OF HYDRILLA CONTROL AND A STOCKING MODEL FOR HYBRID GRASS CARP IN FRESH
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EFFICACY OF HYDRILLA CONTROL AND A STOCKING MODEL FOR HYBRID GRASS CARP IN FRESH
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PRODUCTION. CULTURE, FOOD HAEITS AND IMPACT OF HYBRID GRASS CARP.
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PRODUCTION. CULTURE. FOOD HABITS AND IMPACT OF HYBRID GRASS CARP.
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THE EFFECT OF HERBICIDES ON THE ALGAL METABOLISM OF TWO AGRICULTURAL STREAM COMM
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KOSINSKI. RJ. "THE EFFECT OF TERRESTRIAL HERBICIES ON THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 0
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THE EFFECT OF HERBICIDES ON THE ALGAL METABOLISM OF TWO AGRICULTURAL STREAM COMM
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIP TOXIC I TV OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MlCFf]
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i
BABICH. H. STOTZKY, G. "NICKEL TOXICITY TO MICROBES: EFFECT OF pH AND IMPLICATI
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIP. TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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BABICH. H. SCHIFFENBAUER, M, STOTZKY, S. "EFFECT OF STERILIZATION METHOD ON TOX
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BABICH. H, STQT2KY,- G. " INFLUENCE OF CHLORIDE IONS ON THE TOXICITY OF CADMIUM T
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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BABICH, H, STOTZKY, B. "DEVELOPING STANDARDS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICANTS: THE N
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BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G. "FURTHER STUDIES ON ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS THAT MODIFY TH
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXIC ITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
8E-MEDICATED ECOLOGIC PROCESSES.
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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BABICH, H, BEWLEY. RJF, STOTZKY. S. "APPLICATION OF THE 'ECOLOGICAL DOSE' CONCE
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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BEWLEY. RJF, STOTZKY, G. "ANIONIC CONSTITUENTS OF ACID RAIN AND MICROBIAL ACTIV
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BEWLEY. RJF, STOTZKY. G. "EFFECTS OF CADMIUM AND ZINC IN MICROBIAL ACTIVITY IN
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EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXIC ITV Q~ HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
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BABICH. H, STOTZKY, G. "TOXICITY OF NICKEL TO MICROBES: ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS.
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ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF FIBERGLASS SCREENS FOR AQUATIC PLA
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BOSTON, HL. PERKINS, MA. "WATER COLUMN IMPACTS OF MACROPHYTE DECOMPOSITION BENE
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OIL RELATED CONTAMINANT EFFECTS ON WATERFOWL IMMUNE DEFENSES.
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EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES ON PCB BIODEGRADATION.
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EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES ON PCS BIODEGRADATION.
SAYLER, G5, KONB, H-L, SHIELDS. MS. "PLASMID-MEDIATED BIODE8RADATIVE FATE OF MO
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COMUTA6ENS IN THE ENVIRONMENT,
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COMUTAGENS IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
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BIOLOGY 808613
EFFECT OF POLLUTANT INTERACTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION.
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EFFECT OF POLLUTANT INTERACTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION.
BARNERJEE. S, SUSATT. RH, O'GRADY. DP1. "A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETERMINING BIOCONC
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EFFECT OF POLLUTANT INTERACTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION.
SUGATT, RH, O'GRADY, DP, BANERJEE, S. "TOXICITY OF ORGANIC MIXTURES SATURATED I
N WATER TO DAPHNIA MAGNA. EFFECT OF COMPOSITIONAL CHANGES. " CHEMOSPHERE, 13:1
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DETERMINANTS OF NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SHALLOW MARSH HABITATS.
WEINSTEIN, MP.
PP. 59-64.
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DETERMINANTS OF NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SHALLOW MARSH HABITATS.
WEINSTEIN. MP. "POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARI ME-DEPENDENT FISH , THE SPOT,
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DETERMINANTS OF NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SHALLOW MARSH HABITATS.
WEINSTEIN. MP, BROOKS. HA. "COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF NEKTON RESIDING IN A TIDAL C
REEK AND ADJACENT SEASRASS MEADOW: COMMUNITY COM- POSITION AND STRUCTURE." MAR
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HABITAT SELECTION IN BENTHIC MARINE INVERTEBRATES RELATION TO COMMUNITY PATTERNS
NEAR WASTE DISCHARGES.
OAKOEN, JM. "FEEDING AND SUBSTRATE PREFERENCE IN FIVE SPECIES OF PHOXOCEPHALID
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HABITAT SELECTION IN BENTHIC MARINE INVERTEBRATES RELATION TO COMMUNITY PATTERNS
NEAR WASTE DISCHARGES.
OAKDEN, JM, OLIVER, JS. FLEBAL, AR. "BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF A PHOXOCEPHALID AM
PHIPOD TO ORGANIC ENRICHMENT AND TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENT." MAR. ECOL. PRQ6. S
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TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF LICHENS EXPOSED TO AIR POLLUTANTS.
EVERSMAN, S, SIGAL, LL. "ULTRASTRUCTURAL EFFECTS OF PEROXYACETYL NITRATE (PAN)
ON TWO LICHEN SPECIES. " THE BRYOLOGIST, 37. PP.112-118. 94.
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SURVIVAL, GROWTH AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION OF NEW GENOMES IN SOIL AND OTHER NATU
RAL ECOSYSTEMS.
STOTZKY, G, BABICH, H. "FATE OF GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED MICROBES IN NATURAL ENVI
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C*3 BIOLOBY 809402
FATE OF VIRUSES AND TRACE ORGANICS IN A CYPRESS STRAND.
DUTTON, RJ, 81TTON, G. KOOPMAN. B.
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PATHOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS: INDEX OF TOXICITY AT WASTE DUMPS.
CHRISTIAN, JJ.
83.
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NATURAL HISTORY.
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DEVELOPMENT OF ft SENSITIVE ASSAY SYSTEM'FOR MONITORING VIRAL PESTICIDES.
QUANT, RC, PEARSON, MN. ROHRMANN. GF. "PRODUCTION OF POLY'HEDRIN MONOCLONAL ANT I
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
CAPONE, DB.
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CAPONE. DG. REESE, DD, KIENE, RP. "EFFECTS OF METALS ON METHANOGENESIS, SULFATE
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
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KIENE, RP, CAPONE, DG. "EFFECTS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON METHANOGENESIS, SULFAT
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AMD PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
YAMAMOTO, N, LOPEZ. G. "BACTERIAL ABUNDANCE fN RELATION TO SURFACE AREA AND QRG
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BRACKUP, I, CAPONE. DG. "THE EFFECT OF SEVERAL METAL AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON
NITROGEN FIXATION (ACETYLENE REDUCTION) BY THE ROOTS AND RHYZOMES OF 20STERA MAR
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BAUER, JE, CAPONE. DG. "EFFECTS OF FOUR AROMATIC ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON MICROBIA
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
CAPONE, DG, BAUTISTA, MF. "A GROUNDWATER SOURCE OF NITRATE IN NEARSHORE MARINE
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INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROBIOTA AND PERSISTENT 'POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
BAUER, JE, CAPONE, DG. "DEGRADATION AND MINERALIZATION OF THE POLYCYCLIC AROMAT
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C*3 BIOLOGY 809874
VEGETATION DEVELOPMENT IN AN ALASKAN SALT.
VINCE, SW. SNOW, AA. "PLANT ZONATION IN AN ALASKAN SALT MARSH, I. DISTRIBUTION,.
ABUNDANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS. " J. ECOL., 72. PP.651-667. 34.
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VEGETATION DEVELOPMENT IN AN ALASKAN SALT.
SNOW, AA, VINCE, SW. "PLANT ZONATION IN AN ALASKAN SALT MARSH. II AN EXPERIMENT
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PLASMID GENE TRANSFER TO INDIGENOUS ORGANISMS DURING DOMESTIC WASTE.
GEALT, MA, CHAI, MD, ALPERT. KB. "TRANSFER OF PLASMIDS pBR322 AND pBR325 IN WAS
TE- WATER FROM LABDRATOPV STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TO BACTERIA INDIGENOUS TO
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ANAPHASE ABERRATION: A UNIFYING METHOD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN AQUATIC ANIMAL SEN
ETOX MODEL.
KOCAN, RM, LANDOLT. ML. "ALTERATIONS! IN PATTERNS OF EXCRETION AND OTHER METABOL
1C FUNCTIONS IN DEVELOPING FISH EMBRYOS EXPOSED TO BENZO ( A) PYRENE. " HELBQLANDE
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THE USE OF WETLANDS TO MODIFY ACID MINE DRAINAGE.
WIEDER, RK. "PEAT AND WfiTEP CHEMISTRY AT BIG RUN BOG. A PEAT- LAND IN THE APPAL
ACH I AN MOUNTAINS OF WEST VIRGINIA USA-" BIOGEOCHEMISTRY I. PP. 277-302.
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ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION OF THE SILICA CYCLE IN THE GREAT LAKES.
SCHELSKE, CL, STOERMER. EF, CONLEY, DJ , ET AL. "EARLY EUTROPHICATION IN THE LOW
ER GREAT LAKES: NEW EVIDENCE FROM BIDGENIC SILICA IN SEDIMENTS. " SCIENCE, 222
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STRUCTURE ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF SELECTED PYRIDINES AND ANILINES.
SCHULTZ, TW, MOULTON, BA. "STRUCTURED-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF SELECTED PYRIDIN
ES. " ECOTQXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY. 10. PP. 97-111. 35.
BIOLOGY • B11209
BIOTRANSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC1 PLANTS.
LINDQUIST, B, WARSHAWSKY, D. "IDENTIFICATION OF THE 11,12-DIHYDROXYBENSO(A)PY-
RENE AS A MAJOR METABOLITE PRODUCED BY THE GREEN ALGA. SELENASTRUM CAPRICORNUTUM
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ENHANCEMENT OF THE REMOVAL OF HUM 1C SUBSTANCES AND THM PRECURSORS FROM WATER SUP
PLIES.
WEBER, WJ, JR. VOICE, TC, JODELLAK, A.' "ADSORPTION OF HUMIC SUBSTANCES: THE EFF
ECTS OF HETEROGENECITY AND SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS. " J. AMERICAN WATER WORKS A
SSN. RESEARCH AND TECH. PP. 612-619. • 83.
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THE FATE OF PNA's DURING AQUEOUS C102 TREATMENT.
LIUKKONEN, RJ, LIN, S, QYLER, AR. LUKASEWYCZ, MJ. "PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION AND REL
ATIVE RATES OF REACTION OF AQUEOUS CHLORINE AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE WITH POLYNUCLEA
R AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS." WATER CHLORINATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND HEALTH E
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ECONOMICAL SOLUTION FOR BULKING PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITH ACTIVATED SLUDGE.
WU, YC, HSIEH, HN, CAREY, DF, OU, KG. ' "CONTROL OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE BULKING.
J. ENVIRON. ENGINEERING. 110. PP. 472-491. 84.
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EFFICIENCY OF PULSE-JET FABRIC FILTERS. " J. AIR POLL. CONTROL ASSOC., 32. P
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FABRIC FILTERS. " AEROSOL SCI. TECHNOL, 1. PP.401-408. 82.
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SE-JET FILTERS. " POWDER TECHNOLOGY, 36:13. PP.13-19. 83.
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FILTRATION AND SEPARATION, 20:311. PP.1-4. 83.
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K'OEHLER, JL, LEITH, D. "MODEL CALIBRATION FOR PRESSURE DROP IN A PULSE-JET CLEA
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INTEGRATED SWINE WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENERGY AND FO
OD PRODUCTION.
YANG, PY, NAGANO, SY, LIN, JK, WONG, YT. "IMPROVED ANAEROBIC DIGESTION BY APPLI
CATION OF CONSTANT CONCENTRATION OF DIGESTED SLUDGE RECYCL- ING." BEYOND THE E
NERGY CRISIS. PP.1963-1969. SI.
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INTEGRATED SWINE WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENERGY AND FO
OD PRODUCTION.
YANG. PY, HUANG, CJ. "ANAEROBIC AND MICRO-ALGAL PROCESS KINETICS FOR SWINE WAST
E. " J. ENVIRON. ENGINEERING DIV., ASCE, 107. PP.113. 81.
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OD PRODUCTION.
YOUNG, PY, NAGANO, SY. "A POTENTIAL TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE FOR SWINE WASTEWATER
IN THE TROPICS. " WAT. SCI. TECH., 17. PP.819-831. 84.
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UTILIZATION OF PEAT IN ONStTE WASTE WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS.
ROCK, CA, BROOKS, JL, BRADEEN. SA, WOODARD, FE. "TREATMENT OF SEPTIC TANK EFFLU
ENT IN A PEAT BED. " PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON INDIVIDUA
L AND SMALL COMMUNITY SEWAGE TREATMENT. PP.116-123. 82.
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UTILIZATION OF PEAT IN DNSITE WASTE WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS.
BROOKS, JL. ROCK, CA, STRUCHTEMEYER, RA. "THE USE OF PEAT FOR ON-SITE WASTEWATE
R TREATMENT. II. FIELD STUDIES. " J. ENVIRON. QUALITY, 13. PP.524-530.
84.
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UTILIZATION OF PEAT IN ONSITE WASTE WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS.
ROCK. CA, BROOKS, JL, BRADEEN, SA, ET AL. "USE OF PEAT FOR ON-SITE WASTEWATER T
REATMENT. I. LABORATORY EVALUATION. " J. ENVIRON. QUALITY, 13. PP.518-323.
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HUANS. CP, FU, PKL. "TREATMENT OF ARSENIC-CONTAINING WATER BY THE ACTIVATED
CARBON PROCESS. " JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FED., 56. PP.233-242,
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LUTIQN BY ACTIVATED CARBON. " WATER RES.. 18. PP.37-46. 94.
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ENGEL, JP, RUBIN, AJ, SPROUL. 0 J. "INACTWATION OF MAEGLERIA GRUBERI CYSTS BY C
HLQR- INATED CYANURATES. " APPL. AND;ENVIRON. MICROBIOL.. 46:5. PP.1157-U62
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RUBIN, AJ, ENBEL, JP. SPROUL, OJ. "DISINFECTION OF AMOEBIC CYSTS IN WATER WITH
FREE CHLORINE. " J. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FED., 55:9. PP.1174-11B2.
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ME DIOXIDE FOR-THE INACTIVATION OF AN AMOEBIC CYST. " ENVIRON. TECHNOLOGY LETT
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WICKRAMANAYAKE, GB, RUBIN, AJ, SPROUL,^ OJ. "INTACT WAT ION OF NAEBLERIA AND GIAR
DIA CYSTS IN WATER BY OZONATION. " j|. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION, 36.
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WICKRAMANAYAKE, GB, RUBIN, AJ, SPROUL,! OJ. "INACTIVATION OF SIARDIA LAMBLIA CYS
TS WITH OZONE. " APPL. ENVIRON. MICROBIOL., 48. PP..671-672. 84.
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FLOCCULATION AND SEDIMENTATION OF POLYDISPERSE SUSPENSION IN WATER TREATMENT.
LAWLER, DF, IZVRIETA, E, K'an. rp. "CHANGES IN PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS IN BA
TCH FLOCCULATION. " AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSN., RESEARCH AND TECHNOL. PP.604
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LAWLER. DF, WILKES, DR. "FLOCCULATIQN MODEL TESTING: PARTICLE SIZES IN A SOFTE
NING PLANT. " J, AMER. WATER WORKS ASSN., RES. AND DEVELOPMENT. PP,90-97.
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OXYGEN UPTAKE RATES FOR ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS CONTROL.
HUANG, JVC. "MICROORGANISM VIABILITY. " ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS CONTROL SER
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GABBITA, KV, HUANG, JYC. "A MODIFIED METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF DEHYDRO- GENAS
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GABITA, KV. HUANG, JYC. "CATALASE ACTIVITY OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE.
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GABBITA, KV, HUANG, JYC. "DEHYROGENASES ACTIVITY OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE.
COLOGICAL AND ENVIRON. CHEMISTRY, 8. PP.151-164. B4.
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GABBITA, KV, HUANG, JYC, SOMMER, CV. "TOXICITY OF 3-AMINO-l : 2: 4-TRIAZOLE TO ACT
IVATED SLUDGE BIOMASS. " TOXICOLOGICAL AND ENVIRON. CHEMISTRY, 3. PP. 163-171
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HUANG, JYC, CHEN, M-D. "MEASUREMENT AND NEW APPLICATIONS OF OXYGEN UPTAKE RATES
IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES. " WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FED., 56. PP. 259-2
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HUANG. JYC, CHENG, M-D, MUELLER. JT. "OXYGEN UPTAKE RATES FOR DETERMINING MICRO
BIAL ACTIVITY AND APPLICATION. " WATER RESEARCH, VOL. 9, NO, 3. PP.373-381.
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QERBA, CP, JANAUER, GE. COSTELLO, M. "REMOVAL OF PQLIOVIRUS AND ROTAVIRUS FROM
TAP- WATER BY A QUATERNARY AMMONIUM RESIN. " WATER RES., 18. PP.17-19.
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SENKAN, SM, ROBINSON, JM, GUPTA. AK, "SOOTING LIMITS OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON
-METHANE- AIR PREMIXED FLAMES. " COMBUST. FLAME, 49. PP.305-314. 93.
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SENKAN. SM. BOSE. D. "ON THE COMBUSTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS I. THRICHLQ
ROETHYLENE. " COMB. SCI. TECHNOL., 35, PP.187-202. 83.
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VALEIRAS. H, GUPTA, AK, SENKAN, 5M.
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BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION!CONTROL RESIDUES.
CHRISTENSEN, GL, DICK, RI. "SPECIFIC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS: NONPARABOLIC PrtT
A. " JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, VOL. Ill, NO. 3. PP.243-257. '"
85.
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BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION] CONTROL RESIDUES.
CHRISTENSON, 6L, DICK, RI. "SPECIFIC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS: METHODS AND PROC
EDURES, " JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, VOL. Ill, NO. 3. PP.258-271.
85. :
C*3 ENGINEERING B03352
FUEL-SULFUR-FUEL NITROGEN INTERACTIONS IN FLAMES.
SMITH, 01. "CROSS-SECTIONS FOR FORMATION OF PARENT AND FRAGMENT IONS BY ELECTRO
N IMPACT FROM C2N2. " INT, J. MASS. !sPECT. IN PROC., 54. PP.55-59. 83
[*] ENGINEERING ' '808352
FUEL-SULFUR-FUEL NITROGEN INTERACTIONS IN FLAMES.
SMITH. 01, WANS, S-N, T3ERE60UNIS, S. , "THE SULFUR CATALYZED RECOMBINATION OF AT
OMIC OXYGEN. IN A CO/02/AR FLAME. " COMB. SCI. TECHNOL., 30.' PP.241-271,.
83. i
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ENGINEERING 303352
FUEL-SULFUR-FUEL NITROGEN INTERACTIONS IN FLAMES.
TSERESQUNIS, SI, SMITH, 01. "ENHANCEMENT OF FUEL-NITROGEN OXIDATION BY FUEL-SUL
FUR IN FUEL RICH FLAMES. " COMB. SCI. TECHNOL., 30. FP. 231-239. 83.
ENGINEERING 8085 19
ACCELERATED SETTLING OF SUSPENSION BY ADDITION OF BUOYANT PARTICLES.
FESSAS, YP, WEILAND. RH. "THE SETTLING OS SUSPENSIONS PROMOTED BY RIGID BUOYANT
PARTICLES. " INT. J. MULTIPHASE FLOW, 10. PP. 485-507. 84.
C*l ENGINEERING 808519
ACCELERATED SETTLING OF SUSPENSION BY ADDITION OF BUOYANT PARTICLES.
WEILAND, RH,' FESSAS, YP, RAMARAO, BV. "ON INSTABILITIES ARISING DURING SEDIMENT
ATION OF TWO-COMPONENT MIXTURES OF SOLIDS. " J. FLUID MECH. , 142. PP. 383-389
84.
C*J ENGINEERING 908686
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE FOR WATER TREATMENT.
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS, PV, HERNANDEZ, M. "DETERMINATION OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE, CHLOR
INE, CHLORITE, AND CHLORATE IN WATER. " J. AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSN. RESEARCH
AND TECH- NOLQSY. PP. 64-69. 84.
C*3 ENGINEERING 8089S3
SOOT FORMATION IN GASEOUS DIFFUSION FLAMES.
WEY, C, POWELL, EA, JAGODA. JI.
IOR OF LAMINAR DIFFUSION FLAMES.
84.
•THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE SOOTING BEHAV
COMB. SCIENCE TECHNOL., 41, PP.173-190.
t*l ENGINEERING 809162
EVALUATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE.
BERTHOUEX, FM, HUNTER, W6. "HOW TO CONSTRUCT REFERENCE DISTRIBUTIONS TO EVAL- U
ATE TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT QUALITY. " J. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FED., 55s12
PP.1417-1424. 33.
ENGINEERING 809191
SUBMICRON AEROSOL CLASSIFICATION USING HIGH VELOCITY, LOW PRESSURE IMPACTORS FOR
DIRECT SAMPLING OF HOT GAS STREAMS.
BISWAS, P, FLAGAN, RC. "HIGH-VELOCITY INERTIAL IMPACTORS.
CHNQL., 18. PP.611-616. 84.
ENVIRON. SCI. TE
C*3 ENGINEERING 309482
CHARACTERIZATION OF ACUEDUS SOLUTIONS FOR MULT ICOMPONENT ADSORPTION AND DESIGN C
ALCULATIONS.
CALLISARIS. MB, TIEN, C. "SPECIES GROUPING IN MULTI COMPONENT ABSORPTION CALCULA
TIONS. " CAN. J. CHEM. ENG., 60. PP.772-79O. 82.
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CHARACTERIZATION OF AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS FOR MULT I COMPONENT ADSORPTION AND DESIGN' C
ALCULATIONS.
MEHROTRA, AK, TIEN, C. "FURTHER WORK IN SPECIES GROUPING IN MULTI- COMPONENT AD
SOPPT ION CALCULATION. " CAN. J. CHEM.' ENGR. , 62, PP. 632-644. 84.
C*l ENGINEERING 809553
DEPHENOLIZATION OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC CO
UPLING REACTION. [
Lin, PK. CHA, OA, FATEL, CP. "AEROBIC ' COUPLING OF AQUEOUS PHENOL CATALYZED BY C
UPROUS CLORIDE: BASIS OF A NOVEL DEPHENOLIZATION SCHEME FOR PHENOLIC WASTEWATERS
I?,EC PROCESS DE3. DEV., 22. -PP. 477-482. 83.
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C*3 ENGINEERING 309553
OEFHENOLIZATION OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC CO
UPLING REACTION.
CHA, JA, Lin. PK. "A NOVEL SEPARATION TECHNIQUE USING AEROBIC COUPLING REACTION
S. " CHEM. EN6. SCI., 39. PP. 1522-1524. 84.
C*3 ENGINEERING .809553
DEPHENOLIZATION OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC CO
UPLING REACTION. '.
CHIN. KC, CHA, JA, LIM, PK. "A NOVEL (COUPLING DEPHENOLIZATION SCHEME FOR FULL 3
TRENGTH COAL-CONVERSION WASTEWATERS s RESULTS OF WASTEWATER STUDY ND A COST ANALY
SIS." I AND EC PROCESS DESIGN DEV., i24. PP. 339-343. 85.
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C*l ENGINEERING '809393
ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF WATER AND WASTE WATER.
QUALL3, R6, CHANG, JCH, OSSOFF, SF. "COMPARISON OF METHODS OF ENUMERATING COL1F
QRMS AFTER UV DISINFECTION, " APPL. ' ENVIRON. MICROBIOL. , 48. PP. 699-701.
84.
ENGINEERING .809613
OXIDATION OF CYANIDES IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATERS'BY OZONE.
GUROL, MD, BREMEN, WM, HOLDEN, TE. "OXIDATION OF CYANIDES IN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWA
TERS BY OZONE. " ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESS, VOL. 4, NO. 1. PP. 46-51. 85.
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C*l ENGINEERING ' ! 809695
THE ROLE OF CHLORAMINES IN THE OXIDATION OF ORGANIC COM- POUNDS PRESENT IN WATER
DURING DISINFECTION. !
