NINTH COTTON DUST RESEARCH CONFERENCE
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Cotton Dust Standard Update
P.J. Wakelyn |
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Cotton Dust Control: Dust Reduction Attempts Prior to Engineering
John D. Neefus |
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Optimizing Air Cleaning System for Yarn Manufacturing Areas: Primary and Secondary Filtration
Paul F. Gundlach and A.L. Ivester |
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Cotton Dust Control: Opening and Blending
Andrew G. Schauder |
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Cotton Dust Control: Carding
D.L. McKay |
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Cotton Dust Control: Drawing
Melvin R. Witcher, Jr. |
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Cotton Dust Control: Wastehouses
Miller T. Jones, Jr. |
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Dust and Lint Control with Modular Filtration
F. Raymond Childress and Frederick M. Shofner |
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Removal and Collection of Microdust and Respirable Dust from Cotton Fibers
F.M. Shofner and G.F. Williams |
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Factors Affecting the Size Distribution of Cotton Dust Particles: A Progress Report
J.B. Cocke, R.E. Harrison, and J.D. Bargeron III |
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Proximate, Elemental, and Microscopical Analyses of "Standard Cotton Dusts"
R.J. Berni, L.N. Domelsmith, W.R. Goynes, and M. Karol |
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Chemical Differentiation of Card Dusts from the 1983 Area of Growth/Varieties Study I. Proximate and Elemental Analyses
L.N. Domelsmith, R.J. Berni, J.B. Cocke, and H.H. Perkins, Jr. |
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Chemical Differentiation of Card from the 1983 Area of Growth/Varieties Study. II. Capillary Gas Chromatographic Analyses of Derivatized Extracts
L.N. Domelsmith, R.J. Berni, H.H. Perkins, Jr., and J.B. Cocke |
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Volatile Terpene Content of Glanded and Glandless Cotton Cultivars and Lines
G.W. Elzen, H.J. Williams, A.A. Bell, R.D. Stipanovic, and S. B. Vinson |
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From L-Phenylalanine to Condensed Tannins: A Brief Review of Tannin Chemistry and Biochemistry and a Report on its Distribution in Cotton Plant Parts
Bock G. Chan |
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High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic Analysis of Cotton Dusts, Flax Dusts, and Gossypium Tannins
John P. McCormick and Karen A. Ryan |
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Experiments with Bracts and Bract Dusts
Philip R. Morey, Janet J. Fischer, K.K. Foarde, M. D. Attfield, and D. Riffle |
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A Replica-Plating Method for Assessment of the Bacterial Composition of Cotton Dust
P.D. Millner, K.E. Powers, H.H. Perkins, Jr., and M. Kinoshita |
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Rate of Opening of Cotton Bolls - A Preliminary Study of a Possible Secondary Causal Factor in Byssinosis
P.B. Marsh, M.E. Simpson, T.W. Culp, and D. Harrell |
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Exceptionally Low Bacterial Counts Common on Raw Cotton Fiber from The, San Joaquin Valley of California
M.E. Simpson and P.B. Marsh |
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Contribution of Fungal Materials to Cotton Mill Dusts
Wilton R. Goynes, Joseph G. Montalvo, Jr., and Lloyd B. DeLuca |
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Observations on Byssinotics Diagnosed in the United Kingdom Between 1974 and 1980
G.B. Rooke, A.N. Dempsey, V.F. Hillier, J. Jeacock, and R. McNamee |
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Respiratory Symptoms and Lung Function in Ex-Cotton and Flax Workers
P.C. Elwood, P.M. Sweetnam, J.H. El.wood, and M. Campbell |
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A Role for Chest Radiography in Evaluation of COPD in Long-Term Cotton Workers
Philip C. Pratt |
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Reproducibility of Shift Decrements in FEV(1) in Textile Workers
B. Boehlecke and R. Jacobs |
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The Characterization of Oxo-Octadecenoic Acids from Human Lung: Correlation with Byssinosis
Nancy J. Phillips, David G. Lynn, and William S. Lynn |
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Biologic Activities of Four Oxo-Octadecenoic Acids Found in Cotton Worker Lungs at Autopsy
William S. Lynn, David G. Lynn, Clifford Sachs, Jr., and Alan R. Jacobs |
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Effect of Acetylsalicylic Acid on Pulmonary Responses after Cotton Dust Exposure
