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Asbestos content of omentum and mesentery in nonoccupationally exposed individuals by Dodson, Ronald F, O'Sullivan, Michael F, Brooks, Dwaina R, Bruce, James R

“…Asbestos fibers in occupationally exposed individuals relocate from the lung to extrapulmonary sites. A mechanism for relocation is via the lymphatic…”
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Asbestos in extrapulmonary sites: omentum and mesentery by Dodson, R F, O'Sullivan, M F, Huang, J, Holiday, D B, Hammar, S P

“…Asbestos fibers have not been reported in tissues from the peritoneal cavity. Therefore, omentum, mesentery, and lung tissues from 20 individuals in whom…”
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Facile approach to the bicyclo[5.3.0]decane ring system; efficient synthesis of (±)-7- epi-β-bulnesene by Ravi Kumar, Jalluri S, O'Sullivan, Michael F, Reisman, Sarah E, Hulford, Catherine A, Ovaska, Timo V

“…An efficient strategy for the rapid construction of the guiane bicyclo[5.3.0]decane ring system from appropriately substituted 4-alkyn-1-ols has been…”
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Asbestosis and small cell lung cancer in a clutch refabricator by Levin, J L, O'Sullivan, M F, Corn, C J, Williams, M G, Dodson, R F

“…OBJECTIVES: To present a case of asbestosis and small cell lung cancer caused by asbestos in a clutch refabricator. METHODS: Exposed surfaces of used clutches…”
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Asbestos Content in Lungs of Occupationally and Nonoccupationally Exposed Individuals by Dodson, Ronald F, Greenberg, S. Donald, Williams, Marion G, Corn, Carolyn J, O'Sullivan, Michael F, Hurst, George A

“…Previous reports have indicated that a majority of the population has asbestos bodies within their lungs. These studies generally have been carried out using…”
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Analysis of cores of ferruginous bodies from former asbestos workers by Dodson, R F, O'Sullivan, M F, Williams, Jr, M G, Hurst, G A

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In vitro response of human pulmonary macrophages with volcanic ash: a morphological study by Dodson, R F, Martin, R R, O'Sullivan, M F, Hurst, G A

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An individual with a majority of ferruginous bodies formed on chrysotile cores by Levin, J L, O'Sullivan, M F, Corn, C J, Dodson, R F

“…A 59-year-old man was exposed to chrysotile asbestos while rebuilding clutches. Analytical electron microscopy showed a chrysotile core in 72% of the…”
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