LIN, S. LIUKKONEN, R J , THOM, RE. BASTIAN, JG. "INCREASED CHLOROFORM PRODUCTION
FROM MODEL COMPONENTS OF AQUATIC HUMUS AND MIXTURES OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE/CHLORINE
ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOU., 18. PP. 932-935. 84.
Cm ENGINEERING ' 809695
THE ROLE OF CHLORAMINES IN THE OXIDATION OF ORGANIC COM- POUNDS PRESENT IN WATER
DURING DISINFECTION.
LIN, S, CARLSON, RM. "SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ENVIRONMENTALLY IMPORTANT HETEROCYCLES
TO CHEMICAL DISINFECTION: REACTIONS WITH AQUEOUS CHLORINE, CHLORINE DIOXIDE, AND
CHLORAMINE." ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOLJ, 18. PP.743-748. 84.
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[*] ENGINEERING 809767
INSUFFICIENT DISINFECTION OF WATER SUPPLIES ATTRIBUTABLE TO FREE CHLORINE RESIDU
AL.
RAM, NM, MALLEY, JP, JR. "CHLORINE RESIDUAL MONITORING IN THE PRESENCE OF NHDRG
AN 1C COMPOUNDS. " J. AM. WATER WORKS ASSN. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. PP. 74-8
1. 84.
C*J ENGINEER 1MB 8098-67
CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF CARBONATE PESTICIDES: WATER DETOXI- FICATION USING REAC
TIVE ION EXCHANGE.
JANAUER, GE, ROSSI, R, CONDQ, DP. "REACTIVE ION EXCHANGE FOR THE CHEMICAL DETOX
t- FICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS. " REACTIVE POLYMERS, 3. PP. 1-15.
94.
C*] ENGINEERING 809867
CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF CARBONATE PESTICIDES: WATER DETOXI- F I CATION USING REAC
TIVE ION EXCHANGE.
LEMLEY, AT, ZHONG, W-Z. "HYDROLYSIS OF ALDICARB, ALDICARB SULFQXIDE, AND ALDICA
RB SULFONE AT PARTS PER BILLION LEVELS IN AQUEOUS MEDIUMS." J. AGRIC. FOOD CHE
M., 32. PP. 714-719. 84.
ENGINEERING 809867
CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF CARBONATE PESTICIDES: WATER DETOX I- FICATION USING REAC
TIVE ION EXCHANGE.
ZHONG, WZ, LEMLEY, AT. "QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF PPB LEVELS OF CARBONATE P
ESTICIDES IN WATER BY CAPILLARY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY. " J. CHROMATDGR. , 299. PP
.269-274. 84. _
C*1 ENGINEER INS 81 0233
THE EFFECT OF OZONATION ON THE COLLOIDAL STABILITY OF PARTI- CLES IN THE PRESSEN
CE OF AQUATIC HUM 1C MATERIAL.
RECKHOW, DA. SINGER, PC. "THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC HALIDE PRECURSORS BY PREOZONAT
ION AND ALUM COAGULATION. " J. AMER. WATER WORKS ASSN. RESEARCH AND DEVELOP.
PP. 151-157. 34.
[*] ENGINEERING 810381
MOLECULAR-BEAM/MASS-SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON FLAMES.
SENK.AN, SM. "ON THE COMBUSTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS: II. DETAILED CHEMIC
AL KINETIC MODELING OF THE INTER- MEDIATE ZONE OF THE TWO-STAGE TRICHLOROETHYLEN
E- OXYGEN-NITROGEN FLAMES." COMB. SCI. TECHNOL. , 38. PP. 197-204. 84.
ENGINEERING 810397
SEQUENTIAL/COMPETITIVE REACTIONS IN CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF MODEL CHLORINATED HYD
RDCARBONS.
MANNING, MP.LUID BED CATALYTIC OXIDATION: "FLUID BED CATALYTIC OXIDATION: AN U
NDERDEVELOPED HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGY. " HAZARDOUS WASTE, 1. PP.
41-65. 84.
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C*J HEALTH 307046'
RELEASE OF LYMPHOTOXIN BY HUMAN AMD MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS. ,
ALFRED, LJ, WQJDANI, A. "EFFECTS OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE AND BENZANTHRACENE ON BL
ASTOGENESIS AND ARYL HYDROCARBON HYDROXXLASE INDUCTION IN SPLENIC LYMPHOCYTES FR
OM THREE INBRED STRAINS OF MICE." INT.'j. IMMUNOPHARMAC. 5. PP. 123-129.
S3. ,
HEALTH 80704i
RELEASE OF LYMPHOTOXIN BY HUMAN AND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS. ;
ALFRED, LJ, WQJDANI , A, NIETO, M, PARE2, R. "ft. CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN, 3-METHYLCHO
LANTHRENE, ALTERS T-CELL FUNCTION AMD INDUCES T -SUPPRESSOR CELLS IN A MOUSE MODE
L SYSTEM.'1 IMMUNOLOGY 50. PP. 207-213. 83.
C * 3 HEALTH 307046
RELEASE OF LYMPHQTOXIN BY HUMAN AND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS.
WOJDANI, A. ALFRED, LJ . "IN-VITRO EFFECTS QF CERTAIN POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROC
ARSONS ON NITROGEN ACTIVATION OF MOUSE T-LYMPHOCYTES: ACTION QF HISTAMINE. " CE
LLULAR IMMUNOLOOY, 77. PP. 132-144. '• 83.
C*l HEALTH ' 807046
RELEASE OF LYMPHOTOXIN BY HUMAN AND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS. , i
WOJDANI, A. ATTARZADEH, M. WOLDE-TSADIK. G. "IMMUNOTOXICITY EFFECTS OF PQLYCYCL
1C AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ON MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES. " TOXICOLOGY. 31. PP.1B1-189.
84.
I
C*3 HEALTH 807046
RELEASE OF LYMPHOTOXIN BY HUMAN AND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS. . |
WOJDANI, A, ALFRED, LJ. "ALTERATIONSj IN CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNE FUNCTIONS IN- DUCE
D IN MOUSE SPLENIC LYMPHOCYTES BY POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS." CANCER RE
SEARCH, 44. PP.942-945. 84.
C *] HEALTH 807082
EFFECTS OF PREEXISTING DISEASE ON PULMONARY RESPONSES TO POLLUTANT PARTICLES AND
GASES. |
BECK, BD. BRAIN, JD. BOHANNON, DE. "THE PULMONARY TQXICITY OF AN ASH SAMPLE FRO
M THE MT. ST. HELENS VOLCANO. " EXPERIMENTAL LUNG RESEARCH 2. . PP.289-301.
81. ;
C*l HEALTH 807217
f!OWA COMMUNITY DRINKING WATER SUPPLY ]SURVEY.
POMREHN. PR, CLARKE, WR, SOWERS, MF,!WALLACE, RB. "COMMUNITY DIFFERENCES IN BLO
OD PRESSURE LEVELS AND DRINKING WATER SODIUM. " AM.. J. EPID., 118. PP.60-71.
93.
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C * ) HEALTH 307.767
CHLORINATION AND OZQNOLYSIS OF PURINE AND PYRIMIDINE BASES IN WATER: PRODUCTS,
PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS.
GOULD, OP, HAY, TR. "REACTIONS BETWEEN CHLORINE AND PURINE AND PYRItltDINE BASES
: PRODUCTS AND'.KINETICS. " WAT. SCI. TECH... 14. PP. 6:9-640, 82.
E * 3 HEALTH 807367
CHLQRINATIQN AND OZONOLYSIS OF PURINE AND PYRIMIDINE BASES IN WATER: PRODUCTS,
PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS.
GOULD, JP. RICHARDS. JT. "THE KINETICS AND PRODUCTS OF THE CHLORINATION OF CAFF
EINE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. " WATER RES., 18. PP.1O01-tCO". S4,
Et] HEALTH 907367
CHLORINATION AMD OZONOLYSIS OF PURINE AND PYRIMIDINE BASES IN WATER: PRODUCTS. '
PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL HEALTH .EFFECTS.
GOULD, JP, RICHARDS, JT, MILES, MG. "THE FORMATION OF STABLE ORGANIC CHLORAMINE
•3 OURING THE AQUEOUS CHLORINATION OF CYTQ3INE AND 5-METHYLCYTOSINE." WATER RES
., 18. PP.991-999. 84.
C*l HEALTH 307367
CHLORINATION AND OZONOLYSIS OF PUPINE AND PYRIMIDiNE BASES IN WATER: PRODUCTS,
PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS.
COULD, JP, RICHARDS, JT, MILES, MG. "THE KINETICS AND PF [MARY PRODUCTS OF URACI
L CHLORINATION. " WATER RES.. 18. PR.2O5-212. 84.
C*l HEALTH 807497
RAPID SCREENING OF CHEMICAL MUTASENS AND IN SITU MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS US
ING TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST.
MA, T-H, ET AL. "EXTRAORDINARY HIGH MICRONUCLEUS FREQUENCY INDUCED BY X-RAYS IN
A SPECIAL CLONE OF TRADESCANTIA RE- FLEXA. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 104. PP,101-
103. 32.
t * 3 HEALTH 807497
RAPID SCREENING OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS AND IN SITU MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS US
ING TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST.
MA, T-H. "TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI (TRAD-MCN) TEST FDR ENVIRONMENTAL CLASTOGENS
. " IN VITRO TESTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL A6ENTS. PP.191-214. 33.
C * 1 HEALTH 807497
RAPID SCREENIN8 OF CHEMICAL MUTAQENS AND IN SITU MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS US
ING TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST.
MA, T-H, ANDERSON, VA, HARRIS, MM, BARE, JL. "TRADESCANTIA-MICRONUCLEUS (TRAD-M
CN> TEST ON THE GENOTOXICITY OF MALATHION. " ENVIRON. MUTAGENESIS, 5. PP.127
-137. 83.
C * 1 HEALTH 907497
RAPID SCREENING OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS AND IN SITU MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS US
ING TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST.
MA, T-H. LOWER, WR, HARRIS. FD, PDKU. J, ET AL. "EVALUATION BY THE TRADESCANTIA
-MICRONUCLEUS TEST OF THE MUTAGENICITY OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE EXHAUSE FUM
ES FROM DIESEL AMD DIESEL-SOYBEAN MIXED FUELS." SHORT-TERM BIQASSAYS IN THE ANA
LYSIS OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL MIXTURES. III. PP.89-99. 83.
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CIJ HEALTH 907497
RAPID SCREENING OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS AND IN SITU MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS US
ING TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST.
MA, T-H, HARRIS, MM. ANDERSON, VA. AHMED, I. "TRANSCANTIA-MICRQNUCLEUS (TRAD-MC
N)'TESTS ON 140 HEALTH-RELATED AGENTS. '" MUTATION RES., 133. PP.157-167.
84. '
:*2 HEALTH 307533
A SINGLE GENE MUTAGENESIS SYSTEM IN DROSOPHILA.
COPPER, SF. JEFFERSON, JL. DUSENBERY, PL. "COMPARISON OF THE EFFICIENCIES OF TH
E SEX-LINKED RECESSIVE LETHAL TEST AND THE ROSY SINGLE GENE MUTAGENESIS TEST FDR
MUTATION INDUCTION SY ALKY- LATINS AGENTS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER." ENVIRON
MUTAGEN, 5, PP.233-234. S3. .
C*] HEALTH 907619
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERDN INDUCTION INHIBITION.
GOLEMSOSKI, KA, DELQR, DKD, STREIPS, UN. ET AL.' -"EFFECT OF 7,12-DIMETHYLBENZCA3
ANTHRACENE ON PRO- DUCTION AND ACTION OF GAMMA INTERFERON. " 0. NATIONAL CANCE
R INSTITUTE, 63. PP.993-996. 32.
C*] HEALTH 307619
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
HERSH. EM, REUBEN, JM, BOGERD. H. ROSENBLUM. M. "EFFECT OF THE RECREATIONAL AGE
NT ISOBUTYL ON HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LEUKOCYTES AND ON IN-VITRO INTER- FERON PR
ODUCTION." CANCER RESEARCH, 43. PP.1365-1371. 33.
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C*] HEALTH ' 807619
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
SONNENFELD, S. "EFFECT OF SIDESTREAM TOBACCO SMOKE COMPONENTS ON ALPHA/BETA INT
ERFERON PRODUCTION, " ONCOLOGY, 40. ! PP.52-66. 83.
C«J HEALTH ' 80761'f?
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
SONNENFELD. G. HUDSENS, RW. STREIPS, VN. "EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS A
ND OTHER CHEMICALS ON MURINE ALPHA/BETA INTERFERON PRODUCTION." ENVIRON. RES.,
31. PP.355-361. 83. '
I
E*] HEALTH 30761J9
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTtON INHIBITION.
SONNENFELD, G. , STREIPS, VN. COSTA, M.j "DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF AMORPHOUS AND C
RYSTALLINE NICKEL SULFIDE ON MURINE ALPHA/BETA INTERFERON PRODCUTION." ENVIRON
. RES.. 32. PP.474-479. 83. '
C * 1 HEALTH 8O761'7
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
i -
SONNENFELD. G, HUDGENS, RU), STREIPS, VN. "EFFECT OF ARMATIC CARCINOGENS AND NON
CARCINOGENIC ANALOGS ON THE INDUCTIONJOF MURINE ALPHA/BETA INTERFERON." ENVIRD
N. RES., 34. PP.2BO-2B6. 34. '
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[*3 HEALTH. . • 807A1?
CARCINOGEN MEGHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
SONNENFELD, Q, HUDGENS, RW, 3TREIPS, UN. "DOSA6E LIMITATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF
DIFFICULT- TO-DETECT CARCINOGENS ON IN VITRO INTERFERON INDUCTION." INTERFERON
FiES., 4. PP. 129-133. 34.
C*3 HEALTH 807661 •
RESPIRATORY FUNCTION OF MAMMALS WITH AIR POLLUTANT INJURY.
JACKSON, AC, WATSON, JW. "OSCILLATORY MECHANICS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN NO
RMAL RATS. " RESPIRATION PHYSIOLOGY, 43. PP.309-322. 82.
C»3 HEALTH 007693
FATE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY .INDUCED DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL TISSUES.
GIBSON, RE, D'AMBROSIO. SM. "DIFFERING LEVELS OF EXCISION REPAIR IN HUMAN FETAL
DERMIS AND BRAIN CELLS. " PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND PHQTQBIOLOBY, 35. PP.181-135.
82.
C* 1 HEALTH BO7743
URINE AS A BIOLOGICAL INDEX OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE ASBESTOS.
FINN, MB, HALLENBECK, WH, CHEM, EH. "COMPARISON OF PREPARATION TECHNIQUES FOR A
NALYSIS OF ASBESTOS SAMPLES BY TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY." ANAL. CHEM.,
56. PP.1429-1431. 84.
C*J HEALTH 807746
PULMONARY EFFECTS OF OZONE AND BENZOPYRENE IN RATS WITH ALTERED ANTIOXIDANT (
SELENIUM & VITAM E) DEFENSE POTENTIAL.
REDDY. CC, SCHOLZ, RW, THOMAS, CE, MASSARO, EJ. "EVIDENCE FOR A POSSIBLE PROTEI
N-DEPENDENT RE6ENER- ATION OF'VITAMIN E IN RAT LIVER MICROSOMES. " ANNALS NY A
CAD. SCI., 393. PP.193-195. 82.
£ * 3 HEALTH 807746
PULMONARY EFFECTS OF OZONE AND BENZO(A)PYRENE IN RATS WITH ALTERED ANTIOXIDANT !
SELENIUM ?• VITAM E> DEFENSE POTENTIAL.
REDDY, CC. THOMAS, CE, SCHOLZ, RW, MASSARO. EJ. "EFFECTS OF INADEQUATE
E AND/OR SELENIUM NUTRITION ON ENZYMES ASSOCIATED WITH XENOBIOTIC METABOLISM."
BIOCHEM. AND BIOPHYS. RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS, 107. PP.73-81. 82.
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C*3 HEALTH 807770"
PP053TAG1.ANDIN5 AS MARKERS OF PROMGTER--V [RUS CELL TRANSFORMS- TtDM.
DANIEL, LW. KING, L, WAITE. M. "SOURCE OF ARACHI PON1C ACID FDR PROSTAULANJMN hiV
NTHESIS IN MADIN-DARSY CANINE KIDNEY CELLS. " J. BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. '256.
PP.12930-12835. 81.
t*] HEALTH 807770
PROSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL TRANSFORMA- TIQN.
BEAUDRY, GA, KING, L. DANIEL, LW, WAITE1, M. "STIMULATION OF DEACYLATION IN MADI
N-DARBY CANINE KIDNEY CELLS - SPECIFICITY OF DEACYLATION AND PROSTAGLAN0IN PRODU
CTION IN 12-0-TETRADECANOVL- PHORBOL-13-ACETATE-TREATED CELLS." J. BIOLOGICAL C
HEMISTRY 257. PP.10973-10977. 82.
C*l HEALTH 307770,
PROSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-V;IRU3 CELL TRANSFORMA- TIDN.
WAITE, M, DANIEL. L, BEAUDRY. G. "THE SOURCE OF ARACHIDONATE FOR PROSTAGLANDIN
SYNTHESIS BY MDCK CELLS. " PRQSTAGLANDINS AND CANCER: FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONF
ERENCE, 2. PP.265-271. 82.
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C*] HEALTH 807770
PROSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL TRANSFORMA- TION.
BEAUDRY. GA. DANIEL. LW, KING, L. WAITE, M. "STIMULATION OF DEACYLATION IN MADI
N-DARBY' CANINE KIDNEY CELLS - 12-0-TETRADECANOYL-PHORBOL-13-ACE- TATE STIMULATES
RAPID PHOSPHOLIPID DEACYLATION." BIQCHIMICA ET BIQPHYSICA ACTA 750. PP.274-
281. 83. '
C t 1 HEALTH 807770
PROSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL TRANSFQRMA- TION.
KUCERA, LS, DANIEL, LW. WAITE, M. "12-0-TETRADECANOYL-PHORBOL-13-ACETATE ENHANC
EMENT OF THE TUMORIGEN1C POTENTIAL OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS TYPE 2 TRANSFORMED CE
LLS." ONCOLOGY, 40. PP.357-362. ' S3.
C*l HEALTH • B07770
PRQSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL TRANSFORMA- TIDN.•
KUCERA. "LS, IYER, N. KING, L, KPEBS, C; WAITE 8M. "CALCUIM INOPHORE A-23187 AND
12-0-TETRADECANOYL- PHORBOL-13-ACETATE STIMULATION OF PROSTAGLANDIN SYNTHESIS I
N HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS TYPE 2-TRANS- FORMED RAT CELLS." CANCER RES., 44. PP.1
625-1629. 34. !
i
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C*3 HEALTH 907770
PROSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL TRANSFORMA- TION. . '.
i
DANIEL. LW. 8EAUDRY, GA, KING, L, WAITE, M. "REGULATION OF ARACHIDON1C ACID MET
ABOLISM IN MADIN-DARBY CANINE KIDNEY CELLS. COMPARISON OF A231B7 AND 12-0-TETRA
DECANOYL-PHOR8OL-13-ACETATD." BIO-CHIMICA ET B1DFHYSICA ACTA, 792. PP.33-38.
S4. ;
i
C*2 HEALTH 807304
COLO-RECTAL CANCER, WATER CONTAMINANTS, *< RELATED MORBIDITY.
GOTTLIEB, MS. "CANCER IN LOUISIANA (USA): AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO EXPLOR
ING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRIBUTIONS. " J'. ENVIRON. SCI. HEALTH. PP. 1,37-174.
33.
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C*l HEALTH 3078TO
COMBINED TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING ENVIRONMENTAL MUTftGENIC AGENTS.
HARPER, 8L, MORRIS. DL. "IMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE MECHANISMS OF CARCINOBENESIS
FOR SHORT-TERM TESTING. " TERAT06ENSIS. CARCINOGENESIS, AND MUTAGENESIS. 4.
PP.483-503. 94.
C * 3 HEALTH 807820
COMBINED TESTtNB PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENIC A8ENTS.
HARPER, BL, RAMANUJAM, VMS, GAD-EL-KAP.IN, MM. "THE INFLUENCE OF SIMPLE AROMATIC
3 ON BENZENE CLAST06ENICITY. " MUTATION RES., 123. PP.105-114. ' S4.
C * 1 HEALTH 807820
COMBINED TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING ENVIRONMENTAL MUTABENIC AGENTS.
GfiD-EL-KARIM, MM, HARPER. B. LEGATOR, MS. "MODIFICATIONS IN THE NYELOCLASTOGENC
EFFECT OF BENZENE IN MICE WITH TOLNENC, PHENOBARBITAL, 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE, AR
OCLOR 1254 AND SKF-525A." MUTATION RES., 135. PP.225-243. 8"4.
C*1 HEALTH 908048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
COSTA, M, ABBRACCHIO, MP, SIMMONS-HASEN. J. "FACTORS INFLUENCING THE PHAGOCYTOS
IS, NEOPLASTIC TRANSFORMATION, AND CYTOTOXICITY OF PARTICULATE NICKEL. COMPOUNDS
IN TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEMS." TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY, 60. PP.313-
323. 81.
CH3 HEALTH 308048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
COSTA. M, SIMMONS-HANSEN, J. BEDROSSIAN, CWM. "PHAGOCYTOSIS, CELLULAR DISTRIBUT
ION, AND CARCINO- GEN1C ACTIVITY OF PARTICULATE NICKEL COMPOUNDS IN TISSUE CULTU
RE." CANCER RESEARCH, 41. PP.2968-2876. 91.
C*] HEALTH . 908043
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
ABBRACCH1O, MP, EVANS, RM, HECK, JD. CANTONI. Q. "THE REFULATION OF IONIC NICKE
L UPTAKE AND CYTOTOX ICITY BY SPECIFIC AMINO ACIDS AND SERUM COMPQ- NENTS." BI
OLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH, 4. PP.20S-301. 82.
C * 3 HEALTH 90B048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
ABBRACCHIO. MP, SIMMONS-HANSEN. J, COSTA. M. "CYTOPLASMIC DISSOLUTION OF PHAGOC
YTIZED CRYSTAL- LINE NICKEL SULFIDE PARTICLES: A PREREQUISITE FOR NUCLEAR UPTAKE
OF NICKEL." J. TOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRON. HEALTH, 9. PP.663-676. 82.
C *] HEALTH B08048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
ABBRACCHIO, MP. HECK, JD, COSTA, M. "THE PHAGOCYTOSIS AND TRANSFORMING ACTIVITY
OF CRYSTALLINE METAL SULFIDE PARTICLES ARE RELATED TO THEIR NEGATIVE SURFACE CH
ARGE." CARCINOGENESIS 3. PP.175-180. 82.
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C »D HEALTH 908043;
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC 'ACTION.
CANTON I, 0, EVANS, RM. COSTA, M. "SIMILARITY IN THE ACUTE CYTQTOXIC RESPONSE OF
MAMMALIAN CELLS TO MERCURY (ii) AND X-RAYS: DNA DAMAGE AND GLUTATHIONE DEPLETIO
N.." BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICA- TIONS, 108. FF.614-619.
an.
Cn HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC lACTION.
COSTA, M, CANTONI, 0, ET AL. "TOXIC METAL'S PRODUCE AN S-PHASE-SPECIFIC CELL CYC
LE BLOCK. " RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS IN CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY. 39
. PP.405-419. 92. '
C * 3 HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
COSTA, M, HECK, JD, ROBI30N. 5H. "SELECTIVE PHAGOCYTOSIS OF CRYSTALLINE METAL S
UL- FIDE PARTICLES AND DNA STRAND BREAKS AS A WECHAN- ISM FOR THE INDUCTION OF C
ELLULAR TRANSFORMATION." CANCER RESEARCH, 42. PP.2757-2763. 82.
r * 1 HEALTH 903048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOX1C'ACTION.
EVANS. RM. DAVIES. PJA, COSTA, M. "VIDEO TIME-LAPSE MICROSCOPY OF PHAGOCYTOSIS
AND INTRACELLULAR FATE OF CRYSTALLINE NICKEL SULFIDE PARTICLES IN CULTURED MAMMA
LIAN CELLS," CANCER RESEARCH, 42. PP.2729-2735. 32.
CIO HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
HARNETT. PB, ROBISON, SH. SWARTZENDRUBER, DE. "COMPARISON OF PROTEIN. RNA. AND
DNA BINDING AND CELL-CYCLE-SPECIFIC GROWTH INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF NICKEL COMPOUND
S IN CULTURED CELLS." TOXICOLOGY ANDJ APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY. 64. PP.20-30.
