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NONCANCER RISK ASSESSMENT FOR NICKEL COMPOUNDS - ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH DOSE-RESPONSE MODELING OF INHALATION AND ORAL EXPOSURES
Authors: HABER LT ALLEN BC KIMMEL CA
Citation: Lt. Haber et al., NONCANCER RISK ASSESSMENT FOR NICKEL COMPOUNDS - ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH DOSE-RESPONSE MODELING OF INHALATION AND ORAL EXPOSURES, TOXICOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 43(2), 1998, pp. 213-229
RISK ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY - CURRENT AND EMERGING APPROACHES
Authors: DELLARCO VL KIMMEL CA
Citation: Vl. Dellarco et Ca. Kimmel, RISK ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY - CURRENT AND EMERGING APPROACHES, Mutation research. Fundamental and molecular mechanisms of mutagenesis, 396(1-2), 1997, pp. 205-218
ACCOUNTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY IN RISK ASSESSMENT - CURRENT PRACTICE AND NEW DIRECTIONS
Authors: KIMMEL CA NEUMANN DA
Citation: Ca. Kimmel et Da. Neumann, ACCOUNTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY IN RISK ASSESSMENT - CURRENT PRACTICE AND NEW DIRECTIONS, Environmental toxicology and pharmacology, 4(3-4), 1997, pp. 189-194
INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM
Authors: KIMMEL CA
Citation: Ca. Kimmel, INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM, Reproductive toxicology, 11(2-3), 1997, pp. 261-263
MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR MECHANISMS OF EARLY MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENT - ANOVERVIEW OF NIEHS EPA DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY WORKSHOPS/
Authors: BISHOP JB KIMMEL CA
Citation: Jb. Bishop et Ca. Kimmel, MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR MECHANISMS OF EARLY MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENT - ANOVERVIEW OF NIEHS EPA DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY WORKSHOPS/, Reproductive toxicology, 11(2-3), 1997, pp. 285-291
AN ASSESSMENT OF BORIC-ACID AND BORAX USING THE IEHR EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF AGENTS
Authors: MOORE JA CALLAHAN M CHAPIN R DASTON GP ERICKSON D FAUSTMAN E FOSTER P FRIEDMAN JM GOLDMAN L GOLUB M HUGHES C KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA LAMB JC LEWIS SC LUNCHICK C MORSETH S MORTENSEN BK OFLAHERTY EJ PALMER AK RAMLOW J RODIER PM RUDO K RYAN L SCHWETZ BA SCIALLI A SELEVAN S TYL R CAMPBELL M CARNEY E FABER W HELLWIG J MURPHY SR SMITH MA STRONG PL WEINER M
Citation: Ja. Moore et al., AN ASSESSMENT OF BORIC-ACID AND BORAX USING THE IEHR EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF AGENTS, Reproductive toxicology, 11(1), 1997, pp. 123-160
EVOLUTION AND PROGRESS IN SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY
Authors: KIMMEL CA SCHWETZ BA
Citation: Ca. Kimmel et Ba. Schwetz, EVOLUTION AND PROGRESS IN SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY, Toxicologic pathology, 25(6), 1997, pp. 664-667
TERMINOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES IN COMMON LABORATORY MAMMALS (VERSION-1)
Authors: WISE LD BECK SL BELTRAME D BEYER BK CHAHOUD I CLARK RL CLARK R DRUGA AM FEUSTON MH GUITTIN P HENWOOD SM KIMMEL CA LINDSTROM P PALMER AK PETRERE JA SOLOMON HM YASUDA M YORK RG
Citation: Ld. Wise et al., TERMINOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES IN COMMON LABORATORY MAMMALS (VERSION-1), Teratology, 55(4), 1997, pp. 249-292
DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY RISK ASSESSMENT - CONSENSUS BUILDING, HYPOTHESIS FORMULATION, AND FOCUSED RESEARCH
Authors: KIMMEL CA
Citation: Ca. Kimmel, DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY RISK ASSESSMENT - CONSENSUS BUILDING, HYPOTHESIS FORMULATION, AND FOCUSED RESEARCH, Drug metabolism reviews, 28(1-2), 1996, pp. 85-103
AN ASSESSMENT OF LITHIUM USING THE IEHR EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF AGENTS
Authors: MOORE JA CALLAHAN M CHAPIN R DASTON GP ERICKSON D FAUSTMAN E FOSTER P FRIEDMAN JM GOLDMAN L GOLUB M HUGHES C KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA LAMB J LEWIS SC LUNCHICK C MOORE JA MORSETH S MORTENSEN BK OFLAHERTY EJ PALMER AK RAMLOW J RODIER PM RUDO K RYAN L SCHWETZ BA SCIALLI A SELEVAN S TYL R
Citation: Ja. Moore et al., AN ASSESSMENT OF LITHIUM USING THE IEHR EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN DEVELOPMENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY OF AGENTS, Reproductive toxicology, 9(2), 1995, pp. 175-210
AN EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY OF AGENTS
Authors: MOORE JA DASTON GP FAUSTMAN E GOLUB MS HART WL HUGHES C KIMMEL CA LAMB JC SCHWETZ BA SCIALLI AR
