TENTH COTTON DUST RESEARCH CONFERENCE
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Summary of the 1986 Conference on Cotton Dust Research
P.J. Wakelyn |
1 |
Cotton Regulatory Update
P.J. Wakelyn |
3 |
The Cotton Dust Standard: Costs and Benefits in Retrospect
Carl L. Dyer |
12 |
Comparison of Card and MTM Determinations of Respirable Dust Percentage Weights
Preston E. Sasser, Frederick M. Shofner, and Gordon F. Williams |
15 |
Influence of an Additive on Cotton Dust Character During Spinning
Joseph B. Cocke and H.H. Perkins, Jr. |
18 |
Natural Products Content of Cotton Bracts and Mill Dust: Lacinilenes and Cadalenes
G.A. Greenblatt and A.A. Bell |
23 |
Natural Products Content of Cotton Bracts and Mill Dust: Volatile Terpenes and Terpenoid Aldehydes
A.A. Bell, R.O. Stipanovic, G.W. Elzen, and H.J. Williams |
30 |
Natural Products Content of Cotton Bracts and Mill Dust: Tannins
A.A. Bell |
37 |
High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic Analysis of Airborne Tannins Associated with Cotton Dust
John P. McCormick, Terrance D. Hubert, and Karen A. Ryan |
42 |
Malic Acid and Mannitol in Cotton Dust, Lint, and Bract: An Update
L.N. Domelsmith |
50 |
Update on Endotoxin Research at SSRC
R.J. Berni, N.M. Morris, M.A. Rousselle, and L.N. Domelsmith |
53 |
Bacterial Counts on Commercial Cotton Fiber from the U.S. Crop of 1984
M.E. Simpson and P.B. Marsh |
57 |
Bactericide and Moisture Affect Cotton Dust Microbiological Activity
J.D. Bargeron, P.H. Perkins, Jr., and M. Kinoshita |
63 |
Varietal Effects on Gram-Negative Bacteria in Ginned Lint
E.P. Columbus and T.T. Fischer |
65 |
Bacterial and Endotoxin Content of Cotton Blends
P.D. Millner, H.H. Perkins, Jr., and M. Kinoshita |
68 |
Relationships Between Bacteria and Endotoxin in Cotton Lint and in Card Generated Dust
H.H. Perkins, Jr., S.A. Olenchock, P.D. Millner, and M. Kinoshita |
71 |
Bacteriological Studies in Lancashire Cotton Mills
A.F. Tuxford and I.J. Moogan |
73 |
Mechanisms of Pulmonary Injury Caused by Inhaled Enterobacter Agglomerans Lipopolysaccharide
W.F. Willoughby, J.B. Willoughby, G.F. Gerberick, and H.A. Jaffe |
78 |
Airway Neutrophil Recruitment in Guinea Pigs after Exposure to Various Preparations of Endotoxin
R. Rylander and J. Fischer |
82 |
Comparison of the Endotoxin Content of Bulk Cotton and Cotton Dust with the Interleukin 1 Inducing Activity of Cotton Extracts
D.M. Lewis, S.A. Olenchock, and R.M. Castellan |
84 |
Release of Cyclooxygenase Metabolites of Arachidonic Acid from Lipopolysaccharide Stimulated Macrophage
M.H. Elissalle and R.C. Beier |
87 |
Follow-Up of Byssinotics Diagnosed in the United Kingdom, Between 1974 and 1980
G.R. Rooke, A.N. Dempsey, V.F. Hillier, and J. Jeacock |
89 |
Physiological Responses to Inhaled Cotton Dust, Aqueous Extracts, and Endotoxins
M. McDermott, P.J. Nicholls, P.T. McCarthy, and M.M. Bevan |
92 |
Follow-Up Study of Pulmonary Function of a Cohort of Textile Mill Workers
B. Boehlecke, K. Hafner, and R.Jacobs |