82. j
I
C*3 HEALTH ' 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
i
HECK, JD. COSTA, M. "EXTRACELLULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ENDQCYTQSIS OF CARCINOG
ENIC CRYSTALLINE NICKEL SULFIDE PARTICLES BY FACULTATIVE PHAGOCYTES." TOXICOLO
GY LETTERS, 12. PP.243-230. 82.
I
E * 3 HEALTH 8O8048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
HECK, JD, COSTA, M. "SURFACE REDUCTION OF AMORPHOUS NIS PARTICLES POTEN TIATE5
THEIR PHAGOCYTOSIS AND SUBSEQUENT INDUCTION OF MORPHOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION IN S
YRIAN HAMSTER EMBRYO CELLS." CANCER LETTERS. 15. PP.19-26. 82.
t*3 HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC: ACTION.
ROBISON, SH, CANTONI, 0, COSTA, M. "STRAND BREAKAGE AND DECREASED MOLECULAR WEI
GHT OF DNA INDUCED BY SPECIFIC METAL StOMPOUNDS. " CARCINOGENESIS, 3. PP.657-
662. 82.
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C*l HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
ROBISON, SH, COSTA, M. "THE INDUCTION OF DMA STRAND BREAKAGE BY NICKEL COMPOUND
S IN CULTURED CHINESE HAMSTER OVARY CELLS, " CANCER LETTERS, 15. PP.35-40.
82.
C * 1 HEALTH 808048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
PATIERNO, SR, PELLIS, NR. EVANS, RM, COSTA, M. "APPLICATION OF A MODIFIED 203Hg
. BINDING ASSAY FOR METALLOTHIONEIN. " LIFE SCIENCES, 32. PP.1629-1636.
83.
C11 HEALTH 309048
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
PATIERNO, SR, COSTA, M, LEWIS, VM, PEAVY. DL. "INHIBITION OF LPS TOXICITY FOR M
ACROPHAQES BY METALLOTHIONEIN-INDUCINS AGENTS. " J. IMMUNOL., 130. PP.1924-1
929. 83.
C*:j HEALTH 80B04S
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
RQBISON, SH. CANTONI, 0, HECK, JD, COSTA, M. "SOLUBLE AND INSOLUBLE NICKEL COMP
OUNDS INDUCE DNA REPAIR SYNTHESIS I.N.CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS. " CANCER LETTER
S, 17. PP.273-279. 83.
C * 3 HEALTH 808O48-
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
EVANS, RM, PATIERNO, SR. WANG, D-S, CANTONI,. 0. "GROWTH INHIBITION AND METALLOT
HI ONE IN INDUCTION IN CADMIUM-RESISTANT CELLS-' BY ESSENTIAL AND NON-ESSENTIAL META
LS." MOLECULAR PHARM., 24. PP.77-83. 83.
C * 3 HEALTH 808064
NEUROTQXICITY SCREENING ASSAY.
DAVIS, RE. "A METHOD OF RESTRAINING GOLDFISH DURING CONDITION- ING OF ELECTRIC-
SHOCK-INDUCED SUPPRESSION OF BREATHING MOVEMENTS." BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS A
ND INSTRUMENTATION, 13. PP.650-652. 81.
C *] HEALTH 808064
NEUROTOXICITY SCREENING ASSAY.
DAVIS, RE, BENLOUGIF, S. "BEHAVIORAL INVESTIGATION OF NEUROTOXICITY: THE EFFECT
S OF COLCHICINE, LUMICOLCHICINE AND VINCRISTINE SULFATE ON GOLDFISH OPTIC NERVE
REGENERATION." NEUROTOXICQLOGY, 2. PP.419-430. 81.
C * 3 HEALTH 808O64
NEUROTOXICITY SCREENING ASSAY.
DAVIS, RE, SCHUJMPF, BE. "CIRCUMVENTION OF EXTRARETINAL PHQTQRESPONSES IN ASSES
SING RECOVERY OF VISION FOLLOWING OPTIC NERVE CRUSH IN GOLDFISH." BEHAVIORAL B
RAIN RESEARCH. 7. PP.65-79. 83.
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CHJ HEALTH 808064!
NEUROTOXICITY SCREENING ASSAY. '
DAVIS. RE. SCHLUMPF, BE. KLINGER. PO. "SYSTEMIC COLCHICINE INHIBITS GOLDFISH OP
TIC NERVE REGENERATION. " TDXICOL. APPLIED PHARMACQL.. 73. PP.268-274.
84.
C*3 HEALTH
NEUROTOXICITY SCREENING ASSAY.
808064
DAVIS. RE. SCHLUMPF, BE. "VISUAL RECOVERY IN GOLDFISH FOLLOWING UNILATERAL OPT!
C ABLATIONS: EVIDENCE OF CQMPETION BETWEEN OPTIC AXONS FOR TECTAL TARGETS." BE
HAVIDRAL BRAIN RES., 31. PP. 287-291. 84.
t*] HEALTH 309177
INTERACTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE WITH NOISE AND HEAT STRESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHY
SIQLQGICAL CHANGES. !
GLINER. .JA. BUNNELL. DE. HQRVATH, SM. • "HEM0DYNAMIC AND METABOLIC CHANGES PRIOR
TO SPEECH PERFORMANCE. " PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 10. PP. 108-113. 82
C*] HEALTH 309177
INTERACTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE WITH NO'ISE AND HEAT STRESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHY
SIQLQGICAL CHANGES.
BLINER. JA, HORVATH. SM. MIHEVIC. PM. . "CARBON MONOXIDE AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE IN
A SINGLE AND DUAL TASK METHODOLOGY. " AVIATION, SPACE, AND ENVIRON. MEDICINE.
PP. 7 14-7 17. 33. !
C*l HEALTH SOB177
INTERACTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE WITH NOISE AND HEAT STRESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHY
BIOLOGICAL CHANGES.
SLINER, JA. MIHEVIC, PM, HORVATH,,SM.
M DURING PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR LEARNING. "
83.
"SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRA
BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 16. PP.1-13.
L*3 HEALTH 90S 177
INTERACTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE WITH NOISE AND HEAT STRESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHY
SIQLOGICAL CHANGES. '
1
MIHEVIC, PM, SLINER, JA, HORVATH, SM.' "CARBON MONOXIDE EXPOSURE AND INFORMATION
PROCESS- ING DURING PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR!PERFORMANCE. " INT. ARCH. OCCUR. ENVIRON
. HEALTH, 51. PP.355-363. 83:
C*D HEALTH 303204
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS: EFFECTS ON TUMOR GROWTH AND IMMUNITY.
I
KERKVLIET, NL, BAECHER-STEPPAN. L, CLAYCOMB. AT. "IMMUNQTOCICITY OF TECHNICAL P
ENTACHLORQPHENOL (PCP-T)s DEPRESSED HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSES TO T-DEPENDENT AND
T-INDEPENDENT ANTIGEN STIMULATION IN PCP-T EXPOSED MICE." FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLI
ED TOXICOLOGY, 2. PP.90-9T. 82.
C*] HEALTH S08252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASE'ESTQS EXPOSURE.
KAGAN. E. "THE ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGE: | IMMUNE DERANGEMENT AND ASBESTOS-RELATED MA
LIGNANCY. " SEMINARS IN ONCOLOGY, S. PP.258-267. 80.
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C*3 HEALTH 803252
IMMUNQLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
MILLER, K, KAGAN, E. "MANIFESTATIONS OF CELLULAR IMMUNITY IN THE RAT AFTER PROL
ONGED ASBESTOS INHALATION. " ENVIRON. RESEARCH. 26. PP.182-194. 91.
C*3 HEALTH 808:752
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
KAGAN, E, JACOBSON, RJ. "ASBESTOS EXPOSURE. IMMUNE STIMULATION AND LYMPHOID MAL
IGNANCY. " ADVANCES IN PATHOLOGY, ANATOMIC AND CLINICAL, 2, PP.549-553.
82.
t*] HEALTH 308252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
KAGAN, E. OGHISO, Y, HARTMflNN, D-P. "THE EFFECTS OF CHRYSOTILE AND CROCIDDLITE
ASBESTOS ON THE LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT: ANALYSIS OF BRONCHOALEVOLAR LAVAGE CONS
TITUENTS." ENVIRON. RES., 32. PP.332-397. 83.
C * 1 HEALTH
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN
308252
ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
KAGAN, E, QGHISO, Y, HARTMANN, D-P. "ENHANCED RELEASE OF A CHEMOATTRACTANT FOR
ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES AFTER ASBESTOS INHALATION. " RESPIR. DIS., 123. PP.68O-
687. 33.
C * 3 HEALTH 308252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
KA6AN, E. JACOBSON. RJ. "LYMPHOID AND PLASMA CELL MALIGNANCIES: ASBESTOS- RELAT
ED DISORDERS OF LONG LATENCY. " AM. J. CLIN. PATH., 80. PP.14-2O. 83.
C * 1 HEALTH 308252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
HARTMANN. DP, GEORGIAN. MM. OGHISO, Y, KAGAN. E. "ENHANCED IMTERLENKIN ACTIVITY
FOLLOWING ASBESTOS INHALATION. " CLIN. EXP. IMMUNOL., 35. PP.643-65O.
94.
C*3 HEALTH 308252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
HARTMANN, DP, GEORGIAN, MM. KAGAN. E.
EXPRESSION AFTER ASBESTOS INHALATION.
84.
'ENHANCED ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGE IA ANTIGEN
J. IMMUNOL., 132. PP.2693-2695.
E * 3 HEALTH 308252
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
KAGAN. E, HARTMANN, D-P. "ELIMINATION OF MACROPHAGES WITH SILICA AND ASBESTOS.
METHODS IN ENZYMOLOG/. 108- PP.-325-335. 84.
C * J HEALTH 808267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTfllNING AIR POLLUTANT.
REISCHL. P, MAUTZ. WO, BUFV*LIN'5. C. "RESPIRATORY RATE RESPONSES TO EXERCISE IN
DOGS MAINTAINED AT RESTING BODY TEMPERATURE. " THE PHYSIOLOGIST, 25. PP.199.
82.
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CO HEALTH 308267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
MANNIX, RC, PHALEN, RF, WALTERS, RB, KURQSAKI , TT. "EFFECTS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE A
NO FORMALDEHYDE ON PARTICLE CLEARANCE IN THE RAT. " J. TOXICOL. ENVIRON. HEALT
H, 12. PP. 429-440. 33.
HEALTH 808267
INHALATION TOXICOLQeY QF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
WALTERS, RB. "AUTOMATED DETERMINATION , OF FORMALDEHYDE IN AIR WITHOUT THE USE OF
TETRACHLOROMERCURATE < IT > . " AM. IND. HYG. ASSOC. J., 44. PP. 659-661.
83. '
C*l HEALTH 803267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
REISCHL, P, BEAUCAQE, CB.
AY OF MASS SPECTROMETERS.
"DETERMINATION OF THE TIME CONSTANT AND TRANSPORT DEL
FED. PROC., 42. PP.1128. 83.
C * 1 HEALTH 808267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
KLEINMN, MT, BUFALINO, C. MAUTZ, WJ, PHALEN, RF. "INFLUENCE OF EXERCISE ON RESP
IRATORY TRACT UPTAKE OF POLLUTANT GASES. " THE TOXICOL.. 3. PP.119. 3
E * 3 HEALTH 808267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDEJCONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
MAUTZ, WJ. KLEINMAN, MT. REISCHL, P, ^UFALINS, C. "EFFECTS OF FORMALDEHYDE ON P
ULMONARY FUNCTION OF EXERCISING DOGS, i" PHYSIOLOGIST, 26. PP.A
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C*3 HEALTH 808267
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR POLLUTANT.
KLEINMAN, MT, PHALEN, RF, CROCKER, TT. "GENERATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF COMP
LEX 8A3 AND PARTICLE MIXTURES FOR INHALATION TOXICOLOGIC STUDIES," SHORT-TERM
BIOASSAYS IN THE ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL MIXTURES, IV, PP.181-191,
as.
C * 3 HEALTH 808309
IMPROVED SCORING OF CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF C3H/1OT1/2 CELLS.
LEE, FH, HWANG, KM, HEIDELBERGER, C. "MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES TO ANTISEN COMMONLY
EXPRESS- ED ON IN-VITRO CHEMICALLY TRANSFORMED CELLS. " HYBRIDOMAS IN CANCER
DIA5N03IS AMD TREATMENT, 21. PP.19. 82.
C *] HEALTH 808309
IMPROVED SCORING OF CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF C3H/1OT1/2 CELLS. •
NARAYAN, KS, YOUNG. R. HE!DELBERGER, C. "MORPHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF TRANSFORMA
TION IN CULTURED C3H/10T1/2 MOUSE EMBRYO CELLS. " CARCINOGENESIS, 5. PP.885-
894. 84.
C * ] HEALTH 808333
WATER8ORNE ROTAVIRUS INFECTIONS.
GRAHAM, DY, SACKMAN. JW. ESTES, MK. "PATHOGENESIS OF ROTAVIRUS-INDUCED DIARRHEA
. PRELIMINARY STUDIES IN MINATURE SWINE PIGLET, " DIGESTIVE DISEASES AND SCIEN
CES, 29. PP.1O2S-1033. 84.
C * 3 HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKQ, JE, CHANG. C-C. "POTENTIAL ROLE OF INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION IN THE R
ATE-LIMITING STEP IN CARCINOGENESIS. " CANCER AND THE ENVIRONMENT. PP.5-22.
0.
C * 3 HEALTH 308582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
CHERRY, LM, HSU, TC. "RESTITUTION OF CHROMATID AND I30CHROMATID BREAKS INDUCED
IN THE G2 PHASE BY ACTINOMYCIN D. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 4, PP.259-265
82. .
Ct] HEALTH 808582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
ELDER, FFB, HSU, TC, "OBSERVATIONS ON THE ARGENTOPHILIC PROPERTIES OF MAMMALIAN
SPERMATIDS. " CYTOGENET. CELL GENET., 34. PP.48-54. 82.
C * D HEALTH 8OS582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
KUO, T, PATHAK, S, RAMAGLI, L. RQDRIGUES, L. " VI NCRISTINE -RESISTANT CHINESE HAM
STER OVARY CELLS. " GENE APPLICATION AND ABERRANT CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE. PP.5
3-57.
82.
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C * 1 HEALTH 808582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS' OF SFERMATQGENESIS.
FATHAK, S, HSU, TC, SAMAAIM, N. H1CKEY, Rt. "CYTOGENETIC ABNORMALITIES IN A PATI
ENT WITH HYPERCALCEMIA AND PAPILLARY THYROID CARCINOMA. " HUM. GENET.. 60. P
P.291-293. 82.
C*] HEALTH 808582,
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
PATHAK. HSU, TC. SAMAAN. N. HICKEY. RC. '. "CHROMOSOME INSTABILITY IN HUMANS: A HE
RI TABLE TRAIN? " REV. BRASIL. GENET., 3. PP.577-586. 82.
i
i
[*] HEALTH 8085921
CYTOSENETIG EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
SHI, L. HSU. TC, PATHAK. S, GRANOVSKY, JTA. "BEHAVIOR OF CENTRIOLES IN SPERMATOG
ENESIS OF THE MADAGASCAR HISSING COCKROACH. " J. HEREDITY. 73. PP.408-412.
82. •
~1
C«] HEALTH 808382
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
CHERRY, LM. HSU, TC. "BLEOMYCIN-INDUCED CHROMOSOME DAMAGE IN LYMPHOCYTES OF MED
ULLAftY THYROID CARCINOMA PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS." ANTICANCER RESEAR
CM, 3. PP.367-372. 83.
[*] HEALTH • 808382
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
HSU. TC. "GENETIC INSTABILITY IN THE HUMAN POPULATION: A WORKING HYPOTHESIS. "
HEREDITAS, 98. PP.1-9. 83. |
! \
1*1 HEALTH 808582 4.
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATQGENESIS.
HSU, TC, LIANG, JC, SHIRLEY, LR. "ANEUPBIDY INDUCTION BY MITQTIC ARRESTANTS, EF
FECTS OF DIA'ZEPAM ON DIPLOID CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 122.
PP.201-209. 83, -
C*3 HEALTH 808582
CYTQGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
HSU, TC, LIANG, JC. "SHORT-TERM CYTOLQGICAL ASSAYS FOR MITOTIC POISONS.
NET1CS AND PUBLIC HEALTH, SIGNATURE, 3A. PP.51-65. 83.
GE
CO HEALTH 308582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
HSU, TC, SHIRLEY. LR. TAKANARI, H. "CYTOGENETIC ASSAYS FOR MITOTIC POISONS! THE
DIPLOID CHINESE HAMSTER CELL SYSTEM. " ANTICANCER RESEARCH; 3. PP.155-160.
83.
C * 3 HEALTH 808582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
LIANG, JC. HSU, TC, HENRY. JE. "CYTOGENETIC ASSAYS FOR MITOTIC POISONS, THE GRA
S3- HOPPER EMBRYO SYSTEM FOR VOLATILE LIQUIDS. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 113. PP.
467-479. 83. I
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C*3 HEALTH' ' 803582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
SHENDE, L, MEISTRICH, ML. BROCK, WA, HSU. TC. "INSOLATION AND PRELIMINARY CHARA
CTERtZATION OF THE SYNAPTONEMAL COMPLEX FROM RAT PACHYTENE SPERMATO- CYTES. " E
XPL. CELL RES., 144. PP. 63-72. 83.
C*J HEALTH 908582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTftGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
YE, W-5, LIANS. JC, HSU, TC. "TQXICITY OF MALE CONTRACEPTIVE, SQSSYPOL, IN MAMM
ALIAN CELL CULTURES. " IN VITRO, 19. PP. 53-37. 83.
t*3 HEALTH 303582
CYTDGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTASENS OF SPERMAT06ENESIS.
SATYA-PRAKASH, KL. HSU, TC, WHEELER, WJ . "METAPHASE ARREST, ANAPHASE RECOVERY A
ND ANEU- PLOIDY INDUCTION IN CULTURED CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS FOLLOWING EXPOSURE T
0 MITIOTIC ARRF-STANTS. " ANT1CANCER RESEARCH. PP. 351-354. 34.
C t ] HEALTH 908582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTASENS .OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
LIANG, JC, YE, W-5. "CLASTOGENICITY OF A MALE CONTRACEPTIVE, JOSSYPOL, IN MAMMA
LIAN CELL CULTURES WITH AND WITHOUT THE METABOLIC ACTIVA~ION BY S9 MIX." ENVIR
ON. RES. 36. PP. 138-143. 95.
[*] HEALTH ' 808382
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTASENS OF SPERMATOEENESIS.
LIANG, JC, 3ATYA-PRAKASH. KL. "INDUCTION QF ANEUPLOIDY BY MITOTIC ARRESTANTS IN
MOUSE BONE MARROW. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 155. PP. 61-70. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 808582
CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF SPERMATOGENESIS.
MOTARA, MA, PATHAK, S, SATYA-PRAKASH. KL. "AR6ENTOPHILIC STRUCTURES OF SPERMATO
SENEEIS IS THE YELLOW FEVER MOSQUITO. " THE JOURNAL OF HEREDITY, 76. PP. 295-
30O. 35.
[*] HEALTH 808S87
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
JENSEN, RK, SLEIGHT, SD, GOODMAN, JI, AUST, SD. "POLYBROMINATED BYPHENYLS AS PR
OMOTERS IN EXPERI- MENTAL HEPATOCARCINOBENESIS IN RATS. " CARCINOBENESIS, 3.
PP. 1193-1186. 82.
C*3 HEALTH ' 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
JONE, CM, TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C, FUJIKI, H. "INHIBITION OF INTERCELLULAR COMMU
NICATION IN CHINESE HAMSTER V7Q CELLS BY TELEOCIDIN. " GANN, 73. PP. 874-878.
82.
HEALTH ' 8O8587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG. CC. NETZLOFF. M. "THE ROLE OF INHIBITED CELL-CEUL COMMUNICAT
ION IN TERAT06ENESIS. " TERATOBENESIS, CARCINOGENESIS, AND MUTASENESIS, 2. P
P. 31-45. 82.
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C *] HEALTH BOB5B7
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKD, JE, JQNE. C, AYLSWORTH, C, TSUSHIMOTQ, G. "ELIMINATION OF METABOLIC COO
PERATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TUMOR PROMOTERS, OLEIC ACID AND ANTHRA- LIN.'"
CARCINQGENESIS, 3:9. PP.U01-1103. 82.
HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TSUSHIMOTO, G, TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C,-AUST, 3D. "INHIBITION OF METABOLIC CQOPE
RATION IN CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS IN1CULTURE BY VARIOUS POLYBROM- INATED BIPHE
NYL (PBB) CONGENERS." CARCINOGENESIS. 3. PP.181-1135. 32.
i
E*3 HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
i
TSUSHIMOTO, G, TROSKO, JE. CHANG. C-C.! "INHIBITION OF INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATI
ONS BY CHLORDECONE (KEPONE) AND MIREX IN CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS IN-VITRO."
TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY, 64. PP.550-556. 32.
CIO HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
WARREN, ST. DOLITTLE, DJ, CHANG, C-C, GOODMAN. J. "EVALUATION OF THE CARCINOGEN
1C POTENTIAL OF 2,4- DINITROFLUOROBENSENE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS REGARD- ING MUTAG
ENICITY TESTING." CARCINOGENESIS, 3.; PP.139-145. 82.
I
C*] HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
YANCEY, SB, EDENS, JE, TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C. "DECREASED INCIDENCE OF GAP JUNC
TIONS BETWEEN CHINESE HAMSTER V-79 CELLS UPON EXPOSURE To'THE TUMOR PROMQTOR 12-
0-TETRADECANOYL PHORBOL-13-ACE- TATE."> EXPERIMANTAL CELL RESEARCH, 139. PP.32
9-340. 82. • i
C * J HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND" APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
BURCZAK. JD, MOSKAL. JR, TROSKO, JE, FAIRLEY, JL. "PHORBOL ESTER-ASSOCIATED CHA
NOES IN GANGLIOSIDE METABOLISM. " EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH, 147. PP.218-28
6. 83.
C*3 HEALTH 308537
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
MADHUKAR. BV, YONEYAMA, M, MATSUMURA, F, ET AL. "ALTERATION OF CALCIUM TRANSPOR
T BY TUMOR PROMO- TERS, 12-0-TETRADECANOYLPHDBBOL-13-ACETATE AND P,P'-DICHLORODI
PHENYLTRICHLOETHANE IN THE CHINESE HAMSTER V79 FIBROBLAST CELL LINE." CANCER LE
TTERS, 18. PP. 231-259. 83. ,
C*3 HEALTH 808387
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C, MEDCALF, A. "MECHANISMS OF TUMOR PROMOTION! POTENTIAL R
OLE OF INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION. " i CANCER INVESTIGATION, Is6. . PP.311-526.
83. :
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C*3 HEALTH 80B587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TRQSKO, JE, JONE, C. CHANG, C-C. "THE ROLE OF TUMOR PROMOTERS ON PHENOTYPIC ALT
ERA- riONS AFFECTING INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION AND TUMOROGENESIS." ANNALS MY
ACAD. SCIENCE. PP.316-327. 33. ;
C * 3 HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TSUSHIMOTO, 8, ASANO, S, TROSKO, JE. CHANS, C-C. "INHIBITION OF INTERCELLULAR C
OMMUNICATION BY VAR- IQUS CONGENERS OF POLYBROMINATED BIPHENYL AND POLYCHLORINAT
ED BIPHENYL." PCB's: HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS. PP.241-252. S3.
CHI HEALTH 908387
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TSUSHIMOTO, G, CHANG, C-C, TROSKO. JE. "CYTOTOXIC. MUTAGENIC, AND CELL-CELL COM
MUNICATION INHIBITORY PROPERTIES OF DDT. LINDANE, AND CHLOR- DANE ON CHINESE HAM
STER CELLS IN VITRO." ARCH. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL., 12. PP.721-730.
93.
C*J HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT flND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKO. JE. CHANG. C-C. "ERROR-PRONE DNA REPAIR AND REPLICATION IN RELATION TO
MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION. " TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS, 16. PP.363-365.
84.
