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Mortality Kinetics in Toxicology Studies

Harold Boxenbaum School of Pharmacy University of Connecticut Storrs, Connecticut, 06268
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C. Bruce McCullough Shell Development Company Toxicology Laboratory Westhollow Research, Center P.O. Box 822 Houston, Texas, 77001
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Frederick J. Di Carlo Consultant, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 361 Denville, New Jersey, 07834
Pages 321-362 | Published online: 22 Sep 2008

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Gary A. Thompson, Jacquelyn Smithers & Harold Boxenbaum. (1990) Biphasic Mortality Response of Chipmunks in the Wild to Single Doses of Ionizing Radiation: Toxicity and Longevity Hormesis. Drug Metabolism Reviews 22:2-3, pages 269-289.
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R. M. J. Ings. (1990) Interspecies scaling and comparisons in drug development and toxicokinetics. Xenobiotica 20:11, pages 1201-1231.
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Patricia J. Neafsey. (1989) Age-Specific Mortality Rate Analysis: A New Paradigm for Risk Assessment. Drug Metabolism Reviews 21:3, pages 471-485.
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Patricia J. Neafsey, Harold Boxenbaum, Domenic A. Ciraulo & Donna J. Fournier. (1989) A Gompertz Age-Specific Mortaliu Rate Model of Aging: Modification by Dietary Restriction in Rats. Drug Metabolism Reviews 21:2, pages 351-365.
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Patricia J. Neafsey, Domenic A. Ciraulo, Harold Boxenbaum & Donna J. Fournier. (1989) A Gompertz Age-Specific Mortality Rate Model of Aging, Hormesis, and Toxicity: Dose-Response Studies. Drug Metabolism Reviews 20:1, pages 111-150.
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Harold Boxenbaum, Patricia J. Neafsey & Donna J. Fournier. (1988) Hormesis, gompertz functions, and risk assessment. Drug Metabolism Reviews 19:2, pages 195-229.
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Patricia J. Neafsey, Harold Boxenbaum, Domenic A. Ciraulo & Donna J. Fournier. (1988) A Gompertz Age-Specific Mortality Rate Model of Aging, Hormesis, and Toxicity: Fixed-Dose Studies. Drug Metabolism Reviews 19:3-4, pages 369-401.
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P.J. Neafsey, W.B. Lowrie & F.T. Cross. (1995) A mortality kinetics approach to characterizing the fractionated wxposure-mortality response relationship of radon progeny. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 83:2, pages 65-85.
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P.E. Kloeden, R. Rössler & O.E. Rössler. (1993) Timekeeping in genetically programmed aging. Experimental Gerontology 28:2, pages 109-118.
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Harold Boxenbaum. (1991) Gompertz mortality analysis: aging, longevity hormesis and toxicity. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics 13:2, pages 125-137.
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Leonard A. Sagan. (1991) Radiation hormesis: Evidence for radiation stimulation and speculation regarding mechanisms. International Journal of Radiation Applications and Instrumentation. Part C. Radiation Physics and Chemistry 37:2, pages 313-317.
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Patricia J. Neafsey. (1990) Longevity Hormesis. A review. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 51:1, pages 1-31.
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Albert R. Hibbs & Roy L. Walford. (1989) A mathematical model of physiological processes and its application to the study of aging. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 50:2, pages 193-214.
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L. Bass, H.S. Green & H. Boxenbaum. (1989) Gompertzian mortality derived from competition between cell-types: Congenital, toxicologic and biometric determinants of longevity. Journal of Theoretical Biology 140:2, pages 263-278.
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