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Atmospheric measurements of trace pollutants: long path Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
Tuazon, EC; Winer, AM; Graham, RA; Pitts, JN, Jr
1,981
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40,588
Procedures for emission inventory preparation Volume IV: Mobile sources
null
1,981
Procedures are described for compiling the complete comprehensive emission inventory of the criteria pollutants and pollutant sources. These procedures described are for use in the air quality management programs of state and local air pollution control agencies. Basic emission inventory elements--planning, data collec...
0
39,128
Photochemical oxidants potentiate yield losses in snap beans attributable to sulfur dioxide
Heggestad, HE; Bennett, JH
1,981
Field-grown snap beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) were given recurring midday exposures to sulfur dioxide in open-top field chambers containing ambient photochemical oxidants. There was a linear correlation (correlation coefficient = -.99) between increasing concentrations of sulfur dioxide and the yields of snap beans. Syne...
0
39,662
Threshold concentration of ozone causing an increase in bronchial reactivity in humans and adaptation with repeated exposures
Dimeo, MJ; Glenn, MG; Holtzman, MJ; Sheller, JR; Nadel, JA; Boushey, HA
1,981
To determine the lowest concentration of ozone that causes an increase in bronchial reactivity to histamine and to determine whether adaptation to this effect of ozone develops with repeated exposures, we studied 19 healthy adult subjects. Bronchial reactivity was assessed by measuring the rise in specific airway resis...
1
39,130
Stress ethylene evolution of bean plants - a parameter indicating ozone pollution
Stan, HJ; Schicker, S; Kassner, H
1,981
null
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41,760
Detection of ozone toxicity during continuous exercise via the effective dose concept
Adams, WC; Savin, WM; Christo, AE
1,981
In evaluating O3 toxicity in humans, the effective dose, expressed as the simple product of concentration, exposure duration and ventilation volume (VE), has been applied only to resting or intermittent exercise (IE) exposures. In the present study, we examined the validity of effective dose in predicting pulmonary fun...
0
39,168
A FT IR study of a transitory product in the gas-phase ozone-ethylene reaction
Niki, H; Maker, PD; Savage, CM; Breitenbach, LP
1,981
null
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40,189
Reactions of hydrazines with ozone under simulated atmospheric conditions
Tuazon, EC; Carter, WPL; Winer, AM; Pitts, JN, Jr
1,981
null
0
39,821
Reaction of ozone with sulfhydryls of human erythrocytes
Freeman, BA; Mudd, JB
1,981
Oxidation of GSH by ozone yielded 60% GSSG. Exposure of human erythrocytes to ozone caused oxidation of intracellular GSH. Between 4 and 6% of the administered ozone caused GSH oxidation. No more than 30% of the GSH oxidized by ozone could be accounted for by GSSG in the erythrocyte. The GSSG formed in the erythrocyte ...
0
39,644
Measurements of some potentially hazardous organic chemicals in urban environments
Singh, HB; Salas, LJ; Smith, AJ; Shigeishi, H
1,981
Three field studies were conducted in Los Angeles, California; Phoenix, Arizona; and Oakland, California, to better characterize the atmospheric abundance, fate and human exposure of selected organic chemicals that may be potentially hazardous. During field data collection, in-situ analysis using an instrumented mobil...
0
36,507
Absorption of ozone, sulphur dioxide, and nitrogen dioxide by petunia plants
Elkiey, T; Ormrod, DP
1,981
null
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39,155
Aqueous oxidation of sulfur dioxide by hydrogen peroxide at low pH
Martin, LR; Damschen, DE
1,981
null
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34,545
Effect of NO2 inhalation and vitamin C deficiency on protein and lipid accumulation in the lung
Selgrade, MK; Mole, ML; Miller, FJ; Hatch, GE; Gardner, DE; Hu, PC
1,981
#Vitamin C-deficient and normal guinea pigs were exposed to various concentrations of NO2 or air, and lavage fluid was obtained and analyzed for protein and lipid content. Exposure of normal animals to 752, 1880, 5640, or 9400 microg NO2/m3 (0.4, 1, 3, or 5.0 ppm) for 72 hr did not alter the protein or lipid content of...
