SUMMARY OF THE 1987 CONFERENCE ON COTTON DUST RESEARCH
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Summary of the 1987 Conference on Cotton Dust Research
Robert R. Jacobs |
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PART 1: EPIDEMIOLOGY AND HUMAN STUDIES
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Acute and Chronic Byssinosis
W.S. Lynn and D.S. Lynn |
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Further Observations on Byssinotics Diagnosed in Great Britain
G.B. Rooke, A.N. Dempsey, V.F. Hiller, and J. Jacobs |
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Effects after Acute and Chronic Exposure to Cotton Dust: Summary of the Manchester Criteria
R. Rylander, R.S.F. Schilling, C.A.C. Pickering, G.B. Rooke, R.R. Jacobs, and A.N. Dempsey |
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Effects of Drug Intervention on Symptoms in the Byssinosis Syndrome
R. Rylander |
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Airway Hyperactivity and Bronchoconstriction after Inhalation of Cell-Bound Endotoxin
B. Bake, R. Rylander, and J. Fischer |
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PART 2: MICROBIOLOGY/ENDOTOXIN
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Bacterial Counts on Commercial Cotton Fiber Samples from the U.S. Crop of 1985
P.B. Marsh and M.E. Simpson |
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Bacterial Counts on Cotton Fiber Field-Weathered at Five Locations in 1985
M.E. Simpson and P.B. Marsh, and T.W. Culp |
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Microbial Tightlock as a Source of Endotoxin in Cotton Dust
P.D. Millner, H.H. Perkins, Jr., and M. Kinoshita |
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Bacterial Counts on Fiber of Five Cotton Varieties Field-Weathered at Stoneville, Mississippi
M.E. Simpson, P.B. Marsh, S.T. Rayburn, Jr., and E.P. Columbus |
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The Influence of Leaf and Bract Shape and Insect Resistance Traits on Bacterial and Endotoxin Content of Cotton Fiber
Patricia D. Millner and Jack E. Jones |
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Preliminary Observations on Effects of Morphological Characters and Bacterial Blight Resistance of Cotton Plants on Bacterial Populations of Raw Cotton Fiber
Alois A. Bell, Michael D. Thomas, and Katherine M. Bell |
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A Test of Varietal and Environmental/Locational Effects on the Growth of Bacteria on Cotton Fiber Field-Weathered near College Station, Texas
M.E. Simpson, P.B. Marsh, and J.M. Halloin |
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Effect of Pain on the Microorganisms in Cotton
J.J. Fischer and P.E. Sasser |
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A Morphometric Comparison of Lungs after Aerosol Exposures to Either Aqueous Endotoxin (LPS) Suspensions or Cotton Dust
Robert Burrell and R. Clark Lantz |
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Effect of Endotoxin-Induced Mediator Release on Airway Epithelium
M.M. Cloutier and R. Thrall |
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Anti-Lung Cancer Properties of Aerosolized Endotoxin in a Mouse Model
John H. Langel, Jan L. Sykoral, Dietrich A. Weyell, and Aurelia M.C. Koros |
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Immune Response to a Lipopolysaccharide Polymyxin-B Complex
L.K. Ryan and M.H. Karol |
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A Mouse Model for Testing Biological Activity of Endotoxin Preparations
Janet J. Fischer and Charles Pfaff |
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PART 3: ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS
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Cellular Responses to Cotton Dust
James A. Russell |
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Pharmacological Modification of the Airways Response to Inhaled Dust Extract in the Guinea Pig
D.A. Johnson and P.J. Nicholls Welsh |
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The Effect of Cotton Dust and Bract Extract on the Perfused Guinea Pig Lung
N. El-Mahdy and P.J. Nicholls |
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Effect of Cotton Dust and Oxo Fatty Acids on Lipid and Calcium Metabolism of Cultured Inflammatory Cell Lines
W.S. Lynn, A. Tweedale, C. Sacks, D.G. Lynn, and M. Cloyd |
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Identification and Quantitation of Alterations in the Cellular Lipid Pool by Fast Atom Bombardment Mass Spectrometry: Implications for Byssinosis
Timothy M. Logan, Kathleen M. Hess, William S. Lynn, Joyce Barclay, and David O. Lynn |
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Tannin Dependent Cellular Activation of Alveolar Macrophages
S.L. Hempel and M.S. Rohrbach |
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PART 4: ANIMAL MODEL STUDIES
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A System for Exposing Laboratory Animals to Cotton Dust Aerosol That Is Stabilized with Feedback Control
D.G. Frazer, V. Robinson, D.S. DeLong, D. Rose, J. Tucker, K.C. Weber, S.A. Olenchock, and K. Jayaraman |
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Time Course of Pulmonary Response to Inhalation of Cotton Dust in Guinea Pigs and Rats
V. Castranova, V.A. Robinson, J.H. Tucker, D. Schwegler, D.A. Rose, D.S. DeLong, and D.G. Frazer |
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Relationship of the Respiratory Potencies of Cotton Dusts to Their Content of Enterobacter Agglomerans and Pseudomonas Syringae
A. Ogundiran, C. Gatty, K. Spear, I. Vyas, M. Karol, and J.J. Fischer |
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Acute Respiratory Response of Guinea Pigs to Endotoxin from Enterobacter Agglomerans, Pseudomonas Syringae and Escherichia Coli
Carolyn Gatty, Kathryn Spear, Adeniyi Ogundiran, Ivy Vyas and Meryl Karol |
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Characterization of Immunologic in Cotton Dust
Nurudeen S. Olaniran and Meryl H. Karol |
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An Animal Modification for Evaluating Epidemiological Evidence of Anti-Lung Cancer Activity of Aerosolized Cotton Dust
John H. Lange, J.L. Sykora, Dietrich A. Weyel, Georg Keleti and Evelyn E. Talbott |
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Caducous Bract Cotton
B. Muramoto, R.A. Sherman, and C.A. Ledbetter |
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PART 5: COTTON DUST: CONTROL AND DETOXIFICATION
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Effects of Additives on Particle Size Distribution and Microbiology of Card Generated Cotton Dust
H.H. Perkins, Jr., R.E. Harrison, and M. Kinoshita |
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Comparative High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic Analysis of Cotton Dusts Prepared with and Without Nickel Sieve Treatment
John P. McCormick and Terrance D. Hubert |
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Endotoxin Reduction in Cotton Dust/Fiber. Part 1. Solvent Systems Survey
L.N. Domelsmith and M.A. Rousselle |
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Endotoxin Reduction in Cotton Dust/Fiber. Part 2. Extension of Dust Survey Results to Lint and Sliver.
Marie-Alice Rousselle and Linda N. Domelsmith |
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Analysis of Detoxified Cotton Dust for Endotoxin by HPLC
Nancy M. Morris, Ralph Berni, and Edwin A. Catalano |
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Use of the Guinea Pig Animal Model to Assess Treatments of Cotton Dust
M.H. Karol, A. Ogundiran, C. Gatty Patricia Millner, L.N. Domelsmith, and M.A. Rousselle |
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