A&M6-IHAO DuPont-13788 Review op Proliferative Lesions of t h e Exocrine Pancreas in Two Chronic Feeding Studies in Rats w ith A mmonium Perfluorooctanoate .

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AR226-2806 DuPont-12020 TRADE SECRET Study Title H-25537: Corrositex In Vitro Test Laboratory Project ID: DuPont-12020 A u t h o r : Carol Finlay, B.A.

AR226-3168 DuPont-4292 TRADE SECRET Study Title H-24267: Two-Week Inhalation Toxicity Study in Male Rats Laboratory Project ID: DuPont-4292 AUTHOR: David P.

AR226-3192 DuPont-6541 TRADE SECRET Study Title H-24951: Biopersistence Screening 10-Dose Oral Gavage Study in Rats Laboratory Project ID: DuPont-6541 Author: Carol Finlay, B.A.

AR226-3359 EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE FOR PERFLUORINATED 8-2 TELOMER B ALCOHOL ffOUNIVERSITAT ..OSNABRCK J.

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_News release: Low levels of PFBA found in six cities' wells in southeast metropolitan area 1of 4 5 750 Minnesota Department of Health News Release January 19, 2007 Contact information Low levels of PFBA found in six cities' wells in southeast metropolitan area Levels pose no immediate health risk to residents; source of contamination under investigation The Minnesota Department of Health has detected low levels of the chemical perfluorobutanoic acid (PFBA) in municipal wells in Woodbury, Cottage Grove, Newport, St.

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