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43,830
Foliar responses of five plant species to ozone and a sulphur dioxide/ozone mixture after a sulphur dioxide pre-exposure
Hofstra, G; Beckerson, DW
1,981
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72,867
Effects of sulfuric acid and nitrogen dioxide on airway responsiveness of the guinea pig
Silbaugh, SA; Mauderly, JL; Macken, CA
1,981
Hartley guinea pigs were exposed for 1 h to either NO2 gas of H2SO4 aerosol and examined for changes in airway responsiveness to inhaled histamine. Concentrations ranged from 7 to 146 ppm NO2 and 4 to 40 mg/m3 H2SO4. One group of animals exposed to filtered air served as controls. Histamine challenges were performed on...
0
54,058
Evaluation of studies of the relationship between blood lead and air lead
Snee, RD
1,981
An evaluation of the major studies of the effects of airborne lead on blood lead levels of male and female adult and child populations is presented. Analysis of these studies shows that the blood lead-air lead slope for adults is approximately 1.0 for both men and women. This implies that an exposure to an additional 1...
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39,878
Effects of ozone exposure on lung function in man: A review
Folinsbee, LJ
1,981
Ozone, an important component of photochemical smog, has a decided impact on lung function in man. In this review, the effects of zone on human lung function are discussed with particular attention to levels which are near the threshold of producing no effect. Attempts to define dose-response relationships and effects ...
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37,165
'Acid rain,' dissolved aluminum and chemical weathering at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire
Johnson, NM; Driscoll, CT; Eaton, JS; Likens, GE; McDowell, WH
1,981
Contemporary `acid rain? in the Hubbard Brook ecosystem has induced a series of geochemical responses. Neutralization is accomplished in essentially a 2-step process. Initially, hydrogen ion acidity is neutralized by the dissolution of reactive alumina primarilly found in the soil zone. In the Hubbard Brook area this r...
0
39,647
Perception of effort and respiratory sensitivity during exposure to ozone
Mihevic, PM; Gliner, JA; Horvath, SM
1,981
null
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40,740
Effects of exposure to peroxyacetyl nitrate on susceptibility to acute and chronic bacterial infection
Thomas, GB; Fenters, JD; Ehrlich, R; Gardner, DE
1,981
null
0
40,977
Comprehensive report: Southeast Las Vegas Valley air quality measurement project 1980-81
Naylor, MH; Lee, DC; Smith, MJ
1,981
null
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40,500
A case study relating high ground level ozone to enhanced photochemistry and isentropic transport from the stratosphere
Haagenson, PL; Shapiro, MA; Middleton, P; Laird, AR
1,981
null
0
39,126
Distinct enzymatic responses in mice exposed to a range of low doses of ozone
Veninga, TS; Wagenaar, J; Lemstra, W
1,981
null
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40,948
Gas-phase hydroxyl radical reactions Products and pathways for the reaction of OH with aromatic hydrocarbons
Kenley, RA; Davenport, JE; Hendry, DG
1,981
null
0
39,393
Effects of air pollutants on plant-pathogen interactions
Laurence, JA
1,981
HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. REVIEW FUNGI BACTERIA VIRUS CROPS SULFUR DI OXIDE OZONE HYDROGEN FLUORIDE
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41,110
Variations of NO, NO2 and O3 concentrations downwind of a Los Angeles freeway
Rodes, CE; Holland, DM
1,981
A sampling study was conducted to quantify the relationships of NO, NO2 and 03 concentrations with distance downwind of the San Diego freeway in Los Angeles. By continuously. monitoring at a site upwind {background) of the freeway and at selected downwind sites, patterns of NO, NO2 and 03 concentrations were detailed. ...
1
41,140
Lipid content in the primary leaf of bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) after ozone fumigation
Fong, F; Heath, RL
1,981
null
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93,992
Cadmium concentrations in cress shoots in relation to cadmium-enhanced ozone phytotoxicity
Czuba, M; Ormrod, DP
1,981
In cress, Lepidium sativum, the combined cadmium-ozone treatment induced an earlier development of chlorosis and necrosis than did the separate cadmium or ozone treatments. This injury was observed at a lower cadmium and ozone concentration than with separate treatments. Young leaves, which are usually injury-free in t...
