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The Effect of High Flow-Resistance on the Response of Guinea Pigs to Irritants

Mary O. Amdur Ph.D. Department of Physiology, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts
Pages 564-568 | Published online: 27 Dec 2007

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MaryO. Amdur. (1989) Sulfuric Acid: The Animals Tried to Tell Us. Applied Industrial Hygiene 4:8, pages 189-197.
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StevenA. Silbaugh, RonaldK. Wolff, WalterK. Johnson, JoeL. Mauderly & CatherineA. Macken. (1981) Effects of sulfuric acid aerosols on pulmonary function of guinea pigs. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 7:3-4, pages 339-352.
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F. L. Cavender, W. H. Steinhagen, C. E. Ulrich, W. M. Busey, B. Y. Cockrell, J. K. Haseman, M. D. Hogan & R. T. Drew. (1977) Effects in rats and guinea pigs of short‐term exposures to sulfuric acid mist, ozone, and their combination . Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 3:3, pages 521-533.
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Yves Alarie. (1973) Sensory Irritation by Airborne Chemicals. CRC Critical Reviews in Toxicology 2:3, pages 299-363.
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Stephen M. Ayres, Robert G. Evans & Meta E. Buehler. (1972) Air Pollution: A Major Public Health Problem. CRC Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences 3:1, pages 1-40.
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Neil R. Horike, Michael S. Morgan & Robert Frank. (1982) The respiratory response of guinea pigs to aerosols I. Histamine aerosol control study. Environmental Research 28:1, pages 131-138.
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