Low-tar smoking versus middle-tar smoking.
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[Studies on active principles of tar. II. Antifungal constituents in charred egg yolk or in egg tar].
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[Studies on active principles of tar. 3. Antihistaminic and antifungal constituents in dry distillation tar of non-fat soybean].
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[Studies on active principles of tar. IV. Antifungal constituents in egg tar (author's transl)].
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[Studies on active principles of tar. V. Antifungal constituents in egg tar (author's transl)].
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[Studies on active principles of tar. VI. Antifungal constituents in fish meal tar (author's transl)].
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Studies on the toxicity of coal-tar dyes II. Examination of the biological reaction of coal-tar dyes to vital body.
The toxicity of xanthene dyes were studied by various interaction between the dyes and the components in vital body. (1) An increase in the amount of Rose Bengale adsorbed on the gill of fish was followed by the increase in red corpuscle number, and it was assumed that the death of fish in xanthene dye solution was due to anoxemia. (2) Binding capacity of xanthene dyes with bovine serum albumin decreased in the following; Rose Bengale, Phloxine, Erythrosine, Eosine and Uranine. This order was quite coincident with the toxicity compared by TLm values. (3) From the results of rec-assay test by use of Bacillus subtilis, it was confirmed that Phloxine and Rose Bengale had DNA-damaging capacity related to the mutagenecity.
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[Acanthosis test with tar & tar hydrocarbons].
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[Tars and tar treatment in dermatology].
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[Fluorescence microscopic studies on the guinea pig skin after epicutaneous application of coal tar, partial tar substances and benzopyrene].
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[The conditionality of cancerogenesis by tars and tar products, an animal experimental and clinical study].
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Coal tars and coal tar pitches.
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Experimental studies on the mutagenicity and related effects of low-tar and high-tar cigarettes in relation to smoker exposures.
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[Local adsorption and resorption of coal tar following tar baths].
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[On the official inspection of coal-tar dyes. 8. Results of the official inspection of coal-tar dyes in 1971].
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[On the official inspection of coal-tar dyes. IX. Results of the official inspection of aluminium lakes of coal-tar dye in 1971].
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[On the official inspection of coal-tar dyes. XI. Results of the official inspection of coal-tar dyes and their aluminum lakes in 1972 and 1973 (author's transl)].
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