0
39,591
Atmospheric contaminant fading
Nipe, MR
1,981
null
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40,940
Selection of biogenic hydrocarbon emission factors for land cover classes found in the San Francisco Bay Area
Hunsaker, D
1,981
null
0
72,010
The response of radish to nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and ozone, alone and in combination
Reinert, RA; Gray, TN
1,981
null
0
40,138
Quantitative determination of terpenes emitted by conifers
Knoppel, H; Versino, B; Peil, A; Schauenburg, H; Vissers, H
1,982
null
0
29,304
Causes and effects of stratospheric ozone reduction: An update
null
1,982
null
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1,666,282
Electrocardiographic abnormalities in rats by acute exposure to nitrogen dioxide
Tsubone, H; Oda, H; Suzuki, AK; Kubota, K
1,982
Changes in cardiac function of rats acutely exposed to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) were examined by electrocardiographic (ECG) records. Bradycardia and arrhythmia which were observed by exposure to 20 ppm NO2 or more for 3 h were abolished by injection of atropine sulfate. ECGs were recorded following experimental formation...
0
44,266
Comment on "Assessment of crop loss from ozone"
Heuss, JM
1,982
null
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40,528
Role of infective, immunological, and chronic irritative factors in the development of silicosis
Chiappino, G; Vigliani, EC
1,982
The effect of infective, immunological, and irritative factors on the onset and development of silicosis after intratracheal inoculation with 50 mg of tridymite was investigated on 220 specific pathogen free (SPF) female Sprague-Dawley rats. Even after 12 months the rats, always kept in SPF conditions after intratrache...
0
39,645
Short-term respiratory effects of 0.12 ppm ozone exposure in volunteers with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Linn, WS; Fischer, DA; Medway, DA; Anzar, UT; Spier, CE; Valencia, LM; Venet, TG; Hackney, JD
1,982
Twenty-five volunteers with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease of mild to moderately severe degree underwent 1-h exposures to 0.12 ppm ozone (O2) in purified air with intermittent mild exercise. Their responses were assessed in terms of forced expiratory performance, ear oximetry, and reported symptoms. Control stud...
1
39,737
Is "adaptation" to ozone protective?
Bromberg, PA; Hazucha, MJ
1,982
null
0
41,076
Totally optical ambient NMHC monitor
Manos, DM; Volltrauer, HN; Allen, J; Burch, DE; Chudy, JS; Pembrook, JD
1,982
null
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40,019
Significance of intraindividual changes in maximum expiratory flow volume and peak expiratory flow measurements
Lebowitz, MD; Knudson, RJ; Robertson, G; Burrows, B
1,982
To examine criteria to assess significant changes of measurements derived from the forced expiratory vital capacity (FVC), and to examine changes in the peak expiratory flow (PEF) maneuvers, ten subjects were tested on approximately 30 occasions. Since mini Wright peak flow meters are increasingly used for clinical and...
0
39,643
Short-term human health effects of ambient air in a pollutant source area
Linn, WS; Chang, YTC; Julin, DR; Spier, CE; Anzar, UT; Mazur, SF; Trim, SC; Avol, EL; Hackney, JD
1,982
null
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39,347
Analysis of indoor concentrations of carbon monoxide and ozone in an urban hospital
Allen, RJ; Wadden, RA
1,982
HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. CO and O3 were monitored in an office and 2 intensive care units of an urban hospital for 1 yr. Annual average indoor CO concentrations averaged 0.2-1.3 ppm higher than outddor concentrations (significant at P and lt; 0.05), with indoor levels of 2.2-3.1 ppm. These differences were the resu...
