Document RjynzaOrQ49KGa567vJMgYymV

TOXICOLO&Y 1 APPLIED pharmacology Vl- 3S- A/u. !<n(. / cC-o lo- a DEC^5 1076 HONS 0 9 3 5 9 5 P. L. Wright. Sandra H Smith. M. L. KFruMirn. J. C. CalanORa. and Mo-Niner C. Bxaud*. Reproductive and Teratologic Studies with J#-Tetrahydrccannabmnl and Crude Marijuana Extract..................................... .......................................................... John G Dtst. K. J. NtTTiR, ami J vml* E. Cmv.s- The Induction of Hepatic Microso mal Metabolism in Rats following Acute Administration of a Mixture of Polybrominated Biplicnyls................................................................................................................ Kirk T. Kitchik and Victor DiSm and. t-Dopa and Brown Fat Hemorrhage in the Rat Pup.................................................................................................................................. M. Encste* ami R. Auraham Cecal Response to Different Molecular Weights and Types of Carrageenan in the Guinea Pig......................... ............................................... Marianna J. Zamlauski ami Julius J. Cc*min The Effects of Aortic Infusion of Ethylene Osidc on Renal Funciion in the Rat.......................... ..................................... Francis J. Kosoiii.r aid William O. Bi kni>t. Specificity of 2.4.5-Trichlorophenox>accutc on Tctracthv lammonium Transport.................................................................. F. W. Eoens. Emu v BtNTON, S. J. Borman. and G. W. Morgan. Effect of Dietary Lead on Reproductive Performance in Japanese Quail. Cntiinn.t coutrmx japtmita......... Charus R. Clark and Robert l Kruger. /Dicthylamincethyi-DiplK-nyipropylace- uuelSKF 525-A} Enlunccmcnt of Tissue Accumulation of Aldrin in Mite............ Donaid A. McCaughran ami Dennis W. Arnold. Statistical Models for Numbers of Implantation Silts and Embryonic Deaths in Mice...................................................... R. M. Knaus. F. N. Dost, D. E. Johnson, and C. H. Wang. Flouridc Distribution in Rats during and after Continuous Infusion of Na`*F.................................................. Stanley B. Gross. Classifying Lead Body Burdens Using / Scores.................................. Robert M. Joy. The Alteration by Dicfdrin of Corneal Excitability Conditioned by Sensory Stimuli..................................................................................................................... John L. Eta.f, Jr.. James E. Long. Glenn S- Simon, and Josfph F. BorzellfCa. An Evaluation of the Cardiac Sensitizing Potential of a Fabric Protector in Aerosol Form. Containing (.1.1.^101110^1114^........................................................................ George j. Tai lor. KoiuhT T Drew. Emile M. Lores, Jr., and Thomas A Ci.cmmEr. Cardiac Depression by Haloalkanc Propellants. Solvents, and Inhalation Anes thetics in Rabbit*.................................................................................................................. K S. Khtra. G Robi hts. G. 1 hi vet r. Gfhai dim Ti kry. ano Carol? Whalen. A Teratogenicity Study with Amaranth in Cats.................................................................. M. George Cuirian. Roiuri a. Govih. and I.iiiam Di-laqlthricxl-Richaxdson. Cadmium-Mctullotliioncin Induced Nephropathy .................................................... S- L. Frless and W. V, Mi.'Dar. j Idiuni Depression of Cholinergic Sensitivity in the Cal Superior Cervical Ganglion Tismic .......................................................... ...................... Bernard Gsrard. Treatment of Mcihylntcrcury Poisoning 111 the R.it with Sodium 2.3-dimcrcap(opropanc-l-Milfoiutc. Inlluence of Dose and Mode of Adminis tration ................................................................................................................................. Claudc Onkfunx. Compartment Analysis of Coball (III Metabolism m Rats of Various Ages..................................................................................................................... .... Richard T. Mayfr am> Russru. A. Proitii. Characterisation of a MetaMiu( ytochrome P-450 Complex Derived from the Aerobic Metabolism of an Insect Juvenile Hormone Analog hy Rat Microsomal Fractions............................................ 223 217 251 2f>5 2$\ 297 307 315 325 335 345 357 Jf>9 379 389 399 409 415 425 4)9 Shout Communications W W. Caw eon. M. T Siack. and R M. Ct'i't F> Hepatic Alterations Produced in Mice hy Xanthnmcgmn and Viomelkm. Metabolites of Pancil/uiin tin</cattun......................... ........................................................................................... .......... 4S5 RtOlC^ ARCHIVES LI4VIR0NMLNTAL COliTAviHATioni & toxicology Vl. >4 tut SOME PATTERNS OF HERBICIDE AND GROWTH REGULATOR INTAKE PERSISTENCE. AND DISTRIBUTION IN SUGARCANE by H. W. Hitton. n. 3. Nomura. S. S. Kameda. and Wm. l. Yauger 385 SOME ASPECTS OF THE MOOE OF ACTION ANO METABOLISM of orthowl in plants s** ` by J. Vendrig and P. Dienckx . ' rcsponses of rats exposed to polychlorinatedBIPHENYLS FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS I. COMPARISON OF TISSUE LEVELS OF PCS ANO BIOLOGICAL CHANGES by J. B. Allen. L. A. Carstens. and L. J. Abrahamson NONDESTRUCTIVE NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALY5i5"OF~1 ORGANI SMS COLLECT ED FROM OCEAN DUMP SITES OF THE MIDDLE EASTERN UNITED STATES by R. A. Greig and J. Jones................................................................ ' 420 EFFECTS OF LEACHED MlREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS by M. E. Tagatz. P. VV. Bofthwick. J. M. Ivey, and J. Knight........ 435 PENETRATION AND COMPARATIVE METABOLISM OF LEPTOPHOS IN SUSCEPTIBLE ANO RESISTANT HOUSEFLIES by P. W. Lee and T. R. Fukuto............................ ............................ 443 EFFECT OF A SMELTER COMPLEX ON THE REGIONAL Distribution of caomium. lead and zinc in lifters AND SOIL HORIZONS by M. K. John. C. J. VanLaorhoven. and J. H. Bicrnng . . ... 456 MIREX-INDUCCO HCPATIC CHANGES IN CHICKENS. JAPANESE QUAIL. ANO RATS by K. L. Davison. H. H. MoKenhauer. R. L. Younger and J. H. Cox 469 ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM OF A SELECTIVE INSECTICIDE. 2.2-DlMETHYL ? 3 DlHY0R00EN!Z0rURAN*L-7 n-oimethoxyphosphinothioyl-w-methylcaRbamate. IN BEAN PLANTS by R I. Klinger, A. S. Salhab. P W. Lee and T. R Fukuto . . 463 INSECTICIDE MOVEMENT FOLLOWING APPLICATION TO CREVICES IN ROOMS by C. G Wright and M. O Jackson 492