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DRAFT DO NOT CITE OR QUOTE Health A
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PREFACE This draft health assessmen
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1 4.4.3. Extraction of Diesel Parti
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1 Ohkuma, S; Poole, B. ( 1978) Fluo
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Study Diaz-Sanchez et al. (1996) Di
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Study Edling and Axelson (1984) Edl
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1 S. typhimurium were inconclusive
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1 diesel exhaust on the immune syst
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1 5.6.2.6. Other Noncancerous Effec
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1 Garg, BD. (1983) Histologic quant
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1 Lewis, TR; Campbell, KI; Vaughan,
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1 Pepelko, WE. ( 1982b) EPA studies
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1 EPA, 1995a). The BMC approach, ap
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Table 6-3. Results of benchmark con
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1 the Ishinishi et al. (1988) study
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1 Mauderly, JL; Jones, RK; Griffith
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1 respectively). Bronchoalveolar ad
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1 adenocarcinomas (1311 00) were si
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1 Lewis et al. ( 1989) also examine
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1 In a follow-up study, strain A mi
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10. METABOLISM AND MECHANISM OF ACT
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APPENDIX A. EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL A
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1 B.l. INTRODUCTION 2 As previously
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