[*] HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
CHEN. T-H. KAVANAGH, TJ, CHANG. CC, TROSKO, JE. "INHIBITION OF METABOLIC COOPER
ATION IN CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS BY VARIOUS ORGANIC SOLVENTS AND SINGLE COMPOU
NDS." CELL BIOL. TOXCIOL, 1. PP.155-171. 94.
E*1 HEALTH . 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND.APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
CHEN, T-H, JONE, C, CHANG. CC. "ONCOGENES,, INHIBITED INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATI
ON AND TUMOR PROMOTION. " CELLULAR INTERACTIONS BY ENVIRON. TUMOR PROMOTERS.
PP.101-113. 84.
ttl HEALTH 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
RUBINSTEIN, C. JONE, C. TROSKO. JE, CHANG, C-C. "INHIBITION OF INTERCELLULAR CO
MMUNICATION IN CULTURES OF CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS BY 2.4-DICHLOROPHENOXACETIC
ACID AND 2,4,5-TRICHLO- ROPHENOXYACETIC ACID." FUNDAM. APPL. TOXICOL., 4. PP
.731-739. 84.
C*3 HEALTH . 808587
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
LOCH-CARUSO, R, TROSKO, JE, CORCOS, IA. "INTERRUPTION OF CELL-CELL COMMUNICATIO
N IN CHINESE HAMSTER V79 CELLS BY VARIOUS ALKYL GLYCOL ETHERS: IMPLICATIONS FDR
TERATQGENICITY." ENVIRON. HEALTH PERSPECTIVES, 57. .PP.119-123. , 84.
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C*3 HEALTH 808387 ,
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR PROMOTER ASSAY.
TROSKD, JE, CHANS. C-C., "ADAPTIVE AND NONADAPTIVE CONSEQUENCES OF CHEMICAL' INHI
BITIQN OF INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION. " PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWES. 36. PP.13
7S-144S, 84. !
CO HEALTH 803620 :
COHORT STUDIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE. i
DETELS. R, TASHKIN. DP, SIMMONS, ET AL. "THE UCLA POPULATION STUDIES OF CHRONIC
OBSTRUCTIVE RESPIRATORY DISEASE. 3. AGREEMENT AND DISAGREE- MENT OF TESTS IN I
DENTIFYING ABNORMAL LUNG FUNC- TIQN." CHEST 92. PP.430-638. 82.
i
C*] HEALTH 308620 •
COHORT STUDIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE. '
JASHKIN, DP, CLARK, VA, COULSON. AH. BOURQUE. LB. "COMPARISON OF LUNG FUNCTION
IN YOUNG NONSMOKERS AND SMOKERS BEFORE AND AFTER INITIATION OF THE SMOKING HABIT
AM. REV. RESPIR. DIS.. 128. PP.12-16. 83.
i
C*3 HEALTH 800620'
COHORT STUDIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE.
DETELS, R, SAYRE, JW, TASHH'IN, DP, MASSEN, FJ. "THE UCLA POPULATION STUDIES OF
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTION RESPIRATORY DISEASE!. VI, RELATIONSHIP OF PHYSIO- LOGIC FACTO
RS TO RATE OF CHANGE IN FORCED EXPIRA- TORY VOLUME IN ONE SECOND AND FORCED VITA
L CAPA- CITY." AM. REV. RESPIR. DIS., 129. PP.533-573. 84.
l
t * 3 HEALTH 8O862O,
COHORT STUDIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE.
TASHKIN, KP, CLARK, VA, SIMMONS, REEMS.i C> ET AL. "THE UCLA POPULATION STUDIES
OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE RESPIRATORY DISEASE. VII. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTAL S
nDKING AND CHILDRENS' LUNG FUNCTION." : AM. REV. RESPIR. DIS., 129. PP.891-897
84. !
C * 1 HEALTH 808620
COHORT STUDIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE. '
TASHKIN, DP. CLARK. VA, COULSON, AH, SIMMONS. M. "THE UCLA POPULATION STUDIES 0
F CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE RESPIRATORY DISEASE VIII. EFFECTS OF SMOKING CESSATION ON
LUNG FUNCTION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OFjA FREE-LIVING POPULATION." AM. REV. RESP
IR. DIS, 130. PP.707-715. 84.'
C*3 HEALTH 808641
RAPID SCREENING METHOD FOR GENOTOXIC CHEMICALS.
THOMPSON, LH, SALAZAR, EP. BROOKMAN. KW, HOY, CA. "HYPERSENSITIVITY TO CELL KIL
LING AND MUTATION INDUCTION BY CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN AN EXCISION REPAIR-DEFICI
ENT MUTANT OF CHO CELLS." MUTATION RES, 112. PP.329-344. 83.
[*] HEALTH 8086411
RAPID SCREENING METHOD FOR GENOTDXIC CHEMICALS.
THOMPSON, LH, CARRANO, AV, SALAZAR, E.i FELTON. JS. "COMPARATIVE BENQTQXIC EFFEC
TS OF THE COOKED-FOOD^ RELATED MUTAGENS TRP-P-2 AND IQ IN BACTERIA AND CULTURED
MAMMALIAN CELLS." MUTATION RES., 117. PP.243-257. 83.
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C*3 HEALTH 808642
DETECTION OF SOMATIC CELL MUTATION IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY LABELING WITH ANTIBO
DIES AGAINST GLYCOPHORIN A.
BIGBEE, WL, VANDERLAAN, M, FONG. SSN, JENSEN, RH. "MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES SPECIF
1C FOR THE M- AND N-FORMS OF HUMAN GLYCOPHORIN A. " MOLECULAR IMMUNOLQSY 20.
PP.1353-1362. 83.
C*3 HEALTH • 808641
RAPID SCREENING METHOD FOR BENOTOXIC CHEMICALS.
HOY, CA, SALAZAR. EP, THOMPSON, LH. "RAPID DETECTION OF DNA-DAMASING AGENTS USI
NG REPAIR-DEFICIENT CHO CELLS. " MUTATION RES., 130. PP.321-332. 34,
Ct] HEALTH 808642
DETECTION OF SOMATIC CELL MUTATION IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE3 BY LABELING WITH ANTIBO
DIES AGAINST GLYCOFHORIN A.
SLEZAK, TR, VANDERLAAN. M, JENSEN. RH.
OR ENZYME-LINKED 1MMUNOSORBENT ASSAYS.
"A COMPUTER-BASED DATA ANALYSIS SYSTEM F
J. IMMUNOL. METHODS, 65. PP.83-95.
Ct3 HEALTH 308642
DETECTION OF SOMATIC CELL MUTATION IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY LABELING WITH ANTIBO
DIES AGAINST GLYCQPHORIN A.
JENSEN, RH, BIGBEE, W, BRANSCQM6, EW. "SOMATIC MUTATIONS DETECTED BY IMMUNOFLUO
RESCENCE AND FLOW CYTOMETRY. " BIOLOGICAL DOSIMETRY. PP.161-170. 84.
r*3 HEALTH 809642
DETECTION OF SOMATIC CELL MUTATION IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY LABELING WITH ANTIBO
DIES AGAINST GLYCOPHORIN A.
BIGBEE, WL, LANGLOIS, RG. VANDERLAAN, M. "BINDING SPECIFICITIES OF EITH MONOCLO
NAL ANTI- BODIES TO HUMAN GLYCOPHORIN A-STUDIES WITHMCM, AND MKEN(UK) VARIANT HU
MAN ERYTHROCYTES AND M-AND MNV-TYPE CHIMPANZEE ERYTHROCYTES." J. IMMUNOL.. 133.
PP.3149-3155. 84.
C * 3 HEALTH 908648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERING, S. "CHROMOSOME LOSS INDUCED BY CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE IN RING-X MALES OF D
ROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 105. PP.85-88. 82.
t*3 HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERINB, S. "INDUCED CHROMOSOME LOSS WITH NITROSOPIPERIDINE IN THE MALE DROSO
PHILA MELANO6ASTER. " ENVIRON. MUTAGENESIS, 4. PP.521-524, 82.
C * 3 HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERINQ, S. "A NOTE ON THE UTILITY OF REPAIR-DEFICIENT ST MUS 302 DROSPHILA F
EMALES IN DETECTING CHROMOSOME LOSS AND SEX-LINKED RECESSIVE DETHALS INDUCED IN
THE MALE GENOME BY METHYL METHANESULFONATE (MMS) AND DIMETHYLNITROSAMINE ."
ENVIRON. MUTAGENESIS, 4. PP.291-293. 82.
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C*.l HEALTH 908648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAQE. j
ZIMMERING, S. "NOTE ON THE UTILITY OF. THE 3T MUS302 TEST FOR CHROMOSOME LOSS IN
A BLIND TEST OF AN ENVIRONMENT- AL COMPOUND FOR CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE IN DROSOPHI
LA." MUTATION RESEARCH, 104. PP. 117-119, 82.
HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSDPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KA6E.
ZIMMERINB, S. "THE ME I -9 a TEST FOR CHROMOSOME LOSS /BREAK AGE IN DROSPHILA IS POS
ITIVE IN ASSAYS OF ACETIN AND 2, 3-DIBROMO-l-PROPANOL. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 105.
PP. 329-331. 32.
C * 3 HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILft |ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERING. S, KAMMERMEYER. KL. "ON THE NATURE OF PARTIAL LOSSES OF THE Y CHROMO
- SOME FROM TREATMENT OF RING-X/BsYs+ !hALES WITH DIETHYLNITROSAMINE (DEN) OR PRO
CARBAZINE AND MAT- INGS WITH REPAIR-DEFICIENT ST MUS302 FEMALES OF DROSOPHILA. "
MUTATION RESEARCH, 1O4. PP. 121-123. 82.
C*] HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KABE. I
ZIMMERING. S. "INDUCED CHROMOSOME LOSS FROM MATINGS OF PROCARBA- ZINE-TREATED R
OD-X MALES WITH REPAIR DEFICIENT MEIAT9a OR ST MUS302 FEMALES OF DRQSOPHILA. "
MUTATION RES., 119. PP. 299-302. 83.
C*3 HEALTH 908648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DRQSOPHILft; ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE. '.
ZIMMERING. S. " 1 . 2-DIBROMO-3-CHLORQPROFANE (DBCP) IS POSITIVE FOR SEX -LINKED RE
CESSIVE LETHALS, HERITABLE TRANSLOCA-'. TIONS AND CHROMOSOME LOSS IN DROSOPHILA. "
MUTATION RES. , 119. PP. 287-288. 1 83.
i
C * ] HEALTH 8O86i48
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DRQSOPHILA, ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERINS, S. KAMMERMEYER. KL. "COMPARISON OF EXCISION REPAIR DEFICIENT MEI-9a
AND MUS2O1 FEMALES IN THE TEST FOR PATERNAL SEX CHROM- OSOME LOSS IN DROSOPHILA
WITH PROCARBAZINE AND DIETHYLNITROSAMINE (DEN)." ENVIRON. MUTAG. . 5. PP. 235-2
37. 83. i
t*3 HEALTH 808648
TEST OF A HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE. :
ZIMMERING. S. "SELECTIVE ELIMINATION OF RING-X AS OPPOSED TO ROD-X LOSSES IN MA
TINQS OF MALE TREATED WITH DIEPOXYBUT|ANE (DEB> TO REPAIR DEFICIENT ST MUS3O2 FEM
ALES OF DROSOPHILA MELANQGASTER." ENVIRON. MUTAGEN, 5. PP.363-363. 83.
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C *] HEALTH 808648
TEST OF .A. HIGHLY SENSITIVE DROSOPHILA ASSAY FOR CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREA
KAGE.
ZIMMERING, S. "THE MEI-9a TEST FOR CHROMOSOt"- LOSS IN DROSOPHILA: A REVIEW OF A
33AYS OF 21 CHEMICALS FOR CHROMOSOME '^REAKAGL ." ENVIRON. flUTAG. , 5. PP.907-9
21. 33.
C*] HEALTH 908733
THE EFFECT OF EXPOSURE TO TEXAS GULF COAST AIR POLLUTION IN ASTHMATICS.
STOCK, TH. HOLQUIN. AH, BUFFLER, PA. "EXPOSURE ESTIMATES FOR THE HOUSTON AREA A
STHMA STUDY. " ENVIRON. MONITORING ASSESS., 2. PP.129-138. 32.
C*] HEALTH
MUTAGENIC DNA MODIFICATION.
808746
STQHRER, 6, OSBAND. JA, ALVARADQ-URIBINA, G,
LACTOSE OPERATOR WITH ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE.
3-5102. 83.
"SITE-SPECIFIC MODIFICATION OF THE
NUCLEIC ACIDS RES., 11. PP.50?
C*3 HEALTH 309773
TRANSFER OF XENQBIOTICS IN BLOOD TO CELLS.
PLANT. AL, POWNALL, HJ, SMITH, LC. "TRANSFER OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON
S BE- TWEEN MODEL MEMBRANES: RELATION TO CARCINOGENI- CITY." CHEM.-BIOL. INTER
ACTIONS, 44. PP.237-246. 93.
C*] HEALTH 808773
TRANSFER OF XENOBIOTICS IN BLOOD TO CELLS.
SMITH, LC, MASSEY, JB, SPARROW. JT, 3DTTO, AM. "STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF HUMAN
PLASMA LIPOPRO- TEINS. " SUPRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. PP.205-244.
33.
C * 1 HEALTH
TRANSFER OF XENOBIQTICS
IN
80877?
BLOOD TO CELLS.
SMITH, LC, POWNALL. HJ. "LIPQPROTEIN LIPASE.
3-305. 33.
IN LIPOLYTIC ENZYMES.
PP.26
C * ] HEALTH 803773
TRANSFER OF XENOBIOTICS IN 'BLOOD TO CELLS.
SMITH. LC, VOYTA, JC, KINNUNEN. PKJ, GOTTO, AM. "TRIGLYCERIDE METABOLISM BY LIP
OPROTEIN LIPASE. " DIETARY FAT AND HEALTH. PP. 593-611. 83.
HEALTH 808773
TRANSFER OF XENOBIOTICS IN BLOOD TO CELLS.
VOYTA. JC, VIA, DP. KINNUNEN, PKJ, SPARROW, JT. "MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES AGAINST
BOVINE MILK LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE-CHARACTERIZATION OF AN ANTIBODY SPECIFIC FOR THE
APOLIPOPROTEIN C-II BINDING SITE." J. BIO. CHEM. . 26O. PP.S93-898. 85.
m HEALTH 308938
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES S> OTHER TOXIC SUBS.
ROGERS. JM, GRABOWSKI. CT. "MIREX-INDUCED FETAL CATARACTS! LENS GROWTH, HIS- TO
LOGY AND CATION BALANCE, AND RELATIONSHIP TO EDEMA." TERATOLOGY, 27. PP.343-
349. 83.
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£ * 3 HEALTH . 8039331
THE TE3TINB OF FETQSES AND NEWBQRNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE.
TO PESTICIDES b OTHER TOXIC SUBS. 1
6RABQWSKI. CT, DASTON, SP. "FUNCTIONAL TERATOLOGY OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND QTH
ER ORGAN SYSTEMS. " ISSUES AND REVIEWS IN TERATOLOGY, VOL. 1. PP.283-3.08.
93.
[«1 HEALTH ' 3089 39'
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES S< OTHER TOXIC SUBS.
GRABOWSKI, CT. "THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF FETAL AND NEWBORN RATS AND DYSF.HYTHMIA
S INDUCED BY TOXIC EXPOSURE. " ABNORMAL FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMNT OF THE HEART, LU
NGS AND KIDNEYS: APPROACHES TO FUNCTIONAL TERATOLOGY. PP.185-206. 83.
C*] HEALTH 308938
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBQRNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES ft OTHER TOXIC SUBS.
BRABQWSKI. CT, PAYNE, DB." "THE CAUSES • OF PERINATAL DEATH INDUCED BY PRENATAL EX
FQSURE OF RATS TO THE PESTICIDE. MIREX; FART I: PRE-PARTURITIQN OBSERVATIONS OF
THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM." TERATOLOGY, 27. PP.7-11. 83.
C*] HEALTH . 80S93B
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES ?- OTHER TOXIC SUBS. .
GRABOWSKI, CT. "PERSISTENT CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS IN NEWBORN RATS PRENATALLY E
XFOSED TO SUB-TERATCGENIC DOSES OF THE PESTICIDE, MIREX." DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF TOXICOLOGY. PP.537-540. 33.
I
C*3 HEALTH 808938
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBQRNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES ?< OTHER TOXIC SUBS,
ROGERS, JM, GRABOWSKI, CT. "POSTNATAL MIREX CATARACTOSENESIS IN RATS: LENS CAT
ION BALANCE, GROWTH AND HISTOLOGY. " i EXP. EYE RES., 39, PP.563-57". 8
4.
C*3 HEALTH 808938
THE TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO PESTICIDES «, OTHER TOXIC SUBS.
ROGERS. JM, MORELLI, L, GRABOWSKI, CT'. "PLASMA QLUCOSE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATIO
NS IN RAT FETUSES AND NEONATES EXPOSED TO CATARACTOGENIC DOSES OF MIREX." ENVI
RQNMENTAL RESEARCH, 34. PP.155-161. | 84.
i
C * 3 HEALTH 8090J61
NEUROTOXICITY OF LOW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIC AGENTS.
FECHTER, LD, YOUNG, JS. ."DISCRIMINATION OF AUDITORY FROM NONAUDITORY TOXI- CITY
BY REFLEX MODULATION AUDIOMETRYj EFFECTS OF TRIETHYLTIN." TOXICOLOGY AND APPL
IED PHARMACOLOGY, 70. PP.216-227. ' 83.
CO HEALTH ,. .309061 -
NEURQTQXICITY OF LOW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIC AGENTS.
YOUNG, JS, FECHTER, LD. "REFLEX INHIBITION PROCEDURES FOR ANIMAL AUDIOME- TRY:
A TECHNIQUE FOR ASSESSING QTOTOXICITY. " J. ACOUST. SOC. AM., 73. PP.1686-16
93. 83. ! :
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C * 1 HEALTH . _ . 80906 1
NEUROTOX1CITY OF L'OW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIC AGENTS.
MACTUTUS. CF, FECHTER, LD. "PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO CARBON MONOXIDE: LEARNING AND
MEMORY DEFICITS. " SCIENCE, 22Z. PP. 409-411, 84.
Cm HEALTH 809061
NEUROTOXICITY OF LOW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIC AGENTS.
STORM, JE, MILLINGTON, WR, FECHTER, LD. "DIETHYLDITHIO-CARBAMATE DEPRESSES THE
ACOUSTIC STARTLE RESPONSE IN RATS. " PSYCHOPHARMACQLOGY, 82. PP. 68-72.
84.
C*"J HEALTH 809061
NEUROTOXICITY OF LOW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIC AGENTS.
KQNTUR, P. DAWSON, R, MONJfiN, A. "MANIPULATION OF MOBILE PHASE PARAMETERS FOR T
HE HPLC SEPARATION OF ENDOGENSUS MDNQAMINE3 IN RAT BRAIN TISSUE." J. NEUROSCI.
METHODS, 11. PP. 5-13. 94.
C * ] HEALTH 809089
METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ON HUMAN FERTILITY.
OVERSTREET; jw. "THE USE OF THE HUMAN ZONA PELLUCIDA IN DIAGNOSTIC TESTS OF SPE
RM FERTILIZING CAPACITY. " IN VITRO FERTILIZATION AND EMBRYO TRANSFER. PP.14
3-166. S3.
C * ] HEALTH 809089
METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS f?N HUMAN FERTILITY.
OVERSTREET, JW, BLAZAK, WF. "THE BIOLOGY 0*" HUMAN MALE REPRODUCTION: AN OVER-
VIEW. " AMERICAN JOURNAL nr INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE, 4, PP.5-1S. 83.
HEALTH 809099
METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ON HUMAN FERTILITY.
OVERSTREET, JW. "LABORATORY TESTS FOR HUMAN MALE REPRODUCTIVE RISK ASSESSMENT.
TERATOGENESIS, CARCINOGENESIS, AND MUTAGENES IS. 4. PP. 67-32. 84.
C * 3 HEALTH 8O9089
METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ON HUMAN FERTILITY.
OVERSTREET, JW. "ASSESSMENT OF DISORDERS OF SPERMATOGENESIS. " REPRODUCTION:
THE NEW FRONTIER IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH. PP. 275-29
2. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 909O98
QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF DEPOSITION OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICULATES IN THE HUM
AN RESPIRATORY TRACT.
OWENS, LB, VAN KEUREN, RW, EDWARDS, WM. "HYDROLOGY AND SOIL LOSS FROM A HIGH-FE
RTILITY, ROTATIONAL PASTURE PROGRAM. " J.. ENVIRON. QUAL. , 12. PP. 341-346.
83.
C*] HEALTH 809098
QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF DEPOSITION OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICULATES IN THE HUM
AN RESPIRATORY TRACT.
OWENS, LB, VAN KEUREN, RW, EDWARDS, WM. "NITROGEN LOSS FROM HIGH-FERTILITY. ROT
ATIONAL PAS- TURE PROGRAM. " J. ENVIRON. QUAL., 12. PP. 346-350. 83.
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C * 1 HEALTH 809098 ',
QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF DEPOSITION OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICULATES IN THE HUM
AN RESPIRATORY TRACT.
OWENS, LB, EDWARDS. WM, VAN KEUREN, RW. "SURFACE RUNOFF WATER QUALITY COMPARISG
NS BETWEEN UNIMPROVED PASTURE AND WOODLAND. " J. ENVIRON. QUAL., 12. PP. 518-
522. 83.
C * 3 HEALTH 3090981
QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF DEPOSITION OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICULATES IN THE HUM
AN RESPIRATORY -TRACT.
OWENS, L, VANKEUREN, RW. "PEAK NITRATE-NITROGEN VALUES IN SURFACE RUNOFF FROM F
ERTILIZED PASTURES. " J. ENVIRON. QUAL., 13. PP. 310-312. 84.
HEALTH 909104
TOXICOL06ICAL AND CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS OF METAL OXIDES AND SULFUR DIOXIDE.
LAM, HF, PEISCH, ft, AMDIJR. MO. "CHANGES IN LUNB VOLUMES AND DIFFUSING CAPACITY
IN GUIEMA PIGS EXPOSED TO A COMBINATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE AND SUBMICRON ZINC OKI
DE MIXED IN A HUMID- IFIED FURNACE." TOXICOL. APPL. PHARMACOL. , 66. PP. 427-43
3. 82.
HEALTH 809152
EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY.!
HEISE, GA. "TOWARD A 8EHAVORIAL TOXICOLOGY OF LEARNING AND MEMORY. "
ION OF BEHAVIORQL PHARMACOLOGY IN TOXICOLOGY. PP.27-37. 83.
APFLICAT
C*3 HEALTH 809152
EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY.'
HEISE. GA, MILAR. KS. "DRUGS AND STIMULUS CONTROL.
ACQLOGY, VOL. 18. PP.129-190. ; 84.
HANDBOOK OF PSYCHOPHARM
HEALTH 809132
EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY..
HEISE, GA. "BEHAVIORAL METHODS FOR MEASURING EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON LEARNING AND M
EMORY IN ANIMALS. " MEDICAL RESEARCH REVIEWS, 4. PP. 535-550. 84.
C*} HEALTH 809132
EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY.
HEISE. GA, HUDSON, JD. "EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND DRUGS ON WORKING MEMORY IN RA
T5: CONTINUOUS DELAYED RESPONSE. " 'PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY !< BEHAVIOR, VOL.
23. PP. 591-598. 35. !
C*:i HEALTH 809152
EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY I
i
HEISE, GA, HUDSON. JD. "EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND DRUGS ON WORKING MEMORY IN RA
TSs CONTINUOUS NON-MATCH. " PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY it BEHAVIOR, VOL. 23.
PP. 599-605. 85. j
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C*] HEALTH .809189
HEAVY METAL EFFECTS ON GENE EXPRESSION IN HUMAN CELLS.
KARIN, M, RICHARDS. RI. "HUMAN METALLOTHIONEIN GENES: MOLECULAR CLONING AND SEQ
UENCE ANALYSIS 'OF THE mRNA. " NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH. 10. PP.31&5-3173.
