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Deposition and Disposal of Inhaled Dust

The Influence of Pre-Existing Pneumoconiosis

A. G. Heppleston MD Department of Pathology, University of Durham, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne 1, England
Pages 548-555 | Received 21 Jan 1963, Published online: 29 Apr 2013

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Eugenija Zuskin, lisa Zolle, Donald F. Proctor, Solbert Permutt & Arend Bouhuys. (1969) Exposure to 131I-Labeled Viscose Rayon Fibers. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 19:5, pages 648-653.
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A.G. HEPPLESTON. 1982. Inhaled Particles V. Inhaled Particles V 449 462 .
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A. G. Heppleston. (2006) SILICA AND ASBESTOS: CONTRASTS IN TISSUE RESPONSE. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 330:1, pages 725-744.
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Jaswant Singh, J.L. Kaw, S.D. Pandey, P.N. Viswanathan & S.H. Zaidi. (1977) Amino acid changes and pulmonary response of rats to silica dust. Environmental Research 14:3, pages 452-462.
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N.K. Mehrotra, H. Chandra & G.S.D. Gupta. (1975) Effect of cirrhosis on pulmonary fibrogenesis caused by silica dust in rats. Experimentelle Pathologie 10:1-2, pages 66-71.
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A. G. Heppleston, N. A. Wright & J. A. Stewart. (2005) Experimental alveolar lipo‐proteinosis following the inhalation of silica. The Journal of Pathology 101:4, pages 293-307.
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S. H. Zaidi & J. L. Kaw. (1970) Effect of general dietary deficiency and protein malnutrition on the fibrogenesis caused by silica dust in rats. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 27:3, pages 250-259.
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J.L. Kaw & S.H. Zaidi. (1970) Pathogenesis of pulmonary silicosis in rats fed stock and multideficient diet since weaning. Environmental Research 3:3, pages 199-211.
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W. K. Blenkinsopp. (2005) Particle accumulation in the lung as a possible factor in the aetiology of lung cancer. The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology 96:2, pages 297-304.
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A. G. HEPPLESTON. (1967) Atypical Reaction to Inhaled Silica. Nature 213:5072, pages 199-199.
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D F Proctor. (1966) Airborne disease and the upper respiratory tract. Bacteriological Reviews 30:3, pages 498-513.
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