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Scanning Electron Microscopy Determination of String Mozzarella Cheese in Gastric Contents by Platek, SF, Crowe, JB, Ranieri, N, Wolnik, KA

“…As part of a suspected homicide investigation, a sampling of the gastric contents from the victim was forwarded to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's…”
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Supermarket Tampering: Cocaine Detected in Syringes and in Fruit by Tomlinson, JA, Crowe, JB, Ranieri, N, Kindig, JP, Platek, SF

“…Product tampering, as detailed by the Federal Anti-Tampering Act of 1983 (1), is a felony punishable by both fine and imprisonment. The rationale for product…”
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Sperm viability: a comparison of analytical methods by Schrader, S M, Platek, S F, Zaneveld, L J, Perez-Pelaez, M, Jeyendran, R S

“…Two methods of measuring human sperm viability, the stain exclusion assay and the hypoosmotic swelling (HOS) test, were evaluated. Human sperm were pretreated…”
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Lung particulate burdens of subjects from the Cincinnati, Ohio urban area by Stettler, L E, Platek, S F, Riley, R D, Mastin, J P, Simon, S D

“…Because of the relatively small data base existing for lung particulate burdens of subjects with no overt pneumoconioses, the total exogenous lung particulate…”
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A false report of product tampering involving a rodent and soft drink can: light microscopy, image analysis and scanning electron microscopy/energy dispersive X-ray analysis by Platek, F, Ranieri, N, Wolnik, K A

“…The "Pepsi Tamperings" of 1993 resulted in a large number of cases involving foreign objects reportedly found inside canned soft drinks. Although the majority…”
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Fibrogenic potentials of coal slags used as abrasive blasting substitutes by Stettler, L E, Salomon, R A, Platek, S F, Moorman, W J, Clark, J C, Krieg, E F, Phipps, F C

“…This study was designed to examine the fibrogenic potentials of four coal slags that are being used as substitutes for silica sand in abrasive blasting. Six…”
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The classification of asbestos fibres by scanning electron microscopy and computer-digitizing tablet by Platek, S F, Riley, R D, Simon, S D

“…Because of the need to completely and accurately size asbestos bulk samples for toxicity studies, a method was developed to classify asbestos fibres using…”
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Fibrogenicity and carcinogenic potential of smelter slags used as abrasive blasting substitutes by Stettler, L E, Proctor, J E, Platek, S F, Carolan, R J, Smith, R J, Donaldson, H M

“…This study was designed to examine the fibrogenic and carcinogenic potentials of three smelter slags (primary copper slag, secondary copper slag, and nickel…”
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NIOSH method 7402--asbestos fibers (Revision #1)--low-temperature ashing of filter samples by Baron, P A, Platek, S F

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Automated characterization of particles extracted from human lungs: three cases of tungsten carbide exposure by Stettler, L E, Groth, D H, Platek, S F

“…An automated scanning electron microscope-energy dispersive x-ray analysis-image analysis system was used to characterize particles extracted from three human…”
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Chronic inhalation of short asbestos fibers by Platek, S F, Groth, D H, Ulrich, C E, Stettler, L E, Finnell, M S, Stoll, M

“…An animal inhalation study was initiated to study the chronic biological effects of inhalation of short chrysotile asbestos fibers. Rats and monkeys were…”
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The Responses of Six Adolescents to Value Situations in Selected Short Stories: A Case Study of the Valuing Process by Platek, Theresa F

“…The primary concern of this study was the observable aspects of the valuing process as that process becomes apparent in adolescents' expressed responses to…”
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A Method for the Determination of Syringe Needle Punctures in Rubber Stoppers Using Stereoscopic Light Microscopy by Platek, SF, Keisler, MA, Ranieri, N, Reynolds, TW, Crowe, JB

“…The ability to accurately determine the number of syringe needle penetration holes through the rubber stoppers in pharmaceutical vials and rubber septa in…”
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