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-a. a sm 30V..7' iO CONTACT AStr*r*s Tscrte/t*c h F/t* - VM WA F*<L #tC *MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEW YORK From: Dr. Irving J. Selikoff To: ' staff Subject: Johns-Manville Seminar - rescheduled for May 7, 1970 The Seminar will be devoted to the current status of our basic research into biological responses of asbestosis. I am proposing the following program: "Current directions in basic research in biological actions of asbestos" 1. A. M. Langer: Report of Cardiff Research Conference. 2. Y. Suzuki: Electron microscopic studies of intra cellular asbestos fibers. 3. R. J. Schnitzer; Recent observations on modifications of hemolytic properties of asbestos fibers. 4. A. M. Langer: Amphibole and chrysotile structure, in vivo. 5. S. D. Hieodorovic: Use of protozoan in vivo test systems. 6. W. J. Smith: Design of studies of RNA action on asbestosinduced mesothelioma. 7. J. H. Conover: Cell culture studies of asbestos fibers. If you think this should be altered or added to in any way, please be in touch with me as soon as possible. R. -J. Schnitzer * S. D. Teodorovic " J. H. Conover ' A. M. Langer W. B. Nicholson K. K. Kay - H. H. Heimann Y. Suzuki J. Churg , - R. S. Liebling Vi'.. J. Smith G. Bunescu-Lupovici - I. Gonda * W. J. Reitze V. Baden 1 A. Rohl ' , ,: :. < MTC 013861