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Biopersistence of Synthetic Vitreous Fibers and Amosite Asbestos in the Rat Lung Following Inhalation by Hesterberg, T.W., Chase, G., Axten, C., Miller, W.C., Musselman, R.P., Kamstrup, O., Hadley, J., Morscheidt, C., Bernstein, D.M., Thevenaz, P.

“…Fiber biopersistence as a major mechanism of fiber-induced pathogenicity was investigated. The lung biopersistence of 5 synthetic vitreous fibers (SVFs) and…”
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CHRONIC INHALATION STUDIES OF TWO TYPES OF STONE WOOL FIBERS IN RATS by Kamstrup, O, Ellehauge, A, Chevalier, J, Davis, J. M.G., McConnell, E. E., Thévenaz, P.

“…A summary is given of the pathology results after long-term inhalation in rats of insulation wool representing the new biosoluble types. The pathology results…”
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Carcinogenicity assessment of synthetic vitreous fibers--international regulatory perspective by Kamstrup, O

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CHRONIC INHALATION STUDIES OF TWO TYPES OF STONE WOOL FIBERS IN RATS by Kamstrup, O., Ellehauge, A., Chevalier, J., Davis, J. M. G., McConnell, E. E., Thévenaz, P.

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Effect of Chemical Composition of Man-Made Vitreous Fibers on the Rate of Dissolution in Vitro at Different pHs by Christensen, V. R., Jensen, S. Lund, Guldberg, M., Kamstrup, O.

“…Measurements of rates of dissolution of typical insulation wool fibers (glasswool and basalt based stonewool) and an experimental fiber were made using a…”
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Effect of Chemical Composition of Man-Made Vitreous Fibers on the Rate of Dissolution in Vitro at Different pHs by Christensen, V. R., Jensen, S. Lund, Guldberg, M., Kamstrup, O.

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Biopersistences of Man-Made Vitreous Fibers and Crocidolite Fibers in Rat Lungs Following Short-Term Exposures by Musselman, Rod P., Miiller, William C., Eastes, Walter, Hadley, John G., Kamstrup, Ole, Thevenaz, Philippe, Hesterberg, Thomas W.

“…Biopersistence of commercial man-made vitreous fibers (MMVF) and crocidolite were studied in Fischer 344 rats. MMVF used were size-selected to be…”
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Investigation on the Durability of Man-Made Vitreous Fibers in Rat Lungs by Bellmann, Bernd, Muhle, Hartwig, Kamstrup, Ole, Draeger, Utz F.

“…Two types of sized stonewool with median lengths of 6.7 and 10.1 μm and median diameters of 0.63 and 0.85 μm, and crocidolite with fibers of median length of…”
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An Experimental Approach to the Evaluation of the Biopersistence of Respirable Synthetic Fibers and Minerals by Bernstein, David M., Mast, Richard, Anderson, Robert, Hesterberg, Thomas W., Musselman, Rod, Kamstrup, Ole, Hadley, John

“…The biopersistence of fibers and minerals in the respiratory tract is an important parameter in the toxicity of those materials. The biopersistence of…”
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Biopersistence of Synthetic Vitreous Fibers and Amosite Asbestos in the Rat Lung Following Inhalation by Hesterberg, T.W., Chase, G., Axten, C., Miller, W.C., Musselman, R.P., Kamstrup, O., Hadley, J., Morscheidt, C., Bernstein, D.M., Thevenaz, P.

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Investigation on the biodurability of chemically different stone wool fibres by Bellmann, B., Muhle, H., Kamstrup, O., Draeger, U.F.

“…The biodurability is one of the essential factors for a carcinogenic potential of mineral fibres. The in vivo solubility of commercial fibre products can be…”
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Carcinogenicity Studies after Intraperitoneal Injection of Two Types of Stone Wool Fibres in Rats by KAMSTRUP, O., ELLEHAUGE, A., COLLIER, C. G., DAVIS, J. M. G.

“…A summary is given of the pathology results after intraperitoneal (i.p.) injection in rats of insulation wool HT, representing the new biosoluble types. The…”
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The biopersistence and pathogenicity of Man-made Vitreous Fibres after short- and long-term inhalation by KAMSTRUP, O, DAVIS, J. M. G, ELLEHAUGE, A, GULDBERG, M

“…A summary is given of the biopersistence and pathology after inhalation by rats of two different Man-made Vitreous Fibres, MMVF21 (traditional stone wool) and…”
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Subchronic Inhalation Study of Stone Wool Fibres in Rats by KAMSTRUP, O., ELLEHAUGE, A., BELLMANN, B., CHEVALIER, J., DAVIS, J. M. G.

“…Pathology results after subchronic inhalation in rats of three separate fibres representing the new biosoluble high-aluminium low-silica HT type stone wool are…”
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A comparative Life Cycle assessment of building insulation products made of stone wool, paper wool and flax by Schmidt, Anders C, Jensen, Allan A, Clausen, Anders U, Kamstrup, Ole, Postlethwaite, Dennis

“…Insulation of buildings in order to save heating energy is an important technology for enabling sustainable development. This paper summarises the results of a…”
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Simulation of past exposure in slag wool production by Fallentin, B, Kamstrup, O

“…A survey of the working conditions at a Danish slag wool production factory during the early technological phase in the 1940s is presented. No exposure data,…”
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A comparative Life Cycle assessment of building insulation products made of stone wool, paper wool and flax: Part 1: Background, goal and scope, Life Cycle inventory, impact assessment and interpretation by Schmidt, Anders C., Jensen, Allan A., Clausen, Anders U., Kamstrup, Ole, Postlethwaite, Dennis

“…Insulation of buildings in order to save heating energy is an important technology for enabling sustainable development. This paper summarises the results of a…”
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Increased uptake of cholesterol and increased mineral content in the aorta of long-term uremic rabbits by Kamstrup, O, Tvedegaard, E

“…Chronic renal failure was induced in rabbits by cauterization of one kidney and subsequent contralateral nephrectomy. After 3 and 8 months duration of uremia…”
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A comparative life cycle assessment of building insulation products made of stone wool, paper wool and flax: Part 2: comparative assessment by Schmidt, Anders C., Jensen, Allan A., Clausen, Anders U., Kamstrup, Ole, Postlethwaite, Dennis

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Effect of chronic uremia on plasma lipids and the aortic accumulation of cholesterol in hypercholesterolemic rabbits by Kamstrup, O, Tvedegaard, E, Stender, S

“…14 rabbits were made uremic by extensive cauterization and subsequent removal of the contralateral kidney, resulting in a mean plasma creatinine concentration…”
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