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| PLAINTIFFS | EXHIBIT # RMC-276 . Asbestos .1 Drersen, W. C. et.al. P.H. Bull 524 Washington, D.C. (1938). 2. Arch. Ind. Health 16: 261 (1957). 3. Gross, ?. at al. AIHAJ. 31,: 125-32 (1970) Polmooary Response to Fibrous Dusts of Dlnece Composition. 4. D. G. Taylor et. al. AIHAJ 31: 100-8 (1970) Infrared Spectra for Mineral Identification. 5. J. Liehen and H. Pistawka Arch. Env. Health 14: 559-63 (1967). Mesothelium and Asbestos Exposure 6. Cartier, P. Arch. Ind. Health 11: 204 (1955). 7. S. B. McPheebers, J. Ind. Hyg. Tox. 18: 229 (1936). 8. FairhaH Industrial Toxicology 9. Koro, L. Acta pathal microbial, scandinav 23: 53 (1946) Histolign of Asbestosis. 10. Fehnel, J. W. ind. Med. 9.: lad. Hyg. Sect. 1: 5 (1940) Air Sampling of asbestos Dust: comparison of impinger and electrostatic precipitation methods. 11. Lynch, K. M. Arch Ind. Health U: 135 (1955). 12. Smith, K. W. Arch. Ind. Health 12: 198 (1955). 13. Vorvald, A. J. et al. Arch Ind. Hgy. Occup. Med. 3.: (1951). 14. King, E. J. et al. Thorax I p. 188 (1946). 15. Wood, W. B. Glayne, S. R. Lancet p. 1383-5 *1934). 16. Donelly, J. J. Ind. Hyg. Tox. 18: 222 (1936). 17. Whipple, H. E. (ed) Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 132(1) (1965) Biologic Effects of Asbestos. Dalzar, J. L. and W. C. Cooper Ind. Hyg. Hews Report (Dec. 1967). 19. Ayer, H. E. et al. AIHAJ (1970-2). 20. Williams, H. L., E. J. Baler, and A. W. Thomas to be pub. from TLV. CD TX GARRETT 004212 ...RMC0000103 21. Nicholson, V. J., C. J. Maggiore and I. J. Selikoft Sci. 177: 171-3 (1972) Asbestos Contammuation of Parenteral Drugs . 22. I. J. Spliicoff, W. J. Nicholson and A. M. Lanjsr Arch Z w Health 25: .1-13 (1972) Asbestos Air Pollution. 23. Aa. Occup. Hyg. LI: 47-9 (1968). 24. A.M. Longer, I. J. Sklikoff, A. Sastre Arch. Env. Health 22: 348-61 (1971) Chrysotial Asbestos in the Lungs of Parsons in NYC. 25. G. Hagalschmidt Am. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 132: 64-76 (1965). 25. Hargreaves, A., and W. H. Taylor. Mineral Mag. 27: 204-16 (1946). 26. Nagy, B. and T. D. Bates. Am. Mineral. 27: 1055-8 (1952). 21. Nicholson, W. J.t C. J. Maggiore and I. J. Selikoft Sci. 177: 171-3 (1972) Asbestos Contammuation of Parenteral Drugs . 22. 1. J. Splikoff, Vi'. J. Nicholson and A. M. Longer Arch E w tiaalth 25: .1-13 (1572) Asbestos Air Pollution. 23. Am. Occup. Hyg. 11: 47-9 (1968). 24. A.M. I.anger, I. J. Sklikoff, A. Sastre Arch. Env. Health 22: 348-61 (1971) Chrysotial Asbestos in the Lungs of Persons in NYC. 25. G. Hagelschmidt Am. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 132: 64-76 (1965). 25. Hargreaves, A., and W. H. Taylor. Mineral Hag. 27: 204-16 (1946). 26. Nagy, 3. and T. D. Bates. Am. Mineral. 27: 1055-8 (1952). 27. Suzuki, Y. and J. Chung Am. J. Path. 55: 79-107(1969). 23. J. R. Lynch and H. E. Ayer J. Occup. Med. 10: 21-4 (196S). Measure ment of Asbestos Exposure. 29. I. J. Selikoff, E. C. Hammond and J. Churg JAMA 204: 106-12 (1968) Asbestos Exposure, Smoking and Neopcosia. 30. I. J. Selikoff at al. Am. J. Med. 42: 487-96 (1967) Editorial: Asbestosis and Neoplasia 31. New house, M. L. Practitioner 199: 285-93 (1967) The Medical Risks of Exposure to Asbestos. 32. J. C. Wagner, C. A. Sleggs and P. Marchand Brit. J. Ind. Med. 17: 260 (1960) Diffuse Pleural Mesothelioma and Asbestos Exposure in the Northwestern Cape Province. 33. G. Jacob Fortschr. Roentgenst 83: 515 (1955) Saentgeneological Complications in Pulmonary Asbestosis (from Eng. summary) 34. D. H. Bowden Current topics in Pathology 55: 1-36 (1971) The Alveolar Macrophage 35. P. Gross DisChest 41: 169-72 (1972) The Alveslar Membrane as a Target Tissue Morphologic Aspects 36. R. Kivilvoto Acta Radiol., Suppl 154: 1-67 (1960) Pleural Calcifica tion as Roentgenologic Sign of Monoccupational Endemic Anthophylite Asbestosis. 37. J. V. Crable AIEAJ 27: 293-8 (1966) Quantitative Determination of Chrysotile, Amosits and Crocidolite by X-ray Diffraction TX GARRETT 004213 RMC0000104 .38 X. E. Xupel, a. E. Kinsen and P. A. Mauer AIHAJ 29: 364-7 (1968) Separation and Analysis of less than 10 micron Fractions of Industrial Dust. 39. J. V. Crabbe and M, J. Knott AIHAJ 27.: 383 (1966) Application of x-ray Diffraction to the Determination of Chrysotile in Bulk or Settled Dust Samples. 40. AIHAJ 27: 449 (1966) Quantitative X-ray Diffraction Analysis of Crocidolite and Amoslte in Bulk or Settled Dust Samples. 41. J. R. Lynch and H. E. Ayer AIHAJ 27: 431-7 (1966) Measurement of Dust Exposure in the Asbestos Textile Industry. 42. G. W. Gibbs and B. Y. Hui AIHAJ 32: 519-28 (1971) The Organic Content of Canadian Chrysotile. 43. L. J. Cralley et al. AIHAJ 29: 569-73 (1968) Characterisation and Solu bility of Metals Associated with Asbestos Fibers TX GARRETT 004214 RMC0000105