0
39,356
Impact of the air pollutant ozone on acetylene reduction and shoot growth of red clover
Ensing, J; Hofstra, G
1,982
null
0
41,118
Effects of air pollutants on insect populations
Alstad, DN; Edmunds, GF, Jr; Weinstein, LH
1,982
null
0
39,622
Enhanced phagocytosis by alveolar macrophages induced by short-term ozone insult
Christman, CA; Schwartz, LW
1,982
null
0
39,763
Inhalation toxicology of ammonium persulfate, an oxidant aerosol, in rats
Last, JA; Dasgupta, PK; Decesare, K; Tarkington, BK
1,982
HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. Rats are exposed to 1-20 mg/m3 of a respirable aerosol (0.8-1.3 mum mass median aerodynamic diameter) ammonium persulfate for 7 days, 23.5 h/day, or to filtered air. Rats inhaling 4-20 mg/m3 ammonium persulfate lost body weight and had significantly increased lung wet weight, total lung prot...
0
43,857
The effects of ozone and nitrogen fertilizer on tall fescue, ladino clover, and a fescue-clover mixture I Growth, regrowth, and forage production
Montes, RA; Blum, U; Heagle, AS
1,982
null
0
40,224
Age-dependent pulmonary response of rats to ozone exposure
Elsayed, NM; Mustafa, MG; Postlethwait, EM
1,982
null
0
40,114
Laser photoacoustic detection of nitrogen dioxide in the gas-phase titration of nitric oxide with ozone
Fried, A; Hodgeson, J
1,982
null
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39,633
Laboratory evaluation of non methane organic carbon determination in ambient air by cryogenic preconcentration and flame ionization detection
Jayanty, RKM; Blackard, A; McElroy, FF; McClenny, WA
1,982
null
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40,668
Duration of pulmonary function adaptation to ozone in humans
Kulle, TJ; Sauder, LR; Kerr, HD; Farrell, BP; Bermel, MS; Smith, DM
1,982
The duration of pulmonary function adaptation subsequent to cessation of a 5-day repeated ozone (O3) exposure was studied in 24 nonsmoking human subjects. A three-week, 3 hr/day study was conducted. The subjects received filtered air on Week 1 and 0.4 ppm O3 on Week 2. During Week 3, 13 subjects were re-exposed to O3 o...
1
39,650
Pulmonary function and bronchial reactivity in human subjects with exposure to ozone and respirable sulfuric acid aerosol
Kulle, TJ; Kerr, HD; Farrell, BP; Sauder, LR; Bermel, MS
1,982
The effect of 0.3 ppm ozone with a subsequent exposure to 100 micrograms/m3 sulfuric acid aerosol was studied in 12 nonsmoking subjects to determine if preexposure to ozone would sensitize them to sulfuric acid aerosol. Pulmonary function and bronchial reactivity measurements were made after single and sequential expos...
0
40,229
Effects of oxidants on metabolic function
Mudd, JB
1,982
null
0
72,647
Long-term particle clearance in man: normal and impaired
Bohning, DE; Atkins, HL; Cohn, SH
1,982
The long-term lung retention of 3.6 ?m dia. polystyrene particles with Sr-85 was measured in five healthy non-smokers, six healthy ex-smokers, eight smokers and six persons with chronic obstructive lung disease (COLD). Normal long-term clearance was in two phases with half-times of 30?23 days and 296?98 days, respectiv...
0
34,817
Changes in phospholipid biosynthetic enzymes in type II cells and alveolar macrophages isolated from rat lungs after NO2 exposure
Wright, ES; Vang, MJ; Finkelstein, JN; Mavis, RD
1,982
null
0
37,044
Mineral nutrition and plant response to air pollutants
Cowling, DW; Koziol, MJ
1,982
null
0
36,684
Studies of trace non-ozone species produced in a corona discharge ozonizer
Harris, GW; Carter, WPL; Winer, AM; Graham, RA; Pitts, JN, Jr
1,982
null
0
40,747
Characterization of dynamic respiratory mechanics by measuring pulmonary and respiratory system impedances in adult bonnet monkeys (Macaca radiata): including the effects of long-term exposure to low-level ozone
Wegner, CD
1,982
null
0
40,743
Age-related differences in GSH-shuttle enzymes in NO2- or O3-exposed rat lungs
Tyson, CA; Lunan, KD; Stephens, RJ
1,982
The effect of age on changes in glutathione (GSH)-shuttle enzyme activities in rat lungs following a 72-hr exposure to NO2 (14 ppm) or O3 (approximately 0.9 ppm) was investigated. Exposed animals survived and were in the adaptive recovery phase at sacrifice. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, glutathione reductase, and...
