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GH- 1267 Current Report Dioxin ONE DOSE OF TAINTED SOIL HARMS ANIMALS; INGESTION POSES HUMAN HAZARD, NTP REPORT SAYS RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. -- (By a BNA Staff Correspondent) -- Soil contaminated with 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) "presents a potential hazard to humans if ingested," based on the results of a study released by the National Toxicology Program.

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c c14 C o n tin u i application o f Inartoen to the in of n t i and hunans co n iti dryness of the t in , thickening uni colina n the observations *ade in rats indicete that u ffic io c t quantities cay be aborbed through the shin to produce in ju r i ous e ffe c ts oh the liver Bopeated inhalation fo r abort periods of concentrations o f 0*5 eg o f Znerteea vapors per l i t e r of a ir , or repeated, inhalation fo r 6 hours o f concentrations of 005 to 009 sg* per li t e r o f a ir causes no d e fin ite injurious e ffe cts in rats* Vapors liberated from boiling Pyranol, Inerteen, and Iro n sforaer Oil (Weitinghouse) are ir r ita n t and the ir r ita n t action decreases froa Pyr&nol to Transformer O il (Vestinghouse), In erteen being intermediate in this respect* I t has been shorn that vapors lib e r a te s from In e rte en under conditions approaching those as nigh t be encountered in transforoers consist calnly of trlchlorobensene* 4 * staple cethod fo r the determination of Inerteen ( t r i chlorotem one) vapors in a ir i s g iv e n .

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KP, U\i. y i *4 Porphyrinogens, Porphyrins, and the Porphyrias The porphyrias are consequences of impairment either in the formation of the porphyrinogens from porphobilinogen or in the transformation of the porphyrinogens to hem e.1 Such an impairment causes a pathologic accumulation of porphobilinogen or porphyrins (or both) in tissues and body fluids. ^ The manifestations of the porphyrias include jiiCtuiSnsitivity-of theSkin, persistent abdominal aching or pain, and neuropathy with widely variable expression that may affect the central, autonomic, and peripheral systems and include mental disturbance, motor dysfunction, and sensory loss.

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