Citation: Ja. Moore et al., AN EVALUATIVE PROCESS FOR ASSESSING HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY OF AGENTS, Reproductive toxicology, 9(1), 1995, pp. 61-95
THE APPLICATION OF BENCHMARK DOSE METHODOLOGY TO DATA FROM PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT TOXICITY STUDIES
Authors: KIMMEL CA KAVLOCK RJ ALLEN BC FAUSTMAN EM
Citation: Ca. Kimmel et al., THE APPLICATION OF BENCHMARK DOSE METHODOLOGY TO DATA FROM PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT TOXICITY STUDIES, Toxicology letters, 82-3, 1995, pp. 549-554
BENCHMARK DOSE WORKSHOP - CRITERIA FOR USE OF A BENCHMARK DOSE TO ESTIMATE A REFERENCE DOSE
Authors: BARNES DG DASTON GP EVANS JS JARABEK AM KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA PARK C SPITZER HL
Citation: Dg. Barnes et al., BENCHMARK DOSE WORKSHOP - CRITERIA FOR USE OF A BENCHMARK DOSE TO ESTIMATE A REFERENCE DOSE, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 21(2), 1995, pp. 296-306
THE EVALUATION OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY OF HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE IN MICE AND RATS
Authors: GEORGE JD PRICE CJ TYL RW MARR MC KIMMEL CA
Citation: Jd. George et al., THE EVALUATION OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY OF HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE IN MICE AND RATS, Fundamental and applied toxicology, 26(2), 1995, pp. 174-180
DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .4. BENCHMARK DOSES FOR FETAL WEIGHT CHANGES
Authors: KAVLOCK RJ ALLEN BC FAUSTMAN EM KIMMEL CA
Citation: Rj. Kavlock et al., DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .4. BENCHMARK DOSES FOR FETAL WEIGHT CHANGES, Fundamental and applied toxicology, 26(2), 1995, pp. 211-222
THE OUTCOME AND TECHNIQUES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TRACHEOESOPHAGEALPUNCTURE
Authors: KAO WW MOHR RM KIMMEL CA GETCH C SILVERMAN C
Citation: Ww. Kao et al., THE OUTCOME AND TECHNIQUES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TRACHEOESOPHAGEALPUNCTURE, Archives of otolaryngology, head & neck surgery, 120(3), 1994, pp. 301-307
ON THE SUBJECT OF INCORRECT TERMINOLOGY
Authors: DESESSO JM KIMMEL CA KIMMEL GL HOLSON JF SKALKO RG HARRIS SB HENDRICKX AG SCOTT WJ
Citation: Jm. Desesso et al., ON THE SUBJECT OF INCORRECT TERMINOLOGY, Journal of the American College of Toxicology, 13(4), 1994, pp. 321-322
DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .1. CHARACTERIZATION OF DATABASE AND DETERMINATION OF NO OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVELS
Authors: FAUSTMAN EM ALLEN BC KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA
Citation: Em. Faustman et al., DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .1. CHARACTERIZATION OF DATABASE AND DETERMINATION OF NO OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVELS, Fundamental and applied toxicology, 23(4), 1994, pp. 478-486
DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .2. COMPARISON OFGENERIC BENCHMARK DOSE ESTIMATES WITH NO OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVELS
Authors: ALLEN BC KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA FAUSTMAN EM
Citation: Bc. Allen et al., DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .2. COMPARISON OFGENERIC BENCHMARK DOSE ESTIMATES WITH NO OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVELS, Fundamental and applied toxicology, 23(4), 1994, pp. 487-495
DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .3. STATISTICAL-MODELS
Authors: ALLEN BC KAVLOCK RJ KIMMEL CA FAUSTMAN EM
Citation: Bc. Allen et al., DOSE-RESPONSE ASSESSMENT FOR DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY .3. STATISTICAL-MODELS, Fundamental and applied toxicology, 23(4), 1994, pp. 496-509
APPROACHES TO EVALUATING REPRODUCTIVE HAZARDS AND RISKS
Authors: KIMMEL CA
Citation: Ca. Kimmel, APPROACHES TO EVALUATING REPRODUCTIVE HAZARDS AND RISKS, Environmental health perspectives, 101, 1993, pp. 137-143
A NEW FRONTIER IN UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES
Authors: KIMMEL CA GENEROSO WM THOMAS RD BAKSHI KS
Citation: Ca. Kimmel et al., A NEW FRONTIER IN UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES, Toxicology and applied pharmacology, 119(2), 1993, pp. 159-165
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ABNORMAL SOMITE DEVELOPMENT AND AXIAL SKELETAL DEFECTS IN RATS FOLLOWING HEAT EXPOSURE
Authors: CUFF JM KIMMEL GL HEREDIA DJ TUDOR N CHEN J KIMMEL CA
Citation: Jm. Cuff et al., RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ABNORMAL SOMITE DEVELOPMENT AND AXIAL SKELETAL DEFECTS IN RATS FOLLOWING HEAT EXPOSURE, Teratology, 48(3), 1993, pp. 259-266
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