The latent period in carcinogenesis by plastics in rats and its relation to the presarcomatous stage.
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The effects of plastics on microorganisms commonly encountered in milk.
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Tissue reactions to synthetic materials.
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[Tissue reactions to plastics and to vitallium; test in the anterior chamber of tye eye].
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Fenestration of abdominal wall: its application for observation of fibroblastic effect of plastics.
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[Animal experimental studies with perlon].
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[Effects of perlon and its source materials lactam and epsilon-aminocaproic acid in vitro on the growth of mesenchyme tissue].
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[Tissue reaction caused by polyamide dusts].
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[Histological reactions of certain parenchymal tissues to supramid].
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[Preliminary findings on the mechanism of carcinogenesis by plastic materials].
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Tissue reaction to plastics; a comparison of nylon, orlon, dacron, teflon, and marlex.
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The biological action of fiberglasplastic dust.
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