Ragnar Rylander and Per Haglind |
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Further Experience with the Inhalation of Cotton Dust Extracts in Human Volunteers
D.A. Johnson, T.A. Thomson, P.J. Nicholls, and M. McDermott |
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Newer Approaches to the Study of Byssinosis
E. Neil Schachter |
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Cotton Bract Lung Constricting Agent(s)
Marion G. Buck, James H. Wall, and E. Neil Schachter |
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Acute Respiratory Reactions to Cotton Dust in Healthy Non-Textile Workers
Robert M. Castellan, John L. Hankinson, and Joseph B. Cocke |
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Respiratory Function in Cotton Workers Exposed to Dust from Glanded and Glandless Cotton Dust
Ragnar Rylander and Per Haglind |
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Gossonorol Induction of Prostaglandin F2, in Pulmonary Alveolar Macrophages
R.L. Ziprin, K.R. Beerwinkle, and H.J. Williams |
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The Effect of Cotton Tannins on Prostaglandin and Histamine Release
G.A. Greenblatt and M.H. Elissalde |
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Effect of Endotoxin and Tannin on Canine Tracheal Epithelium and Shunt Pathway
M.M. Cloutier, J.A. Russell, and M.S. Rohrbach |
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Tannin Mediated Release of Neutrophil Chemotactic Factor from Alveolar Macrophages
Michael S. Rohrbach, Rebecca A. Rolstad, Teresa Kreofsky, and James A. Russell |
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Cotton Bracts Tannin Is a Cytotoxin for Porcine Endothelial Cells
Christopher M. Johnson, Michelle Nyberg Hanson, and Michael S. Rohrbaqh |
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Cotton Dust and Bracts as Releasers of Arachidonate Metabolites from Alveolar Macrophages
N. El-Mahdy, P.J. Nicholls, R.C. Brown, and A. Poole |
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Endotoxins in Airborne Dusts from Cottons of Different Varieties or Areas of Growth
S.A. Olenchock, R.M. Castellan, P. Sasser, and J.B. Cocks |
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Prostaglandin Production Following Aerosol Exposure to Enterobacter agglomerans Endotoxin (LPS) and Endotoxoid
Robert Burrell and Ilkka Helander |
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Endotoxin Activity and Microbial Study of Cotton Dust Particles of Known Sizes
J.J. Fischer, M. Ellakkani, P. Thorne, D. Weyel, Y. Alarie, and M. Karol |
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Comparison of the Respiratory Response of Guinea Pigs to Cotton Dust and Endotoxin from Enterobacter agglomerans
M. Karol, M. Ellakkani, M. Barnett, Y. Alarie, and J.J. Fischer |
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The Effect of Repeated Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) Aerosol Exposure on the Structure of the Distal Lung
R. Clark Lantz, David E. Hinton, and Robert Burrell |
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The Action of Endotoxin and Flax Dust Extract on Airway Smooth Muscle and Human Platelets
J.A. Russell, E.J. Simons, T. Kreofsky, and M.S. Rohrbach |
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The Effect of Complement on the LPS Aerosol Generated Tissue Responses of the Lung
R. Burrell, R.C. Lantz, and D.E. Hinton |
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Stimulation of Interleukin 1 Production by Alveolar Macrophages by Endotoxin from Various Bacterial Species
Daniel M. Lewis |
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Platelet Activating Factor in Alveolar Macrophages after Exposure to Standard Cotton Dust
Lena Beijer and Ragnar Rylander |
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Use of a Parallel Stage Impactor to Assess the Particle Size Distribution of Cotton Dusts
D. Weyel, M. Ellakkani, Y. Alarie, and M. Karol |
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Potencies of Selected Cotton Dusts as Assessed by the Human and the Guinea Pig Model
M. Karol, M. Barnett, M. Ellakkani, Y. Alarie, and D. Weyel |
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Effects from 12-Month Inhalation of Cotton Dust
M.A. Ellakkani, Y. Alarie, D. Weyel, and M. Karol |
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Respiratory Parameters Which Characterize the Response of Guinea Pigs to Inhalation of Cotton Dust
Y. Alarie, M. Ellakkani, D. Weyel, and M. Karol |
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Pulmonary Function Analysis of Bronchoconstriction: A Survey of the Potential Etiological Agents and Mediators Following Cotton Dust Extract Inhalation in Rabbits
M.P. Bishop, P.A. Pilia, W.J. Moorman, and S.K. Ainsworth |
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