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Environmental Health Perspectives|February 1, 1997
Reproductive assessment by continuous breeding: evolving study design and summaries of ninety studiesR E Chapin, R A SloaneReproductive Toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.)|August 26, 1998
Reproductive endpoints in general toxicity studies: are they predictive?R E Chapin, R A Sloane, J K HasemanMutation Research|January 22, 1998
Genetic toxicities of human teratogensJ B Bishop, K L Witt, R A SloaneFundamental and Applied Toxicology : Official Journal of the Society of Toxicology|August 1, 1997
The relationships among reproductive endpoints in Swiss mice, using the reproductive assessment by Continuous Breeding databaseR E Chapin, R A Sloane, J K HasemanArchives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology|September 1, 1989
Hepatic cholesterol metabolism following exposure to carbon disulfide in phenobarbital-treated ratsJ E Simmons, R A Sloane, E W Van SteeAmerican Industrial Hygiene Association Journal|September 1, 1988
Hepatic cholesterol metabolism as a function of carbon disulfide concentration and treatment with phenobarbitalJ E Simmons, R A Sloane, E W Van SteeJournal of Toxicology and Environmental Health|October 1, 1982
Time-varying concentration profile as a determinant of the inhalation toxicity of carbon tetrachlorideE W Van Stee, G A Boorman, M P Moorman, et al.Journal of the National Cancer Institute|February 1, 1983
In vivo formation of N-nitrosomorpholine in CD-1 mice exposed by inhalation to nitrogen dioxide and by gavage to morpholineE W Van Stee, R A Sloane, J E Simmons, et al.The Medical Journal of Australia|May 5, 1979
Evaluation of a new antihelminthic for trichuriasis, hookworm, and stronglyloidiasisI A Musgrave, R B Hawes, J L Jameson, et al.Carcinogenesis|January 1, 1995
Endogenous formation of N-nitrosomorpholine in mice from 15NO2 by inhalation and morpholine by gavageE W Van Stee, R A Sloane, J E Simmons, et al.Pageof 2