0
36,564
An eddy-correlation measurement of NO2 flux to vegetation and comparison to O3 flux
Wesely, ML; Eastman, JA; Stedman, DH; Yalvac, ED
1,982
#Eddy-correlation measurements with a newly developed fast-response NOx sensor indicate that the deposition velocity at a height of about 6m above a soybean field has a maximum value near 0.6 cm s-1 for NOx and is usually about 2/3 of that found for ozone. In these studies, over 90% of the NOx is NO2. The corresponding...
0
39,224
Development of preconcentration and chromatographic procedures for the continuous and unattended monitoring of hydrocarbons in ambient air
Ogle, LD; Hall, RC; Crow, WL; Jones, AE; Gise, JP
1,982
null
0
38,411
Regional transport of ozone
Clarke, JF; Ching, JKS; Brown, RM; Westberg, J; White, JH
1,982
null
0
40,997
Application of the SAI airshed model to the Tulsa metropolitan area
Reynolds, SD; Hogo, J; Oliver, WR; Reid, LE
1,982
null
0
42,573
Agricultural statistics: 1981
null
1,982
null
0
39,579
Distribution of nitrogenous pollutants during photochemical smog episodes
Grosjean, D
1,982
null
0
39,416
Effect of ozone on drug-induced sleeping time in mice pretreated with mixed-function oxidase inducers and inhibitors
Graham, JA; Menzel, DB; Miller, FJ; Illing, JW; Gardner, DE
1,982
null
0
39,414
Influence of ozone and nitrogen dioxide on hepatic microsomal enzymes in mice
Graham, JA; Miller, FJ; Gardner, DE; Ward, R; Menzel, DB
1,982
Since ambient concentrations of ozone and nitrogen dioxide increase drug-induced sleeping time in female mice, potential mechanisms were sought by investigating the effects of these gases on hepatic microsomal mixed-function oxidases in female CD-1 mice. A 3-h exposure to 9800 microgram O3/m3 (5 ppm) or 9400 microgram ...
0
40,121
Comparative morphometry of the nasal cavity in rats and mice
Gross, EA; Swenberg, JA; Fields, S; Popp, JA
1,982
The distribution of the various epithelial types lining the nasal cavity in normal 7 and 16 weeks old male Fischer-344 rats and male B6C3F1 mice has been mapped at the light microscopic level. Photographs of transverse sections of the nose were analysed using a Zeiss Videoplan computerized image analysis system program...
1
39,223
A convenient method for preparation of pure standards of peroxyacetyl nitrate for atmospheric analyses
Nielsen, T; Hansen, AM; Thomsen, EL
1,982
HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. Peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN) was synthesized by nitration of peracetic acid (1.2 M), extracted by n-heptane and purified with normal-phase high-performance liquid chromatography. The purified PAN solution was free of acetyl nitrate. The content of PAN was determined by means of hydrolysis of P...
0
36,476
The effect of NO2 and SO2 alone and in combination on the productivity of field-grown soybeans
Irving, PM; Miller, JE; Xerikos, PB
1,982
Investigations of effects on plants from single pollutants are numerous and provide useful determinations of phytotoxicity levels; however, pollutants rarely occur alone, and field investigations of pollutant combinations are limited. Combustion processes which generate sulfur dioxide (SO2) usually produce a mixture of...
