Health Physics Journal — Volume 57 — Sup. 1 — July 1989

Papers

• Modeling for Scaling to Humans

  R. G. Thomas

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 13-17 (July 1989)

• Flow Distribution in Human and Canine Tracheobronchial Airway Casts

  B. S. Cohen, J. K. Briant

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 21-27 (July 1989)

• Predictions of Ozone Absorption in Human Lungs from Newborn to Adult

  J. H. Overton, R. C. Graham

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 29-36 (July 1989)

• A Method for Comparison of Animal and Human Alveolar Dose and Toxic Effect of Inhaled Ozone

  G. E. Hatch, H. Koren, M. Aissa

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 37-40 (July 1989)

• Structural Differences Between Human and Rat Lungs

  W. Hofmann, L. Koblinger, T. B. Martonen

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 41-47 (July 1989)

• Human Subject Age and Activity Level

  T. B. Martonen, R. C. Graham, W. Hofmann

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 49-59 (July 1989)

• Modeling Accumulations of Particles in Lung During Chronic Inhalation Exposures That Lead to Impaired Clearance

  R. K. Wolff, W. C. Griffith Jr., R. G. Cuddihy, M. B. Snipes, R. F. Henderson, J. L. Mauderly, R. O. McClellan

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 61-68 (July 1989)

• Retention Patterns for Inhaled Particles in the Lung

  M. B. Snipes, R. O. McClellan, J. L. Mauderly, R. K. Wolff

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 69-78 (July 1989)

• Comparative Skeletal Distribution of Am and Pu in Man, Monkey, and Baboon

  T. P. Lynch, R. L. Kathren, G. E. Dagle, J. F. McInroy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 81-88 (July 1989)

• Distribution of 239Pu in Occupationally Exposed Workers, Based on Radiochemical Analyses of Three Whole Bodies

  J. F. McInroy, R. L. Kathren, M. J. Swint

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 89 (July 1989)

• Is the Beagle Dog an Appropriate Experimental Animal for Extrapolating Data to Humans on Organ Distribution Patterns of U, Th, and Pu?

  N. P. Singh, M. E. Wrenn

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 91-96 (July 1989)

• Estimation of Human Gonadal Pu and Ce Concentrations from Animal Data

  R. G. Thomas, P. W. Durbin, J. F. McInroy, J. W. Healy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 97-107 (July 1989)

• Factors Affecting the Placental Transfer of Actinides

  M. R. Sikov, B. J. Kelman

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 109-114 (July 1989)

• Ordering of Metal-Ion Toxicities in Different Species – Extrapolation to Man

  M. Wendy England, J. E. Turner, B. E. Hingerty, K. Bruce Jacobson

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 115-119 (July 1989)

• Multiparameter Extrapolation of Biodistribution Data Between Species

  K. A. Lathrop, B. M. W. Tsui, C.-T. Chen, P. V. Harper

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 121-126 (July 1989)

• Biologically Motivated Models for Chemical Risk Assessment

  H. J. Clewell III, M. E. Andersen

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 129-137 (July 1989)

• Physiological Pharmacokinetic Model of Hexachlorobenzene in the Rat

  R. A. Freeman, K. K. Rozman, A. G. E. Wilson

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 139-147 (July 1989)

• A Physiologically Based Model of 1-Nitropyrene Metabolism After Inhalation Or Ingestion

  M. A. Medinsky, J. A. Bond, S. Hunsberger, W. C. Griffith

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 149-155 (July 1989)

• Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling of Noninvasive Transcutaneous Chemical Dosimetry

  C. Peck, D. Conner, N. Fleischer, V. Hill, G. Murphy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 157 (July 1989)

• Pharmacokinetic Parameters for Interspecies Scaling Using Allometric Techniques

  W. L. Hayton

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 159-164 (July 1989)

• Predicting the Kinetics of Chelating Agents in Man from Animal Data

  P. W. Durbin, C. T. Schmidt

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 165-174 (July 1989)

• Inhalation Reference Dose (RfDi)

  A. M. Jarabek, M. G. Menache, J. H. Overton Jr., M. L. Dourson, F. J. Miller

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 177-183 (July 1989)

• Modeling the Influence of Age at Exposure and Species on the Fate of Inhaled 241AmO2

  J. A. Mewhinney, B. A. Muggenburg, W. C. Griffith Jr.

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 185 (July 1989)

• A Biokinetic Model of Inhaled Cm Compounds in Dogs

  R. A. Guilmette, J. A. Mewhinney

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 187-198 (July 1989)

• A Model for Scaling the Results of U Excretion Rate Studies in Beagle Dogs to Man

  A. F. Eidson, W. C. Griffith Jr., F. F. Hahn, J. A. Pickrell

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 199-210 (July 1989)

• Reassessment of Human and Beagle Dog Pu Excretion Data Based on Reevaluation of Human Pu Excretion Data

  W. D. Moss, G. L. Tietjen

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 211 (July 1989)

• Dosimetric Principles for Extrapolating Results of Rat Inhalation Studies to Humans, Using an Inhaled Ni Compound As an Example

  G. Oberdorster

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 213-220 (July 1989)

• The Use of Animal Experiments for Assessing Annual Limits on Intake and Interpreting Chest-monitoring Data for Workers Exposed to Industrial Actinide-bearing Dusts

  G. N. Stradling, J. W. Stather

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 221-228 (July 1989)

• Sensitivity Testing of an Age-related, Multicompartment Dosimetric Model for Bone-surface-seeking Radionuclides in Man

  N. D. Priest, A. Birchall

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 229-242 (July 1989)