82. ' • :
1
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C*3 HEALTH 809189
HEAVY METAL EFFECTS ON GENE EXPRESSION IN HUMAN CELLS,
KARLIN. M, RICHARDS, RI. "HUMAN METALLDTHIQNEIN GENES: PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF TH
E METALLOTHIONEIN-II GENE AND A RELATED PRO- CESSED BENE." NATURE, 299. PP.7
"7-802, 82.
1*3 HEALTH 809202
HUMAN CELL ACTIVATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
DIGIOVANNI, J, DIAMOND, L, HARVEY, RG, SLAGA, JJ. "ENHANCEMENT OF THE SKIN TUMO
R-INITIATINS ACTIVITY OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY METHYL- SUBSTITUTIO
N AT NON-BENZO :BAY-REGION" POSITIONS." CARCINOGENESIS, 4. PP.403-407.
83.
C*3 HEALTH S09202
HUMAN CELL ACTIVATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
DIGIOVANNI, J. DECINA, PC, DIAMOND. L. "TUMOR INITIATING ACTIVITY OF 9-AND 10-F
LNORO-7, 12-DtMETHYLBEN?(A)ANTHRACENE (DMBA) AND THE EFFECT OF 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLO
RODIBENZO-P-DIQXIN ON TUMOR INITIATION BY MONOFLUORO DERIVATIVES OD DNP1A IN SENC
AR MICE." CARCINOGENESIS, 4. PP.1045-1049, 83.
t * 3 HEALTH 809202
HUMAN CELL ACTIVATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
DIGIOVANNI, J, SINGER, JM, DIAMOND. L. "COMPARISON OF THE METABOLIC ACTIVATION
OF 7.12-DIMETHYLBENZ(A>ANTHRACENE BY A HUMAN HEPATOMA CELL LINE (HEPG2) AND LOW
PASSAGE HAMSTER EMBRYO CELLS." CANCER RES., 44. PP.287B-2884. 84.
C * 3 HEALTH 809452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHANG, LW, TIEMEYER, TM, WENGER. GR. "IMEUROPATHOLOGY OF TRIMETHYLTIN INTOXICATI
ON. " ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 29. PP.435-444. 32.
[*] HEALTH 809452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLQ- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHANG, LW, TIEMEYER, TM. WENGER, GR. "NEUROPATHOLOGY OF TRIMETHYLTIN INTOXICATI
ON. " ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 29. PP.445-450. 82.
C*3 HEALTH B09452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHANG, LW, WENGER, SR, MCMILLAN, DE. "SPECIES AND STRAIN COMPARISON OF ACUTE NE
UROTOXIC EFFECTS OF TRIMETHYLTIN IN MICE AND RATS. " NEUROBEHAVIORAL TQXICOLOS
Y AND TERATOLOGY, VOL. 5. PP.337-350. 83.
[*3 HEALTH 809-452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHANG, LW, TIEMEYER. TM, WENGER, GR. "NEUROPATHOLQGY OF TRIMETHYLTIN INTOXICATI
ON. " ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 30. PP.399-411. 83.
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C*J HEALTH 809452
A MULT I-SPECIES. COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIQRAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
WENGER. GR, MCMILLAN. DE, CHANG. LW. '^BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF TRIMETHYLTIN IN TWO
STRAINS OF MICE! SPONTANEOUS MOTOR ACTIVITY. " TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMA
COLOGY, 73. PP.78-88. 84.
C*] HEALTH 809455
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
WENBER, GR, MCMILLAN, DE. CHANG, LW. ''BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF TRIMETHYLTIN IN TWO
STRAINS OF MICE. MULTIPLE FIXED RATIO, FIXED INTERVAL. " TOXICOLOGY AND AF'PL
IED PHARMACOLOGY, 73. PP.89-96. I 84.
[*] HEALTH 809452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHAN8. LW. "HIPPOCAMPAL LESIONS INDUCED BY TRIMETHYLTIN IN THE NEONATAL RAT BRA
IN. " NEUROTDXICQL06Y, 5C2>. PP.205-216. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 309452
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLO- GY OF ALKYLTIN.
CHANG, LW, WENGER, GR, MCMILLAN. DE.
ON. " ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 34.
"NEUROPATHOLOGY OF TRIMETHYLTIN INTQXICATI
! PP.123-134. 84.
C *') HEALTH 809550
MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS BY ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS.
LOCKHART. ML. DEUTSCH, JF. YAMAURA. I.- ET AL. "TERMINATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN-
VITRO AT APURINIC SITES BUT NOT AT ETHYL ADDUCTS ON THE TEMPLATE. " CHEM.-BIOL
. INTERACTIONS, 42. PP.95-95. _ 82.
C * 3 HEALTH 809530
MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS BY ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS.
LOCKHART, ML, ROSENBERG. BH. "INHIBITION OF DNA SYNTHESIS, INDEPENDENT OF DNA A
DDUCT FORMATION, BY BENZOLA]PYRENE DIQL EPOXIDE IN MAMMALIAN CELLS." CARCINOGE
NESIS, 4. PP. 125-130. S3. ',
C*] HEALTH 809366
EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON THE MAMMALIAN IMMUNE SYSTEM.
i
RAO, GR, CAIN. CA, TOMPKINS. WAF. "EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE IN THE HAMSTER-
IMMUNE SYSTEM III MACROPHAGE RESISTANCE TO VESICULOR STOMATITIO VIRUS INFECTION
BIOELECTROMAQNETICS, 5. PP.377r38a. 84.
j
C*3 HEALTH 3096<['4
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CHEMICALLY-INDUCED MUTAGENESIS.
GRISHAM, aw, SMITH, GJ. "PREDICTIVE <»ND MECHANISTIC EVALUATION OF TOXIC RESFDNS
ES IN MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURAL SYSTEMSi " PHARMACOL. REV.. 36. PP.1515-1715.
84. '
C*] HEALTH 809604
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CHEMICALLY-INDUCED MUTAGENESIS.
SMITH, GJ, MCFARLAND, PD. PE13NEF:. HM, HUDSON, GS. "LYMPHOBLASTOID CELL-PRODUCE
D IMMUNOGLOBULINS: PREPAFATIVE PURIFICATION FROM CULTURE MEDIUM 9Y HYDROXYLAPATI
TE CHROMATOGRAPHY." ANAL. BIOCHEM.,' 141. PP.432-436. 94. •
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C*3 HEALTH 909623
DMA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
KUNKEL, TA, SCHAAPER, RM, LOEB. LA. "DEPURINATION-INDUCTED INFIDELITY OF DEDXYR'
ISO- NUCLEIC ACID REPLICATION PROTEINS IN VITRO. " BIOCHEM., 22. PP.2378-238
4. 83.
C*] HEALTH 809623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
LOEB, LA, LIU, PK, DAS. EK, SIL6ER, JR. "INFIEDELITY OF DNASYNTHESIS AS A CAUSE
OF MUTAGENESIS. " APP-RIBOSYLATION, DNA REPAIR AND CANCER. PP.267-276.
83.
[11 HEALTH 809623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
LOEB, LA, ABBOTTS, J, LIU, PK. SILBER. JR. "FIDELITY OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN EURARY
OTIC CELLS. " CELLULAR RESPONSES TO DNA DAMAGE. PP.471-487. 83.
C * 3 HEALTH 309623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
SCHAAPER, RM, KUNKEL, TA. LOEB, LA. "INFIDELITY OF DNA SYNTHESIS ASSOCIATED WIT
H BYPASS OF APURINIC SITES. " PRO. NATL. ACAD-SCI, 30. PP.487-497. S3
HEALTH B09623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
«
DUBE, DK. LOCH-CARUSO, R. TROSKO, JE. "ASSESSMENT OF THE CARCINOGENIC POTENTIA
L OF A PROPOSED FOOD COLORING ADDITIVE, LACCAIC ACID, USING SHORT-TERM ASSAYS."
CELL BIOL. TQXICOL, 1. PP.111-115. 34.
t*1 HEALTH 809623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
ABBOTTS, J. LOEB, LA.
259. PP.6712-6714.
"ON THE FIDELITY OF DNA REPLICATION.
34.
J. BIOL. CHEM.
C *] HEALTH 809627
HALOGENATED AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS: BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF TOXICITY.
GASCIEWICZ, TA, NESS, WC, RUCCI, G. "ONTOGENY OF THE CYTOSOLIC RECEPTOR FOR 2,3
,7.8- TETRACHLORODIBENZO-P-DIOXIN IN RAT LIVER, LUNG AND THYMUS." BIOCHEM. AND
BIQPHYS. RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS 11B. PP.183-19O, 84.
C * 1 HEALTH 809855
DETECTION OF ROTAVIRUS AND Hf-PATITIS A IN WATER.
ROSE, JB. SINGH, SN. (3ERPA. CP, KELLEY, LM. "COMPARISON OF MICROPOROUS FILTERS
FOR CONCENTRA- TION OF VIFUSES FROM WASTEWATER. " APPL. ENVIRON. MICROBIOL., 4
7. PP.989-992. H4.
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[*] HEALTH. . . • 810063
CHEMICAL BASIS OF~THE MUTA6ENICITY AND POTENTIAL CARCINO- GENICITY OF ENVIRONMEN
TAL AGENTS.
KLQPMAN, 6, ROSENKRANZ, HS. "STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS FDR THE HUTAC5ENICITY OF EN
VIRONhENTAL N1TROARENES. " MUTATION RESEARCH. 126. PP.227-238. 84.
LIT HEALTH 810063
CHEMICAL BASIS OF THE MUTAGENICITY AND1POTENTIAL CARCINO- GENICITY OF ENVIRQNMEN
TAL AGENTS.
1
KLOF'MAN, 6, TONUCCI, DA, HOLLOWAY, M. ,"RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLAROSRAPHIC REDUC
TION PQTEN TIAL AND MUTAGENICITY OF NITROAPENES. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 126. P
P.139-144. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 310063
CHEMICAL BASIS OF THE MUTAGENICITY AND POTENTIAL CARCINO- GENICITY OF ENVIRONMEN
TAL AGENTS. ;
ROSENKRANZ, HS, KLOPMAN, Q, CHANKONG, V, ET AL. "PREDICTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CA
RCINOGENS: A STRAT- EGY FOR THE MID-1980S, " ENVIRON. MUTAGENESIS, 6. PP.231
-258. 04. i
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C*3 HEALTH • . S1O140
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATTER.
LEFEVRE, ME, GREEN, FHY; JOEL, DD. "FREQUENCY OF BLACK PIGMENT IN LIVERS AND SP
LEENS OF COAL WORKERS: CORRELATION WITH PULMONARY PATHOLOGY AND OCCUPATIONAL IN
FORMATION." HUMAN PATHOLOGY, VOL. 13. PP.1121-1126. 82.
i
C*: HEALTH 810140
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PAPTICULATE MATTER.
HAMMER, R, JOEL, DD. LEFEVRE. ME. "UllTRASTRUCTURE OF MACROPHAGES OF THE MURINE
PEYERS PATCH DOME. " EXPERIMENTAL CELL BIOLOGY, 51. PP.61-69. 83.
C*] HEALTH S10140
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATTER.
LEFERRE, ME, JOEL, DD. "PEYER'S PATCt-i EPITHELIUM: AN IMPERFECT BARRIER. '.' IN
TESTINAL TOXICOLOGY. PP.45-36. 84.
1
1
t*3 HEALTH BlOlfO
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATTER.
WAGNER, GJ, NULTY, E, LEFEVRE, M. "CADMIUM IN WHEAT GRAIN: ITS NATURE AND FATE
AFTER INJESTION. " J. TDXICOL. ENVIRON. HEALTH, 13. PP.979-989. 34.
C*1 HEALTH ' 8101,40
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATjTER.
LEFEVRE, ME. JOEL, WD. "PARTICLES AND MACROPHAGES IN MURINE PEYER'S PATCHES'. "
EXPERIMENTAL CELL BIOLOGY, 53. PP.979-989. 84.
i-
C*] HEALTH 8101:40
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATTER.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL. DD. "PEYER'S PATCH EPITHELIUM: AN IMPERFECT BARRIER. " I
NTESTINAL TOXICOLOGY. PP.45-56. i 34.
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C*3 HEALTH B10142
A RAPID SENSITIVE AND INEXPENSIVE IN VIVO CARCINOGENESIS TEST.
MOLTZMAN, 3. MEADE, M, STONE, JP. "CARCINOGENIC RESPONSES TO CHEMICALS APPLIED
DIRECT LY TO RAT MAMMARY GLANDS IN SITU. " CARCINOGENESIS, VOL. 6. NO. 5. PP
.769-772. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 810146
FATE OF DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL CELLS.
GIBSON-D'AMBROSia, RE, LEQNY, Y, D'AMBROSIO, SM. "DNA REPAIR FOLLOWING ULTRAVIO
LET AND N-ETHYL-N- NITROSOUREA TREATMENT OF CELLS CULTURED FROM HUMAN FETAL BRAI
N. INTESTINE, KIDNEY, LIVER, AMD SKIN." CANCER RESEARCH, 43. PP.5846-5850.
83.
m HEALTH 810146
FATE OF DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL CELLS.
D'AMBROSIO, SM, ORAVEC, CT. GIBSON-D'AMBROSIO. R. "AN IN VITRO HUMAN-ORGAN-SPEC
IFIC SYSTEM FOR TESTING GENOTOXIC AGENTS. " ANNAL. NY ACAD. SCI., 407. PP.42
6-42B. S3.
C*] HEALTH 310146
FATE OF DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL CELLS.
D'AMBROSID, SM. WANI, 6, SAMUEL. M.
BRAIN AND SKIN CELLS IN CULTURE. "
4.
"REPAIR OF 06-METHYLGUANINE IN HUMAN FETAL
CARCINOGENESIS, 5. PP.1657-1661. 8
C*} HEALTH 810146
FATE OF DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL CELLS.
ORAVEC, CT. SAMUEL, MJ, D'AMBROSIO, DM. "METABOLISM OF "M2-D EMETHYLSENZ (A) ANTH
PACENE AND ITS DNA ADDUCT FORMATION IN HUMAN FETAL KIDENY AND INTESTINAL CELLS I
N CULTURE." DRUG METABOLISM AND DISPOSITION, 13. Pp.76-90. 33.
C*] HEALTH - 310407
ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN PERTURBATION OF DIFFERENTIATION AND INDUCTION OF CARCIN
OGENESIS: HUMAN EPITHELIAL CELLS-
KUBIAN. P, JEFFREY, AM, MILO. BE. "PREFERENTIAL BINDING OF BENZQCADPYRENE DIOL
EPOX- IDE TO THE LINKER DNA OF HUMAN FORESKIN FIBRO- BLASTS IN S PHASE IN THE PR
ESENCE OF BENZAM1DE." PROC. NATL. ACAD. SCI,, VOL. 82. PP.2769-2773.
85.
C *] HEALTH
FLOW CYTOMETRY OF SPERM AS
810986
A DOSIMETER OF TOXIC CHEMICAL HEALTH HAZARDS.
EVENSON, DP, HIGGINS, PJ, GRUENEBERG, D. "FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF MOUSE SPE
RMATOGENIC FUNCTION FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO ETHYLNITROSOUREA. " CYTOMETRY. PP.
238-253. 85.
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[ * i WATER aoroai.
NUTRIFICATION AND EXCHANGE OF DISSOLVED N20 AMD D2 IN POLLUTED ESTUARIES.
WQFSY. sc, MCELROY, MB, ELK INS, Jw. "TRANSFORMATIONS OF NITROGEN IN A POLLUTED
ESTUARY: NONLIMEARITIES IN THE DEMAND FOR OXYGEN AT LOW FLOW." SCIENCE, 213.
PP.754-757. 81. ;
Ctl WATER 8077421
ENTRAINMENT AND DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENT1
LICK, W, "ENTRAINMENT, DEPOSITION, AND TRANSPORT OF FINE- GRAINED SEDIMENTS IN
LAKES. " ' HYDROBIOLOetA. 91. PP.31-40. 82.
C*l WATER 807915
A SOLUTE MODEL FOR PREDICTING TRANSPORT OF METALS FROM INDUSTRIAL SOLID WASTES T
HROUGH SOILS. :
AMOQZEGAR-FARD, WARRICK. AW. FULLER, WH. "A SIMPLIFIED MODEL FOR SOLUTE MOVEMEN
T THROUGH SOILS. " SOIL SCI. SOC. AM. J., 47. PP.1047-1049. 83.
C*l WATER 803034
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANE3.
BOUWER, EJ. MCCARTY, PL. "EFFECTS OF 2-BROMOETHAMESULFONic ACID AND 2-CHLOR- OE
THANESULFONIC ACID ON ACETATE UTILIZATION IN A CONTINUOUS-FLOW METHANQGENIC FIXE
D-FILM COLUMN." APPL. ENVIRON. MICROBIOL., 45. PP.1408-141O. 83.
C*] WATER 308034
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES.
BOUWEP., EJ, MCCARTY, PL. "TRANSFORMATIONS OF HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS UNDE
ft DENITRIFICATIQN CONDITIONS. " APPL. ENVIRON. MICRDBIOL., 45. PP.1295-1299.
33. ;
I
C*1 WATER 808034
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES.
j
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL. "TRANSFORMATIONS OF i- AND 2- CARBON HALOGENATED ALIPH
ATIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS UNDER METHANOGENIC CONDITIONS." APPL. ENVIRON. MICROBID
L., 45. PP.1284-1294, 33. j
C *] WATER 8OB034
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES.
MCCARTY, PL, RITTMANN, BE. BOUWER, Ej'. "MICROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES AFFECTING CHE
MICAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN GROUNDWATER, ' " GROUNDWATER POLLUTION AND MICROBIOLOGY
PP.9O-U3. 34. '
. i
. i
C * 1 WATER 808034
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES.
i
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL. -MODEL ING OF TRACE ORGANICS BIOTRANSFORMATIONSi IN THE
SUBSURFACE. " GROUND WA'EP. 22. FP.433-44O. 84.
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C*3 WATER 808094
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOBRAPHIC DETERM 0
F ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE S< COAL PHENOLIC...
ANDERSON, JL, WEISSHAAR, DE, TALLMAN, OE. "CYCLIC VOLTAMMETRIC ESTIMATION OF AP
PLIED POTEN- TIAL FOR ELECTRO-CHEMICAL DETECTORS IN LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY. " AN
AL. CHEM. , 33. PP. 906-906. 31.
Ct3 WATER 800084
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOSRAPHIC DETERM 0
F IJLTRATRACE PESTICIDE ?/ COAL PHENOLIC...
WEISSHAAR, DE, TALLMAN. DE. "KEL-F-GRAPHITE COMPOSITE ELECTRODE AS AN ELECTRO-
CHEMICAL DETECTOR FOR LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND APPLICATION TO PHENOLIC COMPOUND
S." ANAL. CHEM., 53. PP. 1 309- 191 3. 81.
C*l WATER 90a084
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOGRAPHIC DETERM 0
•F ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE & COAL PHENOLIC...
ANDERSON, JL. SIODA, RE. "ELECTRO-DEPOSITION AS A PRECONCENTRATION STEP IN ANAL
YSIS OF MULT I COMPONENT SOLUTIONS OF METALLIC IONS." TALANTA, 30. PP. 627-629.
83.
C * ] WATER 808084
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOGRAPHIC 'DETERM 0
F ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE & COAL PHENOLIC...
MOLDOVEANU. S, HANDLER, GS, ANDERSON, JL. "ON CONNECTIVE MASS TRANSFER IN LAMIN
AR FLOW BETWEEN TWO PARALLEL ELECTRODES IN A RECTANGULAR CHANNEL." ELECTROANAL
. CHEM., 179. PP. 119-170. 84.
E * 3 WATER 808084
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOGRAPHIC DETERM 0
F ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE ?< COAL PHENOLIC...
MOLDOVEANU, S, ANDERSON. J. "AMPEROMETRIC RESPONSE OF A RECTANGULAR CHANNEL ELE
CTRODE. " ELECTROANAL. CHEM., 175. PP. 67-77. 84.
WATER 808084
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM- OTOGRAPHIC DETERM 0
F ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE ?< COAL PHENOLIC...
ANDERSON, JL, MOLDOVEANU. S. "NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF CONVECTIVE DIFFUSION AT A
RECTANGULAR CHANNEL FLOW ELECTRODE. " J. ELECTROANAL. CHEM., 179. PP. 1O7-11
7. 84.
C*J WATER 808165
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLAG. J-M. "CROSS-COUPLING OF HUMUS CONSTITUENTS AND XENOBIO- TIC SUBSTANCES.
AOUATIC AND TERRESFFlftL HUM 1C MATERIALS. PP. CHAPTER b. 83.
[»] WATER S081A5
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLAG, J-M. MINARD, RD. LIU. S-Y. "CROSS-LINKAGE BETWEEN ANILINES'AND PHENOLIC
HUMUS CONSTITUENTS. " ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL., 17. PP.72-90. 83,
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tt] WATER 308165 ;
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLAG. J-M. "SYNTHETIC REACTIONS OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS BY FUN- GAL ENZYMES. "
MICRQ3IOLOBY. PP. 83. .
C *] WATER 908165
INCORPORATION OF XENQBTQTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLAG, J-M, LOLL, MJ. "INCORPORATION !OF XENOBIDTICS INTO SOIL HUMUS. " EXPE
RIENTIA, 39. PP.1221-1231. 83.
[*] WATER 808165
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
LIU, S-Y. BOLLAQ, J-M. "PESTICIDE PENTACHLOROPHENOL MAY BE INCORPORATED INTO SO
IL HUMUS. " . SCI. AGRIC.. 30. PP.3. 83.
C*] WATER 808165
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
LEONOWICZ, A, EDSEDILL, RU, BQLLA8. J-M. "THE EFFECT OF pH ON THE TRANSFORMATIO
N OF SYRINGIC AND VANILLIC ACIDS BY THE LACCASES OF RHIZOTONIA PRACTICOLA AND TR
AMETES VERSICOLOR." ARCH. MICROBIOL.. 137. PP.89-96. 84.
C*3 WATER 808165
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
LEONOWICZ, A, HOLLAG, J-M. "FORMATION:OF 2-METHQXY-l,4 BEN70QUINONE FORM VAN- I
LLIC ACID BY FUNSAL LACCASES AT VARIOUS pH VAL- UES." EXPERIENTIA, 40. PP.54
-35. 84. ;
E*] WATER 808165:
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLAG, J-M, LEONWICZ. A. "COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF EXTRACELLULAR FUNGAL LACCASES
. " APPL. ENVIRONM. MICROBIOL, 48. 'PP.849-854. 84,
C«] WATER 808165;
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
LIU. S-Y, FREYER. AJ. MINAID, RD, BOLLAG, J-M. "ENZYME-CATALYZED COMPLEX-FORMAT
ION OF AMINO ACID ESTERS AND PHENOLIC HUMUS CONSTITUENTS. " SOIL SCI. SOC. AM.
J., 49. PP.337-342. 35. |
C*3 WATER 808165,
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
LIU, S-Y. BOLLAG, J-M. "ENZYMATIC BINJDING OF THE POLLUTANT 2,6-XYLENOL TO A MUM
US CONSITUENT. " WATER, AIR, AND SOIL POLLUTION, 25. PP.97-106. 85.
C*] WATER 8081651
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUNUS.
LOLL, MJ. BOLLAG, JM. "CHARACTERIZATION OF A CITRATE-BUFFER SOIL EXTRACT WITH 0
XIDATIVE COUPLING ACTIVITY. " SOIL B'lOL. BIOCHEM.. VOL. 17, NO. 1. PP.115-11
7. 85. i
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INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
BOLLA6, JM, LIU. SY. "COPOLYMERI ZAT ION OF HALOBENATED PHENOLS AND SYRIN- GIC AC-
ID. " PESTICIDE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 23. PP. 261 -272. 35.
CI3 WATER 308176
DEGRADATION OF NON-POLAR ORGANICS BY MICROORGANISMS.
BUTTON, DK, ROBERTSON, BR. CRAIG, KS. "DISSOLVED HYDROCARBONS AND RELATED MICRO
FLORA IN A FJORDAL SEAPORT: SOURCES, SINK'S, CONCENTRATIONS, AND KINETICS." APR
LIED AND ENVIRON. MICROBIOLOGY. 42. PP. 703-719. 81.
C*3 WATER 808417
LIMITATIONS AND ENERGETICS OF HYDROPHOBIC SORPTION OF ORGANIC COMPOUN
OS BY SOILS AND SEDIMENTS.
