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Published Articles

a-Adrenergic Receptors and Their Significance to Chemical-Induced Nephrotoxicity - A Brief Review
Evaluating Occupational Claims of Chemical-Induced Injury
Heavy Metal Hazards of Asian Traditional Remedies
Organ-Specific Differences in 8-Oxoguanocine Glycosylase (OGG1) Repair Following Acute Treatment with Benzo[a] Pyrene
Organ-Specific Differences in DNA Damage, DNA Repair, and Antioxidant Systems
Airborne Asbestos Concentration from Brake Changing does not Exceed Permissible Exposure Limit
   - See also Asbestos Supplement
Activation of a1-Adrenergic Receptors Potentiates the Nephrotoxicity of Ethylene Dibromide
Tissue Metal Concentrations and Histopathology of Rats Gavaged with Vitrified Soil Obtained from the Former Charleston Naval Shipyard (SC, USA)

Pending Articles

Bioavailability of Aluminum from Soil Versus Aqueous Media

Last Updated: 3/2/2005

Center for Environmental/Occupational Risk Analysis & Management
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