• Biomathematical Modeling of 239Pu Retention, Skeletal Label Kinetics, and Local Dosimetry in Dogs

  E. Polig

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 243 (July 1989)

• Human Respiratory Tract Model for Radiological Protection

  W. J. Bair

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 249-253 (July 1989)

• Lung Clearance Modeling on the Basis of Physiological and Biological Parameters

  M. Roy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 255-262 (July 1989)

• A Comparison of Excretion and Retention Between the Current ICRP Lung Model and a Proposed New Model

  J. R. Johnson, S. Milencoff

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 263-270 (July 1989)

• The Current Approach of the ICRP Task Group for Modeling Doses to Respiratory Tract Tissues

  A. C. James, A. Birchall, F. T. Cross, R. G. Cuddihy, J. R. Johnson

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 271-282 (July 1989)

• Risk Considerations Related to Lung Modeling

  R. Masse, F. T. Cross

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 283-289 (July 1989)

• Overview of NCRP Task Group Activities on Respiratory Tract Dosimetry Modeling

  R. G. Cuddihy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 291 (July 1989)

• Age-related Scaling for Aerosol and Vapor Deposition in the Upper Airways of Humans

  D. L. Swift

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 293-297 (July 1989)

• Aerosol Deposition in the Nose As a Function of Body Size

  R. F. Phalen, M. J. Oldham, W. J. Mautz

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 299-305 (July 1989)

• Dosimetry to Lung from Inhaled Pollutants

  O. R. Moss, R. G. Cuddihy

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 307 (July 1989)

• Application of Lung Deposition Models to Nonradioactive Substances

  G. L. Fisher, D. K. Craig, W. M. Kluwe

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 309 (July 1989)

• Recent Developments in Carcinogenic Risk Assessment

  D. Krewski, D. Murdoch, J. R. Withey

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 313-325 (July 1989)

• Low-level Effects of Low Linear-energy-transfer Ionizing Radiation on Leukocarcinogenesis in Mice

  E. P. Cronkite, T. Inoue, V. P. Bond, J. Bullis, N. Pappas

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 327 (July 1989)

• Factors Affecting the Neoplastic Response of Mice Exposed to Radiations of Different Qualities

  V. P. Bond, L. E. Feinendegen, E. P. Cronkite

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 329 (July 1989)

• Comparative Toxicology of Inhaled 239PuO2 in Dogs and Rats

  J. F. Park, C. L. Sanders, R. E. Weller, E. S. Gilbert, R. L. Buschbom, K. E. Lauhala, K. E. McDonald

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 331 (July 1989)

• Dose Paradigms for Inhaled Vapors of Primary Carcinogens and Their Impact on Risk Assessment

  R. P. Beliles, J. C. Parker

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 333-340 (July 1989)

• Pathways from Cell Transformation to Carcinogenesis

  A. Tobias, D. Sklansky

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 341 (July 1989)

• The Molecular Basis of Stochastic and Nonstochastic Effects

  H. P. Leenhouts, K. H. Chadwick

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 343-348 (July 1989)

• A Stochastic Model of the Acquisition of Drug Resistance During Antineoplastic Chemotherapy

  M. Abundo, C. Rossi, M. Benassi, F. P. Gentile, F. Mauro

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 349-354 (July 1989)

• Mathematical Models of Cell Survival After Ionizing Radiation

  F. Mauro, G. Arcangeli, L. D'Angelo, C. Marino, M. Benassi

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 355-361 (July 1989)

• Modeling the Biological Effectiveness of High-let Radiation

  J. H. Miller, W. E. Wilson

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 363-367 (July 1989)

• Analyzing the Role of Biochemical Processes in Determining Response to Ionizing Radiations

  J. M. Nelson, L. A. Braby, N. F. Metting, W. C. Roesch

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 369-376 (July 1989)

• Time-related Factors in the Study of Risks in Animals and Humans

  E. S. Gilbert, J. F. Park, R. L. Buschbom

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 379-385 (July 1989)

• Choice of Dose Measure for Extrapolating Carcinogenic Risk from Animals to Humans

  K. Crump, B. Allen, A. Shipp

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 387-393 (July 1989)

• Serial Allometric Factor Extrapolation

  T. A. Hill, R. C. Wands

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 395-401 (July 1989)

• Interspecies Scaling for Cancer Risk Assessment

  R. K. White, C. C. Travis

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 403 (July 1989)

• Fitting a Model to Categorical Response Data With Application to Species Extrapolation of Toxicity

  R. C. Hertzberg

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 405-409 (July 1989)

• A Bayesian Methodology for Scaling Radiation Studies from Animals to Man

  W. DuMouchel, P. G. Groer

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 411-418 (July 1989)

• Scaling of Fatal Cancer Risks from Laboratory Animals to Man

  O. G. Raabe

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 419-432 (July 1989)

• A Code to Investigate Complex Metabolic Models for Dose Calculation

  C. L. Clary, B. E. Kirstein

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 435-442 (July 1989)

• Humtrn and Effects

  A. F. Gallegos, W. J. Wenzel

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 443-453 (July 1989)

• The ORNL/ICRP System of Computer Codes for Dose Estimation

  K. F. Eckerman, M. Cristy, R. W. Leggett, J. C. Ryman

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 455 (July 1989)

• A Resource Facility for Kinetic Analysis

  D. M. Foster, R. C. Boston, J. A. Jacquez, L. Zech

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, pp. 457-466 (July 1989)

Dosimetric Models: Empirical Pharmacokinetics

• Use of Adducts to Hemoglobin and DNA as Molecular Dosimeters

  D. L. Springer

  Health Phys. 57, Sup. 1, p. 245 (July 1989)