HASSETT, JJ. BANWART, WL, GRIFFIN, RA. "CORRELATION OF COMPOUND PROPERTIES WITH
SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF NDNFOLAR COMPOUNDS BY SOILS AND SEDIMENTS; CONCEPT
S AND LIMITATIONS." ENVIRONMENT AND SOLID WASTES — CHARACTERIZATION TREATMENT
AND DISPOSAL. PP. 161-1 78. 83.
WATER 808854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
CODDENS, ME, KHATIB, S, BUTLER, HT, POOLE, CF. "MODE SELECTION AND OPTIMIZATION
OF PARAMETERS FOR RECORDING HIGH-PERFORMANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATO- GRAMS BY TRAN
SMISSION MEASUREMENTS." J. CHROMATOGR., 230. PP. 15-22. 93.
E * 3 WATER 808854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
BUTLER, HT. POOLE, CF. "TWO-POINT CALIBRATION METHOD APPLIED TO FLUORESCENCE SC
ANN ING DENSITOMETRY AND HPTLC. " J. CHROMATOGR. SCI., 21. PP. 385-388.
83.
C*3 WATER 8088S4
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
HO, SSJ. BUTLER, HT, POOLE, CF. "FLUORESCENCE ENHANCEMENT OF FOLYCYCLIC AROMATI
C HYDROCARBONS SEPARATED ON SILICA GEL HIGH- PERFORMANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAP
HY PLATES." J. CHROMAT06R., 231. PP. 330-339. 33.
t * ] WATER 808854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
CODDENS, ME, BUTLER. HJ . SCHUETTE, SA, POOLE, CF. "DUANTITATION IN HIGH PERFORM
ANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY. " LIQUID CHROMATOGR. HPLC MAGZN. . 1. PP. 282-
299. 83,
C*l WATER ' 808854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's SY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
POOLE, CF, SCHUETTE, SA. "CONCENTRATION TECHNIQUES FOR CAPILLARY COLUMN GAS CH
ROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS. " J. HIGH RESOLUTION CHROMATOGR. AND CHROMATQQR. COMM.
. 6. PP. 526-549. S3.
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C*3 WATER 809854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH'a SY HFTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
BUTLER, HJ, POOLE, CF. "OPTIMIZATION OF A SCANNING DENSIIOMETER FOR FLUQRESCENC
E DETECTION IN HIGH PERFORMANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATQBRAPHY." J. HIGH RESOLUTION
CHROMATOBR. AND CHROMATOGR. COMM., 6. PP.77-81. 93.
[*J WATER
803854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.'
BROWN, KK, POOLE, CF. "FLUORESCENCE STABILITY OF I-AMINQPYRENE ON SILICA-GEL HP
TLC PLATES. " LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY. 2:. Pp. 526-530. 84.
t*3 WATER 303854 ;
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH'S BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
PQOLE. CF, BUTLER, HJ, CODDENS, ME. KHATIB, S. "COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR SEPAR
AUNG POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS iBY HIGH-PERFORMANCE THIN- LAYER CHROMAIO
GRAPHY." J. CHROMATOGR.. 302. PP.149-133. 84.
i
.m WATER 808854
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
BUTLER, HJ, CODDENS, ME. POOLE, CF. "QUALITATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF POLYCYCLIC A
RQMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY HIGH-PERFORMANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATQBRAPHY AND FLUORESCE
NCE SCANNING DENSITOMETRY." J. CHROMATOGR., 290. PP.113-126. 94.
i
C*a WATER 808854 |
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH's BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES.
BROWN, KK, POOLE, CF. "DETERMINATION OF 1-NITROPYRENE BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRA
PHY IN A DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICULE EXTRACT." J, HIGH RESOLUTION CHROMATOGR. ttND
CHROMATOGR. COMM., 7. PP.520-524. : 84.
I
C»3 WATER 308961 ,
FATES OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM NIAGARA FALLS DUMPSITES IN LAKE ONTARIO.
KAMINSKY, R. KAISER, KLE, HITES, RA. 'jFATES OF OR6ANC COMPOUNDS FROM NIAGRA FAL
LS DUMPSITES IN LAKE ONTARIO. " J. GREAT LAKES RES., 9. PP.133-189. 8
1*1 WATER 908961J
FATES OF OR6ANIC COMPOUNDS FROM NIAGARA FALLS DUMPSITES IN LAKE ONTARIO.
KAMINSKY, R, HITES, RA. "OCTACHLORQSTYRENE IN LAKE ONTARIO: fCURCES AND FATES.
ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL., 18. PP.275-279. 84.
!
C*] WATER 309474!
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT !/ ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &.:...
CLINE LOVE, LJ, WEINBERGER. R. "RECENT ADVANCES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS IN FLUORCE
3- CENCE SPECTROSCQPY. " SFECTRQ-CHEMICA ACTA, 3SB. PP.1421-1433. • 93.
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C*D WATER 309474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTQPHYSICAL CHARACT S< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF PQLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS !<-...
WOODS, RJ, SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE, LJ. "TRANSIENT DIGITIZER FOR THE DETERMINA
TION OF MICROSECOND LUMINESCENCE LIFETIMES. " ANAL. CHEM., 56. PP.1395-140O.
84.
C*l WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHDTOPHYSICAL CHARACT & ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS S,
SCYPINSKI. S, CLINE LOVE, LJ. "CYCLODEXTRIM-INDUCED ROOM-TEMPERATURE PHDSPHORES
- CENCE OF NITROGEN HETEROCYCLES AND BRIDGED BIPHENYLS." ANAL. CHEM.. 56. PP
.331-336. Q4.
C*3 WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT !< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &
SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE. LJ. "CYCLODEXTRIM ENHANCED LUMINESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY.
CANCER LAB., 16. PP.55-61. 94.
C*l WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHQTOPHY3ICAL CHARACT !•* ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF PQLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &
NOROSKI, J. CLINE LOVE, LJ. "PARTITIONING BEHAVIOR AND PRQTOTROPIC INTER- ACTIO
NS OF AMINQPYCIDINE ISDMERS IN AEROSOL OF INVERTED MICELLAR MEDIA." J. FHYS. C
HEM., SB. PP.4176-4180. 34.
C*3 WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTQPHYSICAL CHARACT S< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS '!<....
WEINBERGER, R, CLINE LOVE, LJ. "LUMINESCENCE PROPERTIES OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCABRONS IN COLLOIDAL OR MICROCRYSTALLINE SUSPENSIONS." SPECTROCHIMICA ACT
A. 40A. PP.49-55. 84.
C*] WATER 80<'474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT & ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &
YARMCHUCK, P, WEINBERGER, R, HIRSCH, RF. "EFFECTS OF RESTRICTED MASS TRANSFER I
N THE EFFICIENCY OF MICELLAR CHROMATOGRAPHY. " J. CHAMATOG., 283. PP.47-60.
84.
t*D WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT ?< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS !/
SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE. LJ. "ROOM-TEMPERATURE PHOSPHORESCENCE OF POLYNUCLEAR
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN CYCLODEXTRIMS. " ANAL. CHEM., 36. PP.322-327.
84.
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C*J WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHQTOPHYSICAL CHARACT St ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MER!
T OF PQLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS ?<....;
WOODS, R, CLINE LOVE. LJ. "HEAVY ATOM AND COMPLEXATION EFFECTS ON MICELLE STAB1
LIZED ROOM TEMPERATURE PHOSPHORESCENCE OF ANTHRACENE. ACRIDINE AND PHENAZINE."
SPECTRQCHIMICA ACTA, 40A. PP.643-650. 84.
t*J WATER 809474 |
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTDFHYSICAL CHARACT ?< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &...'.
FEMIA, RA. CLINE LOVE, LJ. "MICELLE-STABILIZING ROOM-TEMPERATURE PHOSPHQ- RESCE
NCE WITH SYNCHRONOUS SCANNING. " ANAL.| CHEM., 56. PP.327-331. 94.
CHI WATER 809474
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE FHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT ?< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS ?>...'.
FEMIA, RA, SUYPINSKI. S, CLINE LOVE, LJ-: "FLUORESCENCE CHARACTERISTICS OF POLYC
HLQRINATED BIFHENYL ISOMERS IN CYCLODEXTRIM MEDIA. " ENVIRON. SCI. TECHNOL.-, 1
9. PP.155-159. 85. |
i
C*l WATER 909474 i
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOFHYSICAL CHARACT ?< ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERI
T OF FOLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS &..L-
CLINE LOVE. LJ. EASTWOOD. D. "COMPARISON OF TECHNIQUES FOR GENERATING ROOM TEMP-
ERATURE PHOSPHORESCENCE IN FLUID SOLUTION. " ADVANCES IN LUMINESCENCE SPECTROS
COPY. ASTM STP 863. PP.40-51. 85.
C*] WATER 310219 |
CHEMISTRY OF FIXED NITROGEN IN POLLUTED ESTUARIES.
I
WOFSY, SC. "A SIMPLE MODEL TO PREDICT 'EXTINCTION COEFFICIENTS AND PHYTOFLANKTON
BIOMASS IN EUTROPHIC WATERS. " LIMINOL. OCEANOGI., 28. PP.1144-1153.
. 33. i
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INDEX 1: ARRANGED I'Y PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
807035
807046
BIO
HLT
907081 WTR
807O82
807217
807239
S07231
307336
307359
807360
807367
807370
807375
807452
807455
807497
HLT
HLT
AIR
ENG
AIR
ENB
BIO
HLT
BIO
AIR
BIO
ENG
HLT
807516 BIO
PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HEAVY METAL UPTAKE IN ALGAE.
RELEASE OF LYMPHOTOX[N BY HUMAN flND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES
TREATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS.
NUTRIFICATION AND EXCHANGE OF DISSOLVED N2D AND 02 IN
POLLUTED ESTUARIES.
EFFECTS OF PREEXISTING DISEASE ON PULMONARY RESPONSES
TO POLLUTANT PARTICLES AND GASES.
IOWA COMMUNITY DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SURVEY,
ORGANIC MICRQPOLlLUTANTS IN URBAN PRECIPITATION.
1
APPLICATION OF FOURIER TRANSFORM MASS SPECTROMETRY
(FT-flS! TO THE ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC EMISSION SAMPLES.
AN ATMOSPHERIC TRACER INVESTIGATION OF FLOW AROUND AN
ISOLATED HILL. ;
ENHANCEMENT OF THE REMOVAL OF HUM 1C SUBSTANCES AND
THM PRECURSORS FROM WATER SUPPLIES,
AMINO ACID INCORPORATION AND RNA/DNA RATIO AS RAPID
METHODS FOR TOXICITY TESTS.
CHLORINATION AND' OZONOLYSIS OF PURINE AND PYRIMIDIIME
BASES IN WATER: PRODUCTS, PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL
HEALTH EFFECTS.
EFFECTS OF MILLORGANITE ON TWO GRASSLAND ECOSYSTEMS.
EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL RECEPTOR MODELS FOR AIR
PAPTICULATE SOURCE IMPACT ASSESSMENT USING THE PACS
DATA SET. ;
RESISTANCE OF ALGAL SPORES TO HERBICIDE TREATMENTS.
THE FATE OF PNA'js DURING AQUEOUS C102 TREATMENT.
RAPID SCREENING :QF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS AND IN SITU
MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTANTS USING TRAPEbCANTIfl
MICRONUCLEI TEST,.
SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF HtfWY METALS AND
MACRONUTRIENTS ON TOXICANT BIOACCUMULATION.
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INDEX I: ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
807538
3O7S40
907547
307569
307619
807661
807666
307693
307733
8O773V
8O7742
8O7743
8O7746
S07BO4
HLT
BIO
BIO
AIR
807600 ENG
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
AIR
AIR
WTR
HLT
HLT
807770 HLT
HLT
307820 HLT
A SINGLE SENE MUTAGENESIS SYSTEM IN DROSOPHILA.
PREDICT REPRODUCTION: TOXICANTS. PATHOGENS, CLIMATE.
CONSERVATION ION EFFECT ON PHYTQPLANKTON.
MEASUREMENT OF PARTICULATE NITROGEN AND 3ULFATE
COMPOUNDS.
ECONOMICAL SOLUTION FOR BULKING PROBLEM ASSOCIATED
WITH ACTIVATED SLUDGE.
CARCINOGEN MECHANISM-INTERFERON INDUCTION INHIBITION.
RESPIRATORY FUNCTION OF MAMMALS WITH AIR POLLUTANT
INJURY.
WET OXIDATION OF THE WASTE WATER FROM COAL
GASIFICATION INSTALLATIONS.
FATE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN
FETAL TISSUES.
ATMOSPHERIC HYDROXYL EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
ENVIR. CHAMBER STUDIES OF N02, N03, HONO, N205, AND
HN03 BY IN SITU FT-IR AND DIFFERENTIAL UV-VISIBLE
SPECTROSCOPY.
ENTRAINMENT AND DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENT IN THE GREAT
LAKES.
URINE AS A BIOLOGICAL INDEX OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
AIRBORNE ASBESTOS.
PULMONARY EFFECTS OF OZONE AND BEN20(A>PYRENE IN RATS
WITH ALTERED ANTIQXIDANT (SELENIUM Z>. VITAM E) DEFENSE
POTENTIAL.
PRQSTAGLANDINS AS MARKERS OF PROMOTER-VIRUS CELL
TRANSFORMA- TION.
COLO-RECTAL CANCER, WATER CONTAMINANTS S< RELATED
MORBIDITY.
COMBINED TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING ENVIRONMENTAL
MUTAGENIC AGENTS.
.
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INDEX T:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER
807885
307915
8O7961
307970
807978
3O800 1
308034
308046
808056
808064
808069
AREA
BIO
WTR
BIO
BIO
BID
ENG
WTR
HLT
ENG
HLT
ENG
808O84 WTR
308086
BO8O98
8O8104
808112
AIR
BIO
ENG
AIR
PROJECT TITLE
ESTIMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON POPULATION
GROWTH USING STOCHASTIC DYNAMIC MODELS.
A SOLUTE MODEL FOR PREDICTING TRANSPORT OF METALS
FROM INDUSTRIAL SOLID WASTES THROUGH SOILS.
EFFICACY OF HYDRILLA CONTROL AND A STOCKING MODEL FOR
HYBRID GRASS CARP IN FRESHWATER LAKES.
PRODUCTION, CULTURE. FOOD HABITS AND IMPACT OF HYBRID
GRASS CARP'.
THE EFFECT OF HERBICIDES ON THE ALGAL METABOLISM OF
TWO AGRICULTURAL!STREAM COMMUNITIES.
PULSE-JET FABRIC FILTER PERFORMANCE.
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES.
COLLOIDAL METAL CARCINOGENIC AND TOXIC ACTION.
INTEGRATED SWINE WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR
POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENERGY AND FOOD PRODUCTION.
NEURQTOXICITY SCREENING ASSAY.
UTILIZATION OF PEAT IN ONSITE WASTE WATER DISPOSAL
SYSTEMS. i
ELECTROCHEMICAL IDETECTORS FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID
CHROM- OTOGRAPHIC DETERM OF ULTRATRACE PESTICIDE &
COAL PHENOLIC...
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF 302 OXIDATION IN BULK
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS.
EFFECT OF VARIOUS NITROGEN SOURCES AND MANAGEMENT
PRACTICE ON WATER QUALITY OF CATTLE PASTURE SURFACE k
SUBSURFACE WTR.!
COAGULATION/PRECIPITATION OF NATURAL ORGANIC
SUBSTANCES IN WATER TREATMENT.
THE ATMOSPHERIC, TRANSFORMATION AND BIOACTIVITY OF
COMBUSTION PRODUCTS FROM RESIDENTIAL WOOD STOVES.
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1-4
INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
808141
808150
808165
8O8176
SOS 177
308192
80B201
8O8204
8O8252
808265
808267
8083O9
308314
8O8324
80B329
ENG
ENG
WTR
WTR
HLT
ENG
ENG
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
BID
THE REMOVAL OF HEAVY METAL BY ACTIVATED CARBON
PROCESS FROM WATER AND WASTE WATER.
DISINFECTION OF 3IARDIA LAMBLIA CYSTS WITH CHLORINE,
CHLORINE DIOXIDE, AND OZONE.
INCORPORATION OF XENOBIOTIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS INTO
SOIL AND SEDIMENTS HUMUS.
DEGRADATION OF NON-POLAR ORGANICS BY MICROORGANISMS.
INTERACTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE WITH NOISE AND HEAT
STRESS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES.
FLOCCULATIDN AND SEDIMENTATION OF POLYDISPERSE
SUSPENSION IN WATER TREATMENT.
OXYGEN UPTAKE RATES FOR ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESS
CONTROL.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS: EFFECTS ON TUMOR GROWTH
AND IMMUNITY,
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN ASBESTOS EXPOSURE.
INSOLUBLE POLYMERIC CONTACT DISINFECTANTS FOR SMALL
WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS.
INHALATION TOXICOLOGY OF FORMALDEHYDE CONTAINING AIR
POLLUTANT.
IMPROVED SCORING OF CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF
C3H/10T1/2 CELLS.
THERMAL DESTRUCTION KINETICS OF CHLORINATED
HYDROCARBONS.
BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL
RESIDUES.
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY
METALS TO MICROBES AND MICROBE-MEDICATED ECOLOGIC
PROCESSES.
8O8333 HLT WATERBORNE ROTAVIRUS INFECTIONS.
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INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
808340 BIO AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS DF PLACER MINIMS
ON STREAMS OF INTERIOR ALASKA.
808349 BIO ECDLOBICAL IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF
FIBERGLASS SCREENS FOR AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT.
30B352 ENS FUEL-SULFUR-FUEL,NITROGEN INTERACTIONS IN FLAMES.
808367 BIO OIL RELATED CONTAMINANT EFFECTS ON WATERFOWL IMMUNE
DEFENSES.
808417 WTR LIMITATIONS AND ENERGETICS OF HYDROPHOBIC (NONPOLAR)
SORPTION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BY SOILS AND SEDIMENTS.
8O8457 BIO EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES ON PCS
BIODEGRADATION. i
808482 BIO COMUTAGENS IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
8O8519 ENQ ACCELERATED SETTLING OF SUSPENSION BY ADDITION OF
BUOYANT PARTICLES.
80BS37 BIO THE NITELLA MEADOW IN CLEAR, QLIGOTRQPHIC LAKESs
FUNCTION AND VULNERABILITY TO SHADING.
808582 HLT CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENS OF
SPERMATOGENESIS.
9OB5B5 AIR ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL CHEMISTRY OF SULFUR AND NITROGEN
OXIDES. ',
8OS587 HLT DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN IN VITRO TUMOR
PROMOTER ASSAY. ,
908610 AIR DIAGNOSIS S< PREDICTION OF ATMOS TRANSPORT ON REGIONAL
AND SYNOPTIC SCALES USING A THREE DIMENSIONAL DYNAMIC
MODEL. !
808613 BIO EFFECT OF POLLUTANT INTERACTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL
TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION.
"808620 HLT COHORT STL-DIES OF OXIDANT EXPOSURE.
808641 HLT RAPID SCREENING! METHOD FOR GENOTDXIC CHEF-! [CALS.
f
808642 HLT DETECTION"OF SOMATIC CELL MUTATION IN HUMAN
ERYTHROCYTES BYJ LABELING WITH ANTIBODIES AGAINST
GLYCOPHORIN A. !
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1-6
INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
808648
809686
808706
808707
BOB738
8O8746
308773
808782
80879O
808854
808919
808932
808938
808953
8O89A1
8O9O61
8O9067
HLT
EN6
AIR
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
AIR
WTR
AIR
BIO
HLT
ENG
WTR
HLT
BIO
TEST OF A HISHLY SENSITIVE DROSOFHTLA ASSAY FOR
CHEMICAL INDUCED CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE.
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE
DIOXIDE FOR WATER TREATMENT.
MEASUREMENT OF H20 (R02) IN AMBIENT AIR.
DETERMINANTS OF NEKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SHALLOW
MARSH HABITATS.
THE EFFECT OF EXPOSURE TO TEXAS GULF COAST AIR
POLLUTION IN ASTHMATICS.
MUTAGENIC DNA MODIFICATION.
TRANSFER OF XENOBIOTICS IN BLOOD TO CELLS.
HABITAT SELECTION IN BENTHIC MARINE INVERTEBRATES
RELATION TO COMMUNITY PATTERNS NEAR WASTE DISCHARGES.
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES
EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATIQN.
THE DETERMINATION OF PAH'S BY HPTLC IN ENVIRONMENTAL
SAMPLES.
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF BUOYANT EMISSIONS WITHIN
THE MIXED LAYER.
TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF LICHENS
EXPOSED TO AIR POLLUTANTS.
THE TESTINQ OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNES FOR
CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS AFTER EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES
S< OTHER TOXIC SUBS.
SOOT FORMATION IN GASEOUS DIFFUSION FLAMES.
FATES OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM NIAGARA FALLS
DUMPSITES IN LAKE ONTARIO.
NEUROTOXICITY OF LOW LEVEL PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO
HYPOXIC AGENTS.
SURVIVAL, GROWTH AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION OF NEW
GENOMES IN SOIL AND OTHER NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS.
_
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INDEX I: ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
1-7
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
809034
909089
809098
8091O4
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
309 152
809162
809189
809191
8O92O2
909371
809402
809437
809452
809460
BO9474
HLT
ENB
HLT
ENG
HLT
AIR
BIO
BIO
HLT
BIO
WTR
809473 BIO
OXIDATION-REDUCTION BEHAVIOR OF CHLORINATED DIDXINS
ON PARTICULATE MATTER.
METHODS FOR ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS ON HUMAN FERTILITY.
QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENT OF DEPOSITION OF DIESEL
EXHAUST PARTICIPATES IN THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY TRACT.
TOXICOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS OF METAL
OXIDES AND SULFUR DIOXIDE.
EFFECTS OF TOX1C^SUBSTANCES ON MEMORY.
EVALUATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE.
HEAVY METAL EFFECTS ON GENE EXPRESSION IN HUMAN
CELLS. :
SUBMICRON AEROSOL CLASSIFICATION USING HIGH VELOCITY,
LOW PRESSURE IMPACTORS FOR DIRECT SAMPLING OF HOT GAS
STREAMS.
|
HUMAN CELL ACTIVATION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS.
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN
THE ATMOSPHERE.
FATE OF VIRUSES AND TRACE ORGANICS IN. A CYPRESS
STRAND. i
<
PATHOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS: INDEX OF TOXICITY AT
WASTE DUMPS. |
A MULTI-SPECIES COMPARISON OF THE NEURO-BEHAVIORAL
TOXICOLO- BY OF ALKYLT1N.
DEVELOPMENT OF A SENSITIVE ASSAY SYSTEM FOR
MONITORING VIRAL PESTICIDES.
LUMINESCENCE STUDIES OF THE PHOTOPHYSICAL CHARACT &
ANALYTI- CAL FIGURES OF MERIT OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
COMPOUNDS .'y '
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MICROSIOTA AND PERSISTENT
POLLUTANTS IN MARINE SEDIMENT.
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1-8
INDEX I: ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
809482
SO9550
809333
8O9566
809593
8O9604
ENG
HLT
ENG
HLT
ENS
HLT
8O9613
809623
809627
8O9&95
8O9767
809855
8O9867
8O9874
81O049
810OS7
810063
ENG
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
HLT
ENG
BIO
BIO
BIO
HLT
CHARACTERIZATION OF AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS FOR
MULT ICOMPONENT ADSORPTION AND DESIGN CALCULATIONS.
MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS BY ENVIRONMENTAL
CARCINOGENS.
DEPHENOLIZATION OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE
WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC COUPLING REACTION.
EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON THE MAMMALIAN IMMUNE
SYSTEM.
ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION OF WATER AND WASTE WATER.
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF CHEMICALLY-INDUCED
MUTA6ENESIS.
OXIDATION OF CYANIDES IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATERS BY
OZONE.
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
HALOGENATED AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS: BIOCHEMICAL
MECHANISMS OF TOXICITY.
THE ROLE OF CHLORAMINES IN THE OXIDATION OF ORGANIC
COM- POUNDS PRESENT IN WATER DURING DISINFECTION.
INSUFFICIENT DISINFECTION OF WATER SUPPLIES
ATTRIBUTABLE TO FREE CHLORINE RESIDDAL.
DETECTION OF ROTAVIRUS AND HEPATITIS A IN WATER.
CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF CARBONATE PESTICIDES: WATER
DETOX I- FICATIQN USING REACTIVE ION EXCHANGE.
VEGETATION DEVELOPMENT IN AN ALASKAN SALT.
PLASM ID GENE TRANSFER TO INDIGENOUS ORGANISMS DURING
DOMESTIC WASTE.
ANAPHASE ABERRATION: A UNIFYING METHOD FOR
DEVELOPMENT OF AN AQUATIC ANIMAL SENETOX MODEL.
CHEMICAL BASIS OF THE MUTAGENICITY AND POTENTIAL
CARCINO- BENICITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS.
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1-9
INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
810099 AIR
310082 BID THE USE OF WETLANDS TO MODIFY ACID MINE DRAINAGE.
810091 AIR THE CONTRIBUTION Or RESIDENTIAL WOOD BURNING TO URBAN
SIR POLLUTION.
REACTIONS OF ADSORBED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS. ;
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICULATE MATTER.
A RAPID SENSITIVE AND INEXPENSIVE IN VIVO
CARCINOGENESIS TEST.
FATE OF DNA DAMAGE IN HUMAN FETAL CELLS.
CHEMISTRY OF FIXED NITROGEN IN POLLUTED ESTUARIES.
THE EFFECT OF QIC-NATION ON THE COLLOIDAL STABILITY OF
PARTI- CLES IN THE PRESSENCE OF AQUATIC HUMIC
MATERIAL.
MOLECULAR-BEAM/MASS-SFECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON FLAMES.
ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION OF THE SILICA CYCLE IN THE
GREAT LAKES.
910397 ENG SEQUENTIAL/COMPETITIVE REACTIONS IN CATALYTIC
OXIDATION OF MODEL CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS.
810407 HLT ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN PERTURBATION OF
DIFFERENTIATION.AND INDUCTION OF CARCINOGENESIS:
-HUMAN EPITHELIAL CELLS.
810471 AIR INVESTIGATION OF THE TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION OF
POLLUTANTS IN COMPLEX TERRAIN USING A NUMERICAL
MODEL.
810791 BIO STRUCTURE ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF SELECTED
PYRIDINES AND ANILINES.
810896 AIR FUNDAMENTAL ANALYTICAL MASS SFECTROMETRIC STUDIES
EXPLOITING LASER IONIZATION.
!
810917 AIR EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC
TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-RANGE
TRANSPORT.
810140
91.0142
810146
810219
810235
310381
SI 0396
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
ENO
ENG
BIO
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1-10
INDEX I: ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
810986 HLT FLOW CYTOMETRY OF SPERM AS A DOSIMETER OF TOXIC
CHEMICAL HEALTH HAZARDS.
811209 BIO BIOTRAMSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
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INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
ABBOTTS, J, LOEB. LA.
ABBRACCHIQ, MP, EVANS, RM, HECK, JD, CANTONI, 0.
ABBRACCHIQ. MP, HECK,'JO, COSTA, M.
ABBRACCHIQ, MP, SIMMONS-HANSEN, J, COSTA, M,
AIETA, EM,'ROBERTS, PV. HERNANDEZ, M.
ALFRED. LJ, WOJDANI, A. NIETQ. M. PAREZ, R.
ALFRED. LJ, WOODAN I, A,
AMQOZEGAR-FARD, WARRICK, AW, FULLER, WH.
ANDERSON, JL, MQLDOVEANU. S.
ANDERSON, JL, SIODA, RE.
ANDERSON, JL, WEI33HAAR. DE, TALLMAN. DE.
ANDERSON, TJ, BARRETT, GW. ',
ANDERSON, TJ.
ATKINSON, R, ASCHMANN. SM, CARTER, WFL. WINER, AM.
ATKINSON, R, PLUM. CN, CARTER, WFL. WINER. AM.
ATKINSON, R, PLUM, CN, CARTER, WPL, WINER. AM.
BABICH, H, BEWLEY. RJF, STDTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, GAMBA-VITALO, C, STOTZKY. G.
BABICH, H, SCHIFFEMBAUER, M, STOTZKY, G.
BABICHJ H. 3CHIFFENBAUER, M, STOTZKY, G.
BABICH. H', 3CHIFFFNBAUER, M.
BABICH. H. STQT2K'. ,, G.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H. STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H. STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY. G.
BABICH. H, STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, STQTZKv', G. |
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G. :
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
BftBICH, H, STOTZKY, G. " i
BABICH, H. STOTZKY, G.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G. !
BABICH, H, STDTZKY. G. '
BABICH. H, STOTZKY, G.
BANERJEE, S.
BARNERJEE, S. SUSATT. RH, O'GRADY, DP.
BARRON. MB, ADELMAN, IR. (
BAUER, JE.CAFONE, DG.
BAUER, JE, CAPONE, DG. ;
BEAUDRY, GA, DANIEL, LW, KING,, L, WAITE, M.
BEAUDRY, GA. KING. L, DANIEL, LW, WAITE, n.
BECK, BD, BRAIN, JD. BOHANNON, DE.
BERTHOUEX, PM, HUNTER, WG.
809623
808049
803049
80804 B
908686
907046
807046
307915
808034
908084
308084
8O7370
807370
810^17
SO7739
807739
808329
808329
808329
308-329
809329
90832'='
808329
808329
809329
808329
808329
808329
308329
808329
303329
908329
808329
808329
803329
808329
808329
808613
808613
80736O
S09473
809475
907770
607770
807082
609162
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
HLT
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
BIO
BIO
AIR
AIR
AIR
BIO
BIO
BID
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
tTNG
84
82
82
82
84
83
S3
83
84
83
81
82
82
84
94
84
83
82
82
B~
82
83
S3
81
S3
92
82
83
93
83
81
82
31
83
85
B2
83
84
84
84
35
35
83
82
31
33
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'.1-2
INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST MAKE
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
BEWLEY, RJF, STOTZKY. 6.
BEWLEY, RJF, STOTZKY, 6.
BEWLEY, RJF, STOTZKYI 6.
BEWLEY', RJF, STOTZKY, s.
BEWLEY, RJF, STOTZKY, S.
BEWLEY, RJF, STOTZKY, B.
BHALLA, DK, CROCKER, TT.
BHALLA. DK, CROCKER, TT.
BIGBEE, WL, LANBLQI3, RG, VANDERLAAIM, M.
BIGBEE, WL, VANDERLAAN. M. FONG. SSN, JENSEN, RH.
BISWAS. P. FLAGAN, RC.
BQLLA6, J-M, LEONWICZ, A.
BOLLAG, J-M. LOLL. MJ.
BOLLAB, J-M, MINARD, RD, LIU. S-Y.
BOLLAG, J-M.
BOLLAG, J-M.
BOLLAB, JM. LIU. SY.
BOSTON, HL, PERKINS, MA.
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL.
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL.
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL.
BOUWER, EJ, MCCARTY, PL.
BOYCE, 3D, HOFFMAN, MR, HONG, PA, MOBERLY, LM.
8OYCE, SD, HOFFMANN, MR, HONG, PA, MOBERLY, LM.
BOYCE, SD, HOFFMANN, MR, HONG, PA. NOBERLY, LM.
BOYCE, SD, HOFFMANN, MR.
BRACKUP. I, CAPONE, DG.
BROOKS, JL. ROCK. CA, STRUCHTEMEYER, RA.
BROWN, KK, POOLE. CF.
BROWN, KK, POOLE, CF.
BURCZAK, JD. MOSKAL, JR. TROSKO. JE, FAIRLEY. JL.
BUTLER, HJ, CODDENS, ME. POOLE. CF.
BUTLER, HJ, POOLE, CF.
BUTLER, HT. POOLE, CF.
BUTTON, DK, ROBERTSON. BR. CRAIG, KS.
CAIN. JR, CAIN, RK.
CALLIGARIS, MB, TIEN, C.
CANTONI, 0, EVANS, RM, COSTA. M.
CANTRELL, CA, STEDMAN, DH. WENDEL. GJ.
CAPONE, DG, BAUTISTA, MF.
CAPONE, DB, REESE, DD, KIENE, RP.
CAPONE, DB.
CAPONE, DB.
CARLSON. RM, SWANSON. TA. OYLER. AR, ET AL.
CARPENTER. EJ. CAPONE, DG,
CHft, JA, LIM, PK.
808329
808329
308329
808329
908329
808329
808267
808267
308642
308642
809191
aoa i 65
308165
8O8165
3O8165
803 165
808165
808349
808034
808O34
S08O34
8O6034
808086
308086
808086
8(38086
809475
308069
808854
803854
808587
808854
808854
808854
808176
807452
809482
S08O48
8O87O6
809475
8O9475
809475
809475
3O7435
809475
809553
BIQ
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIC
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
BIO
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
AIR
AIR
AIR
AIR
BIQ
ENG
WTR
WTR
HLT
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
BIO
ENG
HLT
AIR
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
ENB
BIO
ENG
83
83
S3
83
84
83
34
84
84
83
84
84
83
83
83
83
85
82
84
S3
83
83
82
82
83
34
85
84
84
84
83
84
83
83
81
83
82
82
84
85
83
83
83
84
83
84
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n-3
INDEX II: ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER
AREA YR
CHAI, J-W, REILLY, ,]p.
CHAN, CY, O'BRIEN, R.J , HARD, Tft. TOOK, TB.
CHANB, LW, TIEMEYER. TM, WENGER1, GR.
CHANG, LW, TIEMEYER. TM, WENGER> GR.
CHANG. LW, TIEMEYER, TM, WENGER, 6R.
CHANG, LW, WENGER, GR, MCMILLAN, DE.
CHANG, LW, WENGER. GR, MCMILLAN, DE.
CHANG, LW.
CHEN, T-H. JONE, C, CHANS. CC. '
CHEN, T-H, KAVANAGH, TJ, CHANG. CC. TRDSKD, JE.
CHERRY, LM. HSU, TC.
CHERRY, LM, HSU, TC.
CHIN, KC. CHA, JA, LIM. PK.
CHRISTENSEN, GL, DICK, RI. j
CHRISTENSON. GL, DICK. RI. 1
CHRISTIAN, JJ, j
CLINE LOVE, LJ, EASTWOOD, D.
CLIME LOVE, LJ, WEINBERGER, R.•
CQDDENS, ME. BUTLER, HJ, SCHUETTE, SA, PQOLE, CF.
CODDENS, ME. KHATIB, S, BUTLER,' HT, POOLE, CF.
CODY, TE. RAD IKE, MJ. WARSHAWSKY. D.
COOPER, DW, LEITH. D.
COOPER. JA, WATSON. JG.
COPPER. SF, JEFFEF30N, -3L, DUSENBERY, RL.
CQSTA, M, AB6RACCHIO. MR, SIMMONS-HASEN. J.
COSTA, M', CANTONI. 0, ET AL.
COSTA, M. HECK, JD. ROBISON, SH.
COSTA, M, SIMMONS-HANSEN, J, BEDROSSIAN, CWM.
COULD. JP, RICHARDS, JT.'MILES, MG.
D'AMBROSIO. SM, OFAVEC, CT, GIBSON-D'AMBROSIO, R.
D7AMBROgiO, SM. WANI, G, SAMUEL, M.
DAMSCHEN, DE, MARTIN, LR.
DANIEL. LW, BEAUDRY. GA, KING.: L, WAITE, M.
DANIEL. LW, KING, L. WAITE. M.
DAVIS, RE, BENLOUCIF, S.
DAVIS, RE, SCHLUMFF. BE. KLINGER, PD.
DAVIS, RE. SCHLUMPF. BE.
DAVIS, RE, SCHLUMFF, BE. j
DAVIS. RE. i
DEARDDRFF. JW, WILLIS, GE.
DETELS, R, SAYRE, JW, TASHKIM.i DP. MASSEN. FJ.
DETELS, R, TASHKIN, DP. SIMMONS, ET AL.
DIGIOVANNI, J, DECINA, PC. DIAMOND. L.
DIGIOVANNI, J, DIAMOND, L. HARVEY, RG. SLAGA, JJ.
DI6IOVANNI, J, SINBER. JM. DIAMOND, L.
DUBE, DK. LQCH-CAPUSO, R, TROSKO, JE.
808790
807733
8O94S2
8094S2
8094 32
809452
309432
809452
808587
808587
808582
808582
809533
808324
B08324
809437
809474
B09474
808854
808854
808459
8O9003
807375
807539
808048
808O48
8O8048
30B04B
8073i>7
810146
81O146
B08585
8O7770
80777O
908064
808064
808064
808064
808064
808919
8O8620
30862O
309202
8092O2
809202
809623
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT.
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENS
ENG
ENG
BIO
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
BIO
ENG
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HL""
84
83
83
82
82
83
84
84
84
84
82
83
as
S3
85
83
83
83
83
83
84
84
80
83
81
82
82
81
84
83
84
83
84
81
31
84
83
84
81
84
84
82
83
33
34
34
-------
n-4
INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
DUTTQN, RJ, BITTON, G, KOOPMAN. B.
EDGERTQN, SA, KHALTL, MAK, RASMUSSEN, RA.
EICEMAN, BA, RGHEI, HO.
ELDER, FFB, HSU, TC.
ELLENBECKER. MJ, LEITH, D.
ENGEL, JP, RUBIN, AJ, SPROUL, CJJ .
EVANS, RM. DAVIES, PJA, O3STA, H.
EVANS, RM, PATIERNO, SR, WANG, D-S, CANTONI. 0.
EVENSON, DP, HIGSINS, PJ, GRUENEBERB. D.
EVERSMAN, 3, SIGAL, LL.
FECHTER, LD, YOUNG, JS.
FEMIA, RA, CLINE LOVE, LJ.
FEMIA, RA, SUYPINSKI. S, CLINE LOVE, LJ.
FESSAS, YP, WEILAND, RH.
FINN. MB. HALLENBECK, WH, CHEM, EH.
GABBITA, KV, HUANG, JVC. SOMMER, CV.
SABBITA. KV, HUANS, JYC.
BABBITA, KV, HUANG. JVC.
SABITA, KV, HUANB, .JYC.
GAD-EL-KARIM, MM, HARPER, B. LEGATOR, MS.
GASCIEWICZ, TA, NESS, WC. RUCCI, S.
GEALT, MA, CHAI, MD, ALPERT, KB.
6ERBA, CP, JANAUER, GE, COSTELLO, M.
SIBSON, RE, D'AMBROSIO, SM.
GIBSON-D'AMBROSID, RE, LEONY, Y, D'AMBROSIO, SM.
GINZBURB, LR, SLOBODKIN, LB, JOHNSON. K.
QLINER, JA, BUNNELL, DE, HORVATH, SM.
BLINER, JA, HORVATH. SM, MIHEVIC, PM.
8LINER, JA, MIHEVIC, PM, HQRVATH, SM.
60LEMBOSKI, KA, DELOR, DKD. STREIPS, UN, ET AL.
GOTTLIEB, MS.
GOULD. JP. HAY, TR.
GOULD, JP, RICHARDS, JT, MILES, MB.
GOULD, JP., RICHARDS, JT.
GRABOigSKI, CT, DASTON, GP.
GRABOWSKI, CT, PAYNE. DB.
GRABOWSKI, CT.
GRABOWSKI. CT.
GRAHAM, DY, SACKMAN. JW, ESTES, MK.
GRISHAM, JW. SMITH, SJ.
GUROL, MD, BREMEN, WM, HOL.DEN, TE.
HAMMER, R, JOEL, DD, LEFEVRE, ME.
HARD, TM, O'BRIEN, RJ. CHAN. CY, MEHRABZADEH, AA.
HARN6TT, PB, ROBISQN, SH, SWARTZENDRUBER, DE.
HARPER, BL, MORRIS, DL.
HARPER, BL, RAMANUJAM, VMS, GAD-EL-KARIN, MM.
809402
310091
309084
308532
808001
SOB 150
808048
,308048
310986
808932
809061
809474
809474
808519
807743
808201
B08201
808201
908201
807920
809627
810O49
808265
307693
81O146
807885
808177
808177
808177
307619
BO78O4
SO7367
807367
807367
303938
808938
808938
8O8938
808333
809604
809613
810140
807733
8O8O48
807820
807820
BIO
AIR
AIR
HLT
ENG
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
HLT
WTR
WTR
ENS
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
HLT
HLT
BID
ENG
HLT
HLT
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENB
HLT
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
93
84
82
82
83
83
92
83
95
. 84
83
84
85
84
94
84
34
84
84
84
84
85
84
82
83
92
82
83
83
'82
83
32
84
94
83
93
83
83
84
94
85
83
84
82
84
84
-------
n-s
INDEX II:
ARRANGED SY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
HARTMANN, DP, GEORGIAN, MM, KAGAN. E.
HARTMANN, DP, GEORGIAN, MM, OGHISO. Y, KAGAN. E.
HASSETT, JJ.'BANWART, WL, GRIFFIN, RA.
HECK, JD, COSTA, M.
HECK. JD. COSTA, M.
HEISE, GA, HUDSON. JD. '
HEISE, GA, HUDSON. ,JD. :
HEISE, GA, MILAR, tS.
HEISE, GA.
HEISE. GA.
HERSH, EM, REUBEN, JM, BOGERD, H, RQSENBLUM, M.
HEWLEY, RJF, STOTZ* Y, G.
HO, SSJ. BUTLER. HT, POOLE. CF.;
HOFFMAN, MR, BOYCE. 3D.
HOFFMANN. MR, JACOB, DJ.
HOLTZMAN', s, MEADE, M, STONE, JP.
HOY, CA, SALAZAR, EP, THOMPSON,'LH.
HSU. TC, LIANG, JC. SHIRLEY, LR.
HSU, TC, LIANG, JC.
HSU, TC, SHIRLEY, LR. TAKANARI,;H.
HSU, TC.
HUANG, CP, BLANKENSHIP, DW. ,
HUANG, CP, FU, PKL.
HUANG, JYC. CHEN, M-D.
HUANG. JYC, CHENG, M-D, MUELLER', JT.
HUANB, JYC. !
JACKSON, AC, WATSON, JW. '
JACOB, DJ, HOFFMANN. MR. i
JANAUER, GE, ROSSI. R. CONDO, DP.
JASHKIN, DP, CLARK, VA, COULSON. AH, BOURQUE, LB.
JENSEN, RH. BIGBEE, W, BRANSCOMB, EW.
JENSEN, RK, SLEIGHT, 3D, GOODMAN, JI, AUST, 3D.
JENSEN, TE," BAXTER, M, RACHLIN,, JW, JANI, V.
JENSEN, TE, RACHLIN, JW. JANI, ,V, WARKENTINE, B.
JQNE, CM, TROSKO, J£, CHANG, C-C, FUJIKI, H.
KAGAN, E, HAPTMANN, D-P.
KAGAN. E, JACOBSDN. RJ. j
KAGAN, E'. JACQBSQN, RJ.
KAGAN, E, OGHISO, Y, HARTMANN, D-P.
KAGAN, E, OGHISO. Y, HARTMANN,;D-P.
KAGAN. E. i
KAMENS, RM, RIVES, GD, T-EF.RY. JM, BELL. DA.
KAMINSKY. R, HITC.S, RA.
KAMINSKY, R, KAISER. KLE. HITES, RA.
KARIN, M, RICHARDS, RI.
KARLIN, M, RICHARDS. RI. I
808252
908252
308417
80B048
808O48
309132
809152
809 152
809 1 52
809152
807619
808329
808854
808086
808086
810142
808641
808582
808582
308582
808582
B08141
SOS 104
808201
808201
8O820 1
80766 1
8080B6
809867
8O8620
809642
808587
807035
807035
80858?
808252
808252
808252
8082?2
dO8252
SO8252
808112
30896 1
SO396 I
809199
809189
HLT
HLT
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
WTR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
HLT
AIR
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
, WTR
WTR
HLT
HLT
84
84
83
82
82
85
85
84
S3
84
83
83
83
83
84
85
84
83
83
83
83
84
84
84
85
32
82
83
'34
83
84
82
82
82
82
84
82
83
83
83
80
84
84
83
32
82
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INDEX II: ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
II-6
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER
AREA YR
KERKVLIET, NL. BAECHER-STEPPAN, L, CLAYCQMB, AT.
KIENE, RP, CAPONE. DQ.
KLEINMAN, NT, PHALEN. RF, CROCKER, TT.
KLEINMN, MT. BUFALINQ, C, MAUTZ, WJ, PHALEN, RF.
KLOPMAN, 6, ROSENKRANZ, H3.
KLOPMAN, G. TONUCCI, DA, HOLLOWAY, M.
KOCAIM, RM, LANDOLT, ML.
KQEHLER, JL, LEITH, D.
KONG, HL, 3AYLER, GS.
KONTUR, P. DAWSON, R, MONJAN, ft.
KQSINSKI, RJ, MERKEL, PIG.
KQSINSKI, RJ.
K:RUSE, EA, BARRETT, sw.
KUCERA, LS, DANIEL, LW, WAITE, M.
KUCERA, LS, IYER, N, KINS. L. KREBS, C, WAITE BM.
KUNKEL, TA, SCHAAPER, RM, LOEB, LA.
KUO, T, PATHAK, S, RAMAGLI, L, RODRISUES, L.
KURIAN, P, JEFFREY. AM. MILD, GE.
LAM, HF, PEISCH, R. AMDUR, MO.
LARSON, TV, AHLOUIST, NC. WEISS. RE. COVERT, DS.
LAWLER, DF, IZVRIETA. E, KAO, CP.
LAWLER, DF, WILKES, DR.
LAZINSKY. D. SICKO-GOAD, L. '
LEE, FH, HWANG, KM, HEIDELBERGER, C.
LEFERRE, ME, JOEL, DD.
LEFEVRE, ME, GREEN, FHY, JOEL, DD.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL, DD.
LEFEVRE. ME, JOEL, WD.
LEITH, D, ELLENBECKER, MJ.
LEITH, D, ELLENBECKER, MJ.
LEITH, D, ELLENBECKER. MJ.
LEITH, D, MARTIN, KP, Jr.
LEMLEY, AT, ZHON6, W-Z.
LEONOWJCZ, A, ED6EDILL, RU, BOLLAG, J-M.
LEONOWICZ, A, HOLLAB, J-M.
LIAN6, JC. HSU. TC, HENRY, JE.
LIANG, JC, 3ATYA-PRAKASH, KL.
LIANS, JC, YE, W-S.
LIANG, LN, SINCLAAAIR, JL, MALLORY, LM.
LICK, W.
LIM, PK, CHA, JA, PATEL, CP.
LIN, S, CARLSON, RM.
LIN, S, LIUKKONEN, RJ, THOM, RE, BASTIAN, JG.
LINDQUIST, B, WARSHAWSKY. D.
LIU, S-Y, BOLLAG, J~M.
LIU, S-Y. BOLLAG, J-M.
8082O4
B09475
808267
80S267
810O63
810O63
810057
808O01
808457
809O61
80797S
8O7978
807370
8O7770
8O7770
809623
808582
810407
809104
8075&9
8O8192
808192
8O7516
8O83O9
810140
810140
810140
810140
8O8O01
BOBObl
8O80O1
8090O3
309867
808165
808165
808582
808582
808582
807688
807742
809553
SO9695
809695
811209
808165
808165
HLT
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
ENS
BIO
HLT
BIO
810
BIO
. HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
ENS
ENS
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
WTR
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
WTR
ENS
ENG
ENS
BIO
WTR
WTR
82
84
85
83
84
84
84
83
83
84
84
84
85
83
84
83
82
85
82
82
83
84
83
82
84
82
84
84
83
82
82
84
84
84
84
83
85
85
82
82
83
84
34
85
83
85
-------
II-7
INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
LIU, S-Y. FREYER, A-I, MINAID, RD.; BOLLAG, J-M.
LIUKKQNEN, RJ, LIN, S. OYLER, AR,, LUKASEWYCZ, »J.
LOCH-CARUSO. R, TROSKO, JE. CORC03. IA.
LOCKHART, ML, DEUT3CH, JF, YAMAURA. I. ET AL.
LQCKHART, ML, ROSENBERG. BH.
LQEB, LA, ABBOTTS, J, LIU. PK, SILBER, JR.
LOEB, LA, LIU, PK, DAS, EK. SILBER, JR.
LOLL, MJ, BOLLAG, JM.
LONG, SR. MEEK, JJ, HARRINGONT, F,J, REILLY, JP.
LONG, SR, MEEK, JJ, REILLY. JP. !