0
42,515
Die Beteiligung von Ozone an der Komplexkrankheit der Tanne (Abies alta Mill) - eine prufenswerte Hypothese [The contribution of ozone to the Silver-fir-desease (Abies alba Mill) - a hypothesis worth to examine]
Arnt, U; Seifert, G; Nobel, W
1,982
null
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10,158
Mutagenic activity associated with by-products of drinking water disinfection by chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone and UV-irradiation
Zoeteman, BCJ; Hrubec, J; de Greef, E; Kool, HJ
1,982
A retrospective epidemiological study in The Netherlands showed a statistical association between chlorination by-products in drinking water and cancer of the esophagus and stomach for males. A pilot-plant study with alternative disinfectants was carried out with stored water of the Rivers Rhine and Meuse. It was demon...
0
1,089,797
Effects of vitamin E deficiency and nitrogen dioxide exposure on lung lipid peroxidation: Use of lipid epoxides and malonaldehyde as measures of peroxidation
Sevanian, A; Elsayed, N; Hacker, AD
1,982
The effect of vitamin E deficiency in male Sprague-Dawley rats upon lipid peroxidation in lung tissue was examined by measuring malonaldehyde and lipid epoxide production. In addition to controls, some animals were also exposed to 3 +/- 0.1 ppm NO2 continuously for 7 d in order to study the effects of oxidant stress on...
0
39,992
Effects of gases and airborne particles on lung infections
Gardner, DE
1,982
null
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39,877
Kinetics of the gas-phase reactions of OH radicals with alkyl nitrates at 299 +/- 2 K
Atkinson, R; Aschmann, SM; Carter, WPL; Winer, AM
1,982
Relative rate constants for the gas?phase reactions of OH radicals with a series of alkyl nitrates have been determined at 299 ? 2 K, using methyl nitrite photolysis in air as a source of OH radicals. Using a rate constant for the reaction of OH radicals with cyclohexane of 7.57 ? 10?12 cm3/molec?s, the rate constants ...
0
43,971
Air quality criteria document for ozone and other photochemical oxidants
null
1,982
null
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41,217
Response of tomatoes to ozone, sulfur dioxide, and infection by Pratylenchus penetrans
Shew, BB; Reinert, RA; Barker, KR
1,982
null
0
34,842
Effect of subacute exposure to NO2 on lymphocytes required for antibody responses
Fujimaki, H; Shimizu, F; Kubota, K
1,982
BALB/c mice were continuously exposed to 0.4 and 1.6 ppm NO2 for 4 weeks and the effects on lymphocytes which are required for primary and secondary antibody responses to sheep red blood cells were examined in vitro. The primary antibody response was significantly suppressed by both concentrations of NO2, whereas the s...
0
39,418
Protein accumulation in lung lavage fluid following ozone exposure
Hu, PC; Miller, FJ; Daniels, MJ; Hatch, G
1,982
Accumulation of protein in lung lavage fluid was used as an indicator of pulmonary damage following exposure of guinea pigs to O3. Exposure of animals to 510, 1000, or 1960 ?g/m3 (0.26, 0.51, or 1.0 ppm) of O3 for 72 hr resulted in significantly elevated levels of lavage fluid protein when compared to that of air contr...
1
40,100
Quality control for ambient level hydrocarbon sampling and analysis
Cox, RD; Balfour, WD; Langley, GJ
1,982
null
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39,826
Adult toxicity and dominant lethals induced by ozone at specific stages in spermatogenesis in Drosophila virilis
Erdman, HE; Hernandez, T
1,982
Ozone, a highly reactive three-atom allotrope of oxygen, is formed in high concentrations in various kinds of microenvironments, including electron microscopes, office copy machines, and X-ray devices. Mutagenicity and action modus operandi of ozone suggest its radiomimetic property. In order to test for ozone-induced ...
0
39,772
The effect of sulfhydryl compounds on sister-chromatid exchanges: II the question of cell specificity and the role of H2O2
Speit, G; Vogel, W
1,982
In contrast with earlier reports on the induction of sister-chromatid exchanges (SCEs) by SH compounds in cell lines of the Chinese hamster, cysteine, cysteamine and cystamine did not cause an increase of the SCE frequency in human lymphocyte cultures. Differences in the treatment protocols or variations of the BrdUrd ...