98 |
Removal of Bract Prior to Harvest: Effects on Cardroom Dust Levels and Acute Human Ventilatory Responses
R.M. Castellan, A.D. Brashears, J.B. Cocke, and S.A. Olenchock |
101 |
Immunologic Evaluation of Cotton Dust-Exposed Subjects
S.A. Olenchock, J.C. Mull, D.M. Lewis, K.B. Kinsley, and R.M. Castellan |
105 |
Respiratory Function after Exposure to Cotton and Flax Dust
R. Rylander |
110 |
The Effect of Cotton Bract Extract on Mucous Glycoprotein Release from Human Airways In Vitro
Zvi Marom, E. Neil Schachter, Theodore J. Witek, and Marion G. Buck |
112 |
Reactions in Humans after Exposure to Pure and Cell Bound Endotoxin
R. Rylander, B. Bake, and J. Fischer |
114 |
Effects of Spirometer Temperature on FEV(1) Shift Changes
J.L. Hankinson, D.G. Keimig, K.B. Kinsley, and R.M. Castellan |
116 |
Comparison of Artificial Cotton Dusts for Causing, Acute Respiratory Reactions
Janet J. Fischer, K. Foarde, M. Ellakkani, N. Ogundiraii, and M.H. Karol |
119 |
Improved Operating Parameters for the Pitt-3 Aerosol Generator During Resuspension of Respirable Cotton Dust
D.G. Frazer, V.A. Robinson, K. Jayaraman, K.C. Weber, D.S. DeLong, and C. Glance |
122 |
Pulmonary Response of Guinea Pigs to Repeated Inhalation of Pseudomonas syringae/ Cellulose Powder
N. Ogundiran, M. Ellakkani, M.H. Karol, and J.J. Fischer |
126 |
Inhalation Studies of Enterobacter agglomerans Derived Solutions
M.H. Karol, N. Ogundiran, M. Ellakkani, Janet J. Fischer, and K. Foarde |
129 |
Respiratory Patterns in Guinea Pigs During 12 Months of Cotton Dust Exposure
M. Ellakkani, Y. Alarie, D. Weyel, and M. Karol |
131 |
Serologic Evaluation of Guinea Pigs Exposed During Twelve Months to Cotton Dust
N.S. Olaniran, P. Thorne, M. Ellakkani and M. Karol |
134 |
Histopathology of Guinea Pigs Exposed for 12 Months to Cotton Dust
B. Cockrell, M. Ellakkani, P. Thorne, and M.H. Karol |
138 |
Partial Isolation of Bronchoactive Factors in Cotton Bracts
J.A. Russell and M.S. Rohrbach |
140 |
Effect of Darjeeling Tea Tannin on Canine Tracheal Epithelium
M.M. Cloutier, E.B. Benson, and M.S. Rohrbach |
143 |
Determinants of the Platelet Agonist Activity of Condensed Tannin
M.S. Rohrbach, T. Kreofsky, and B.G. Chan |
145 |
Airway Constricting Activity and Chemotactic Activity of Purified Fractions from Cotton Bract Extracts
Marion G. Buck, Katherine Ciacco, J. Allen Cooper Jr., and James H. Wall |
148 |
Action of Bract and Cotton Dust on Guinea Pig Perfused Lung
N. El-Mandy and P.J. Nicholls |
152 |
Fast Atom Bombardment Mass as a Rapid and Quantitative Method for Screening Fatty Acids Within Human Lung: Applications to Chronic Byssinosis
Ana Fraiman, Nancy J. Phillips, William S. Lynn, and David G. Lynn |
157 |
Metabolism of Keto Fatty Acids in Human Inflammatory Cells
W.S. Lynn, D.G. Lynn and C. Sachs, Jr. |
160 |
Separation of Arachidonic Acid and Metabolites by HPLC
R.C. Beier and M.H. Elissalde |
163 |
Byssinosis Research: Where Do We Need to Go?
R.R. Jacobs |
165 |