MA. T-H, ANDERSON, VA, HARRIS, MM, BARE, JL.
MA. T-H, ET AL.
MA, T-H, HARRIS, MM, ANDERSON, VA, AHMED, I.
MA, T-H, LOWER, WR, HARRIS, FD, POKU, J, ET AL.
MA. T-H.
MACTUTUS, CF, FECHTER, LD.
MADHUKAR, 8V. YONEYAMA, M, MATSUMURA, F, ET AL.
MALLON, RQ, ROSSMAN, TG.
MALLORY, LM, SINCLAIR, JL, LIANG', LN.
MALLORY, LM. YUK, CS, LIANG, L-N, ALEXANDER, M.
MALY, MS, BARRETT, GUI.
MALY, MS.
MANNING, MP.LUID BED CATALYTIC OXIDATION:
MANNIX, RC, PHALEN. RF, WALTERS. R8, KURDSAKI, TT.
MARTIN, LR. '
MAUTZ, WJ, KLEINMAN, MT, BUFALINS, C, PHALEN, RF.
MAUTZ, WJ, KLEINMAN, MT, REISCHL, P, BUFALINS, C.
MCARDLE, JV, HOFFMANN, MR.
MCCARTY, PL, RITTMANN. BE, BOUWER, EJ.
MCDANIEL, JA, CAPONE, DG. I
MEEK, JT, LONG, SR, REILLY, JP.
MEHRABZADEH, AA, O'BRIEN, RO, HARD, TM.
MEHRABZADEH, AA, O'BRIEN, RJ, HARD, TM.
MEHROTRA, AK, TIEN, C. !
MIHEVIC, .PM, GLINER, JA, HORVATH, SM.
MILLER, K, KAGAN, E. ',
MOLDOVEANU, S, ANDERSON, J.
MOLDOVEANU, S, HANDLER, 6S, ANDERSON, JL,
MOTARA, MA, PATHAK, S, SATYA-PRAKASH, KL.
NARAYAN, KS, YOUNG. R, HEIDELBERGER, C,
NELSON, DJ, KIREMIDJIAN-SCHUMACHER, L, STOTZKY, 6.
NOROSKI, J, CLINE LOVE, LJ.
NOYES, RF, BARRETT. GW. TAYLOR, | DH.
O'BRIEN, RJ, HARD, TM, MEHRABZADEH. AA.
OAKDEN, JM, OLIVER, JS, FLEGAL.I AR.
OAKDEN, JM.
808165
807455
8085G7
80955O
809550
809A23
309623
808165
808790
808790
307497
807497
807497
8O7497
807497
8O9061
808587
808482
807698
8O7688 •
807370
807370
810397
808267
308585
808267
808267
808096
808034
809475
80B790
807733
807733
809482
808177
808252
808084
808084
808582
808309
808329
809474
807370
BO7733
303732
8O87B2
WTR
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
ENG
HLT
AIR
HLT
HLT
AIR
WTR
BIO
AIR
AIR
AIR
ENG
HLT
HLT
WTR
WTR
HLT
HLT
BIO
WTR
BIO
AIR
BIO
BIO
85
83
84
82
83
83
S3
85
83
83
83
82
84
83
83
84
83
83
82
83
84
84
34
83
84
84
83
83
84
85
82
83
83
84
83
81
34
84
85
84
82
84
82
83
84
94
-------
n-8
INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
OLSEN, LJ, HINSDILL, RD.
OLSON, LJ, HINSDILL, RD, WELTMAN, D.
OPSAL, RB, REILLY, JP,
ORAVEC, CT. SAMUEL, MJ, D'AMBROSIO, DM.
OSBORNE, JA, CALLAHAN, JL.
OSBORNE, JA^ v
OVERSTREET, JW, BLAZAK, WF.
OVERSTREET, JW.
OVERSTREET, JW.
OVERSTREET, JW.
OWENS, L, VANKEUREN, RW.
OWENS, LB, EDWARDS, WM, VAN KEUREN, RW.
OWENS, LB, VAN KEUREN, RW, EDWARDS, WM.
OWENS, LB, VAN KEUREN, RW, EDWARDS, WM.
PANKOW, JF. ISABELLE, LM, ASHER, WE.
PANKDW, JF, JOHNSON, RL. HOUEK, JE, BRILLANTE, SM.
PATHAK, HSU. TC, SAMAAN, N. HICKEY, RC.
PATHftK, S, HSU. TC. SAMAAN, N, HICKEY, RC.
PATIERNO, SR, COSTA, M, LEWIS. VM. PEAVY, DL.
PATIERNO, SR. PELLIS, MR, EVANS, RM, COSTA, M.
PIELKE, RA, MCNIDER, RT, SEGAL, M, MAHRER, Y.
PITTS. JN, JR, SANHUEZA, E, ATKINSON, R.
PITTS, JN, JR, WINER, AM, HARRIS, BW, CARTER, WPL.
PITTS, JN, JR.
PLANT, AL, POWNALL, HJ, SMITH, LC.
POMREHN, PR, CLARKE, WR. SOWERS, MF, WALLACE. RB.
POOLE, CF, BUTLER, HJ, CODDENS, ME, KHATIB. S.
POOLE, CF. SCHUETTE. SA.
PORTER, WP, HINSDILL. R, FAIRBROTHER, A, ET AL.
PRINGLE, CM, WHITE, DS, RICE, CP, TUCHMAN, ML.
QUALLS, RB. CHANS, JCH, OSSOFF, SF.
Q.UANT, RC, PEARSON. MN, ROHRMANN, GF.
RACHLIN, JW, JENSEN, TE, BAXTER, M, JANI, V.
RACHLIN, JW, JENSEN, TE, WARKENTINE, B.
RACHLIN,' JW, JENSEN, TE, WARKENTINE, B.
RACHLIN, JW, WARKENTINE. B, JENSEN, TE.
RAM, NM, MALLEY. JP, JR.
RAO. 6R, CAIN, CA, TOMPKINS, WAF.
RECKHOW, DA, SINGER, PC.
REDDY, CC, BRASSO, TL, SCHOLZ. RW, LABOSH, TJ.
REDDY, CC, SCHOLZ, RW, THOMAS, CE, MASSARO, EJ.
REDDY, CC, SCHOLZ. RW, THOMAS. CE, MASSARO, EJ.
REDDY, CC, THOMAS, CE, SCHOLZ, RW. MASSARO. EJ.
REISCHL, P. BEAUCAGE, CB.
REISCHL, P, MAUTZ, WJ, BUFALINS, C.
REISCHL, P, MAUTZ, WJ.
807540
80754O
908790
310146
807961
807961
809039
809089
BO9089
809089
809098
8O9098
BO9098
809098
807239
807239
808582
808S82
808048
8O8048
810471
807739
8O7739
807739
808773
807217
808854
808834
807540
.807547
809593
809460
807O35
807O35
8O7O35
307035
809767
809566
810235
807746
807746
807746
807746
808267
808267
808267
BIO
BIO
AIR
HLT
.BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
AIR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
WTR
WTR
BIO
BIO
EN6
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
BID
ENG
HLT
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
84
83
83
85
84
82
33
84
84
83
84
83
S3
83
84
84
82
32
83
83
83
84
S3
83
S3
33
84
83
84
81
84
84
82
83
84
32
84
84
84
82
82
82
82
83
82
84
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INDEX II: ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
II-9
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA VR
RGHE1, HO. EICEMAN, 6A. j
RHODES, Q, OPSAL, RB, MEEK, JJ, REILLY, JP.
ROBISON, SH, CANTON!, 0, COSTA, M.
RQBISON, SH, CANTONI, 0, HECK, JD, COSTA, M.
ROB ISDN, SH. COSTA. M. :
ROCK, CA, BROOKS. JL. BRADEEN, SA, ET AL.
ROCK, CA, BROOKS, JL, BRADEEN, SA, WOODARD, FE.
ROCKE, TE, YUILL, TM, HINSDILL, RO.
ROGERS. JM, GRABOWSKI, CT. '
ROGERS, JM', GRABOWSKI, CT.
ROGERS, JM, MORELLI, L, GRABOWSKI, CT.
ROSE, JB, SINGH, 3N, GERBA. CP,' KELLEY, LM.
ROSENKRANZ, HS, KLDPMAN, 6, CHANKDNG, V, ET AL.
ROSSMAN, TG, MOLINA, M.
ROSSMAN, TG, STONE-WOLFE, DS.
RUBIN, AJ, ENGEL, JP, SPROUL, OJ .
RUBINSTEIN. C, JONE. C, TRQSKOi JE, CHANG, C--C.
RYAN, W, LAMB, B, ROBINSON, E. '
RYAN, W, LAMB, B. !
SANKUEZA, E. PLUM, CN, P'TTS, JN, JR,
SATYA-PRAKASH, KL, HSU. TC, WHEELER, WJ.
SAUCY, DA, KAMENS. RM, LINTON, RW.
SAYLER, GS, KONG, H-L, SHIELDS, MS.
SCHAAPER. RM, KUNKEL, TA, LOEB, LA.
SCHELSKE, CL, STOERMER, EF, CONLEY, DJ, ET AL.
SCHULTZ, TW, MOULTDN. BA. :
SCYPJNSKI, S, CLINE LOVE, LJ. .
SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE, LJ. '
SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE, LJ. ,
SENKAN, SM, BOSE, D. ',
SENKAN, SM, ROBINSON, JM, GUPTiA, AK.
SENKAN, SM. "
SHENDE, L, MEISTPICH, ML. BROCK, WA, HSU, TC.
SHI, L, HSU, TC, PATHAK, S. BRAND VSK.Y,. TA.
SHIREMAN, JV. ALDRIDGE. FJ. ROTTMANN, RW.
SHIREMAN, JV, ROTTMANN, RW, ALDRIDGE. FJ.
SICKO-GOAD. L, LA2INSKY, D. 1
SICKO-GOAD, L, LAZINSKY, D. ;
SINCLAIR, JL, ALEXANDER. M.
SLATER, J, CAPONE. DB.
SLEZAK, TR, VANDERLAAN. M, JENSEN, RH.
SMITH, GJ, MCFARLAND, RD, REISNER, HM, HUDSON, GS.
SMITH, LC, MASSEY, JB, SPARROW, JT, GOTTQ, AM.
SMITH, LC, POWNALL, HJ.
SMITH, LC, VQYTA, JC. KINNUNEN, PKJ, GOTTO, AM.
SMITH, 01. WANG, S-N, TSEREBOUNIS, S.
809084
808790
8O8048
808049
308048
808069
9O8069
308367
3O893B
808938
908938
309855
810063
808482
808482
SOB ISO
808587
807336
807336
807739
808582
8081 12
808457
809623
81 0396
810791
809474
8O9474
809474
808314
808314
810381
8O3582
808582
8O797O
807970
807516
807516
307688
8O9475
808642
SO96O4
308773
308773
80977"
808352
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENB
ENS
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
BID
ENG
HLT
AIR
AIR
AIR
HLT
AIR
BIO
HLT
BIO
BIO
WTR
WTR
WTR
ENG
EN6
ENG
HLT
HLT
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIQ
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
82
83
82
83
82
84
82
83
83
84
34
84
84
83
82
83
34
84
84
84
34
33
84
83
8"
35
34
84
84
83
83
84
83
82
83
83
92
83
84
84
83
84
83
83
B~:
8-3
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INDEX II:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER
AREA YR
SMITH, 01.
SNOW, AA, VINCE, SW.
SQNNENFELD, G, HUDGENS, RW, STREIPS, UN.
SONNENFELD, G, HUDBENS, RW, STREIPS, VN.
SONNENFELD, G, HUDBENS, RW, STREIPS, VN.
SONNENFELD, G.
SONNENFELD, 6., STREIPS, VN, COSTA, M.
SPRQUL, OJ, CHEN, YSR, ENGELi JP, RUBIN, AJ.
STOCK, TH, HOLQUIN. AH. BUFFLER, PA.
STOHRER, 6, OSBAND, JA, ALVARADO-URIBINA. G.
STORM, JE, MILLINGTQN, WR, FECHTER, LD.
STOTZKY, G, BABICH, H.
SUGATT, RH, O'GRADY. DP, BANERJEE, S.
TAM, PE, HINSDILL, PD.
TASHKIN, DP, CLARK, VA, COULSON, AH, SIMMONS, M.
TASHKIN, KP, CLARK, VA, SIMMONS, REEMS, C, ET AL.
THOMPSON, LH, CARRANO, AV, SALAZAR, E. FELTQN, JS.
THOMPSON, LH, SALAZAR, EP, BROOKMAN, KW, HOY, CA.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C, MEDCALF, A.
TROSKO, JE. CHANG. C-C.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C.
TROSKO, JE, CHANG, CC. METZLOFF, M.
TROSKO, JE, JONE, C. AYLSWORTH, C, TSUSHIMOTO, G.
TRQSKQ, JE, JONE, C, CHANG, C-C.
TSERESOUNIS. SI. SMITH, 01.
TSUSHIMOTO, G, ASANO, S, TROSKO. JE, CHANG, C-C.
TSUSHIMOTO, G, CHANG, C-C, TROSKO, JE.
TSUSHIMOTO, G, TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C, AUST, 3D.
TSUSHIMDTO, G. TROSKO, JE. CHANG, C-C.
TUAZON. EC, ATKINSON, R, PLUM, CN, WINER AM.
TUAZON, EC, SANHUEZA, E, ATKINSON, R, CARTER, WPL.
VALEIRAS, H, GUPTA. AK, SENKAN, SM.
VINCE, SW, SNOW, AA.
VOYTA, JC, VIA, DP, KIMNUNEN, PKJ, SPARROW. JT.
WAGNER, GJ. NULTY, E, LEFEVRE, M.
U1AITE, M, DANIEL, L, BEAUDRY, G.
WALLINGTON, TJ. ATKINSON, R, WINER. AM.
WALTERS, RB.
WANG, P-K.
WANG, P-K.
WANG, PK, DENZER. SM.
WANG, PK.
WANG, PK.
WARNER, TT, FIZZ, RR. SEAMAN. NL.
WARREN. ST. DOLITTLE. DJ, CHANG, C-C, GOODMAN, J.
808352
309874
8076 1 9
80761?
8O76 1 9
8O7619
8O7il9
808150
308738
308746
309061
8O9067
8086 1 3
807540
809620
808620
80S641
808641
308587
808587
808587
8O85B7
808587
808587
808587
308352
30S587
308587
308587
3O8587
8O7739
807739
8O8314
809874
BO8773
8 1 O 1 4O
907770
B 10917
808267
309371
809371
309371
809371
809371
808610
308587
ENG
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
AIR
ENG
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
HLT
AIR
AIR
AIR
AIR
AIR
AIR
HLT
83
84
84
84
83
83
33
83
82
83
84
84
84
84
84
84
83
83
83
84
O
84
82
82
83
03
83
83
82
32
83
34
34
34
as
S4
82
84
83
83
84
83
83
82
83
82
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INDEX II: ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
11-11
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
WEBER, WJ, JR, VOICE, TC, JODELLAK, A.
WEILAND, RH, FESSAS. YP, RAMARAO, BV.
WEINBERGER, R, CLINE LOVE, LJ.
WEINSTEIN, MP, BROOKS, HA.
WEINSTEIN, MP.
WEINSTEIN, MP. :
WEISS. RE, LARSON TV, WAGGONER, AP.
WEISSHAAR, DE, TALLMAN, DE.
WENGER, GR. MCMILLAN. DE. CHANG, LW.
WENGER. GR, MCMILLAN, DE. CHANG, ,L\>).
WEY, C, POWELL, EA, JA60DA. JI.
WICKRAMANAYAKE, GB, RUBIN, AJ, SPROUL, OJ.
WICKRAMANAYAKE. GB, RUBIN, AJ, SFROUL, OJ.
WIEDER, RK.
WILKINS, CL, GROSS. ML.
WILLIS, GE. DEARDORFF, OW.
WILSON, WS, VISWANATHAN, KS, SEKRETA, E.
WINER, AM, ATKINSON, R, PITTS. JN. JR.
WOFSY, sc, MCELROY, MB, ELKINS, Jw.
WOFSY, sc. ;
WQJDANI, A, ALFRED, LJ. j
WOJOANI, A, ALFRED, LJ.
WQJDANI. A. ATTARZADEH, M. WOLDE-TSADIK, 6.
WOODS, R, CLINE LOVE. LJ.
WOODS, RJ, SCYPINSKI, S, CLINE LOVE, LJ.
WU, YC, HSIEH, HN, CAREY, DF, OU. KC.
YAMAMOTO. N, LOPEZ. G.
YANCEY, SB, EDENS, JE, TROSKO, JE, CHANG, C-C.
YANG, PY, HUANG. CJ.
YANG, PY, NAGANO, SY, LIN, JK, WONG, YT.
YARMCHUCK, P, WEINBERGER. R, HIRSCH, RF.
YE, W-S, LIANG, JC, HSU, TC. ;
YOUNG, JS., FECHTER, LD,
YOUNG, PY. NAGANO. SY.
ZHONG. WZ, LEMLEY, AT. !
ZIMMERING, S, KAMMERMEYER, KL. ;
ZIMMERING, S, KAMMERMEYER. KL.
ZIMMERIN6, S.
ZIMMERIN6, S. ]
ZIMMERINS, S. ;
ZIMMERING, S. I
ZIMMERING, S. i
ZINHERING, S.
ZIMMERING, S, ,
ZIMMERING, S. '
ZIMMERING, S. '
807359
808319
809474
808707
908707
808707
8O7569
308084
8O9452
809452
B08953
808150
908150
810082
807251
808919
810896
810917
307081
810219
807O46
807046
807046
SO9474
8O9474
307600
309475
808587
808056
808056
809474
80B582
B09O61
808056
809867 "
808648
308648
808648
SOS648
808648
808648
808648
305648
308648
808648
808648
ENG
ENG
WTR
BIO
BIO
BIO
AIR
WTR
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
BIO
ENG
AIR
AIR
AIR
WTR
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
WTR
ENG
BIO
HLT
ENG
ENG
WTR
HLT
HLT
ENG
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
S3
84
34
S3
83
82
82
81
84
84
34
84
84
85
31
83
84
84
81
83
83
84
84
84
84
84
85
82
31
81
34
83
83
84
84
82
83
82
82
82
82
82
83
83
83
93
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III-l
INDEX III:
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
AEROSPACE CORP.
ALASKA, U. OF
ALASKA, U. OF I
ARIZONA, U. OF
ARIZONA, U. OF
ARKANSAS, U. OF
ARKANSAS, U. OF
BAYLOR COLLEPE i
BAYLOR COLLEGE•
BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB
BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB
BROWN U.
CALIFORNIA IMST. OF TECH.
CALIFORNIA INST, OF TECH.:
CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN, U. OF
CALIFORNIA, U. OF
CALIFORNIA. U
CALIFORNIA,
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA,
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA,
CALIFORNIA,
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA, U
CALIFORNIA, U
CASE WESTERN RESERVE U,
CHARLES R. DREW MEDICAL SCHOOL
CINCINNATI, U. OF
CLARKSON COLLEGE I
COLORADO STATE U. ;
CORNELL U.
CUNY, RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF
DELAWARE, U. OF
OREXELL U. j
DREXELL U.
EMORY U.
CENTRAL
U. OF
U. OF
U. OF
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA,
FLORIDA,
FLORIDA, U. OF
GEORGETOWN U.
GEORGIA INST. OF TECH.
GEORGIA INST. OF TECH.
GEORGIA, U. OF
8085B5
808340
808176
809955
807915
809098
809452
808333
803773
810140
910142
808648
809191
808086
808309
808267
307661
808177
808620
808641
808642
809089
809189
80B3S2
807742
807739
810917
810063
807046
811209
808519
810471
808324
807035
803141
810049
809613
807538
807961
807970
809402
809874
308252
807367
308953
B080B4
AIR
BIO
WTR
HLT
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
EN6
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
EN6
WTR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
BIO
ENS
AIR
EN6
BIO
ENG
BIO
ENG
HLT
BIO
BIO
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
ENG
WTR
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INDEX Ills
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
HARVARD COLLEGE
HARVARD COLLEGE
HARVARD U.
HARVARD U.
HAWAII, U. OF
ILLINOIS INST. OF TECH.
ILLINOIS STATE U.
ILLINOIS, U. OF
ILLINOIS, U. OF
ILLINOIS, U. OF
ILLINOIS, U. OF
ILLINOIS, WESTERN, U.
INDIANA U.
INDIANA U.
INDIANA U.
INDIANA U. FOUNDATION
IOWA. LI. OF
JOHNS HOPKINS U.
JOHNS HOPKINS U.
KENTUCKY, U. OF
MAINE, U. OF
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.
MASSACHUSETTS, LI. OF
MIAMI U.
MIAMI, U. OF
MICHIGAN STATE U.
MICHIGAN, U. OF
MICHIGAN. U. OF
MICHIGAN, U. OF
MICHIGAN, U. OF
MICHIGAN, U. OF
MICHIGAN, U. OF
MINNESOTA, U. OF
MINNESOTA. U. OF
MINNESOTA, U. OF
MONTANA STATE U.
NEBRASKA, U. OF
NEW MEXICO STATE U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK, STATE U. OF
NEW YORK. STATE U. OF
807082
810219
aoaooi
807081
808056
810381
807452
807619
807743
809566
808417
807497
808961
808790
810896
809152
807217
809061
808104
807666
808069
809104
808314
810397
809767
807370
808938
808587
808064
807316
807547
810396
307359
808706
807360
807455
809695
908932
807251
809084
808329
808482
809067
810099
807885
808537
HLT
WTR
ENS
WTR
ENG
ENG
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
HLT
UITR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
HLT
END
ENG
ENG
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
BIO
BIO
ENG
AIR
BIO
ENG
ENS
BIO
ENG
AIR
BIO
BIO
BIO
AIR-
BIO
BIO
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IiI-3
INDEX III:
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
OF
OF
OF
NORTH CAROLINA STATE U.
NORTH CAROLINA. U. OF
NORTH CAROL. I MA, U.
NORTH CAROLINA, U.
NORTH CAROLINA, U.
OHIO STATE iJ.
OHIO STATE U. ;
OHIO STATE U.
OHIO STATE U.
OHIO STATE U.
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER
ORESON GRADUATE CENTER
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER
OREGON STATE U.
OREGON STATE U.
OREGON STATE U.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE U.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE U.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE U.
PITTSBURGH, U. OF
PORTLAND STATE U.
ROCHESTER, U. OF
SAN HOSE STATE U.
SETON HALL U.
SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE
SLOAN-KETTERIN6 INSTITUTE
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE U. j
STANFORD U.
STANFORD U.
SUNY, RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF
SUNY, RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF
SUNY, RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF
SUNY, RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP. .
SYRACUSE U.
I
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE,
TEXAS A&M
TEXAS, U.
TEXAS, U.
TEXAS. U.
TEXAS, U.
TEXAS, U.
U.
U.
RE3E
OF
OF
DF
OF
C'-
OF
OF
•ARi
TULANE U.
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH U.j
WAKE FOREST U. '
809553
B09604
809593
310235
3081\2
807693
810146
31O407
808098
809150
807239
907373
810091
808204
809460
808919
807746
808165
808610
807600
807733
809627
808782
809474
808746
809550
810986
808686
808034
809437
809475
808265
309867
808613
809482
808457
810791
307978
308048
808582
807820
808738
808197
807804
808707
807770
ENB
HLT
ENG
ENG
AIR-
HLT
HUT
HLT
BIO
EN6
AIR
AIR
AIR
HLT
BIO
AIR
HLT
WTR
AIR
ENG
AIR
HLT
BIO
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENB
WTR
•BIO
BIO
ENG
ENG
BIO
ENG
BIO
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
BIO
HLT
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ni-4
INDEX Ills
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
.INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
WASHINGTON STATE U.
WASHINGTON. U. OF
WASHINGTON, U. OF
WASHINGTON, U. OF
WASHINGTON, U. OF
WAYNE STATE U.
WEST VIRGINIA U.
WISCONSIN, U. OF
WISCONSIN, U. OF
WISCONSIN, U. OF
WISCONSIN, U. OF
WISCONSIN. U. OF
WISTAR INSTITUTE
807336
809623
808349.
a10057
30756?
808854
810092
B07540
B08367
809201
809162
809371
809202
AIR
HI_T
BIO
BIO
AIR
WTR
BIO
BIO
BIO
ENG
ENG
AIR
HLT
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