0
40,034
The global distribution of hydroxyl
Crutzen, PJ
1,982
null
0
40,116
Use of experimental airborne infections for monitoring altered host defenses
Gardner, DE
1,982
The success or failure of the respiratory system to defend itself against airborne infectious agents largely depends upon the efficiency of the pulmonary defenses to maintain sterility and to dispose of unwanted substances. Both specific and nonspecific host defenses cooperate in the removal and inactivation of such ag...
0
39,457
Ozone and the growth and productivity of agricultural crops
Jacobson, JS
1,982
null
0
41,224
Effective pollutant dose
Taylor, GE, Jr; McLaughlin, SB; Shriner, DS
1,982
null
0
39,623
Variation in plant response to ozone: a conceptual model of physiological events
Tingey, DT; Taylor, GE, Jr
1,982
null
0
39,981
Response of several eastern forest tree species to chronic doses of ozone and nitrogen dioxide
Kress, LW; Skelly, JM
1,982
Two- to four-week-old seedlings of 10 eastern forest species were exposed to ozone at 0, 0.05, 0.10, or 0.15 ppm, and 2- to 4-wk-old seedlings of seven tree species were exposed to ozone and/or nitrogen dioxide at 0.10 ppm in 6 hr/day exposures for 28 consecutive days. Loblolly pine and American sycamore exhibited sign...
0
40,011
Enhancement of bacterial pneumonia in sheep by ozone exposure
Abraham, WM; Lauredo, I; Sielczak, M; Yerger, L; King, MM; Ratzan, K
1,982
null
0
41,524
The third dimension in the Los Angeles basin
Farber, RJ; Huang, AA; Bregman, LD; Mahoney, RL; Eatough, DJ; Hansen, LD; Blumenthal, DL; Keifer, WS; Allard, DW
1,982
Airborne measurements were made during the summer and early fall seasons of 1978?1980 to characterize the third dimension of the Los Angeles Basin during air pollution days. One to three aircraft were employed per flight day to measure the vertical profile of meteorology and air quality continuously, and to collect aer...
0
55,510
A computer-controlled system for exposing field crops to gaseous air pollutants
Greenwood, P; Greenhalgh, A; Baker, C; Unsworth, M
1,982
A system is described for exposing an area of about 400 m2 of a normally-managed field crop of winter wheat to controlled concentrations of sulphur dioxide. The gas is released from pipes at a rate which can be varied by a microcomputer which also controls the monitoring of SO2 concentrations. The SO2 release rate depe...
0
37,108
Effects of nitrogen dioxide in combination with sulfur dioxide and ozone on selected crops
Reinert, RA; Heck, WW
1,982
null
0
41,122
The effects of ozone and sulfur dioxide on alfalfa yields and hay quality
Brewer, RF; Ashcroft, R
1,982
null
0
40,210
Evidence for aqueous phase hydrogen peroxide synthesis in the troposphere
Heikes, BG; Lazrus, AL; Kok, GL; Kunen, SM; Gandrud, BW; Gitlin, SN; Sperry, PD
1,982
null
0
39,368
Interactions between air pollutants and parasitic plant diseases
Heagle, AS
1,982
null
0
39,880
The national air pollution background network 1976-1980
Evans, G; Finkelstein, P; Martin, B; Possiel, N; Graves, M
1,982
null
0
39,483
Oxidant air pollution: a model for estimating effects on US vegetation
Moskowitz, PD; Coveney, EA; Medeiros, WH; Morris, SC
1,982
null
0
40,137
Ozone-isoprene reactions: product formation and aerosol potential
Kamens, RM; Gery, MW; Jeffries, HE; Jackson, M; Cole, EI
1,982
null
0
40,912
Estimates of isoprene and monoterpene emission rates in plants
Evans, RC; Tingey, DT; Gumpertz, ML; Burns, WF
1,982
null
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40,143
Determination of formaldehyde and other aldehydes in automobile exhaust with an improved 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine method
Lipari, F; Swarin, SJ
1,982
HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. An improved, simple and rapid method for the determination of formaldehyde and other aldehydes in automobile exhaust was developed. Sample collection and derivatization were performed directly in a midget impinger containing an acetonitrile solution of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine and catalyst...
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