Search Results - "Wilt, N."

Confirmation of in vitro and clinical safety assessment of behentrimonium chloride-containing leave-on body lotions using post-marketing adverse event data by Cameron, D.M., Donahue, D.A., Costin, G.-E., Kaufman, L.E., Avalos, J., Downey, M.E., Billhimer, W.L., Gilpin, S., Wilt, N., Simion, F.A.

“…•Safety of whole-body leave-on skin care products with 1–5% BTC assessed.•In vitro EpiDerm® skin irritation and BCOP/CAMVA tests predicted non-irritancy.•No…”
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Cutaneous lesions in swine after decompression: histopathology and ultrastructure by Buttolph, T B, Dick, Jr, E J, Toner, C B, Broome, J R, Williams, R, Kang, Y H, Wilt, N L

“…A detailed histopathologic description of skin lesions from a porcine model of decompression sickness (DCS) is presented. Pigs were dived in a dry chamber on a…”
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Intralaboratory and interlaboratory evaluation of the EpiDerm™ 3D human reconstructed skin micronucleus (RSMN) assay by Hu, Ting, Kaluzhny, Yulia, Mun, Greg C., Barnett, Brenda, Karetsky, Viktor, Wilt, Nathan, Klausner, Mitchell, Curren, Rodger D., Aardema, Marilyn J.

“…A novel in vitro human reconstructed skin micronucleus (RSMN) assay has been developed using the EpiDerm™ 3D human skin model [R. D. Curren, G. C. Mun, D. P…”
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International validation of an in vitro skin irritation test protocol (EpiDerm-SIT) to replace the in vivo rabbit test for hazard identification of chemicals by Liebsch, Manfred, Gamer, Armin, Curren, Rodger, Frank, Jürgen, Genschow, Elke, Tharmann, Julian, Remmele, Marina, Bauer, Britta, Raabe, Hans, Barnes, Nicole, Hilberer, Allison, Wilt, Nathan, Lornejad-Schäfer, Mohammad Reza, Schäfer, Christine, Hayden, Patrick, Kandarova, Helena

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Follow-up validation of the EpiDerm Skin Irritation Test (SIT): Results of a multi-centre study of twenty reference test substances by Liebsch, Manfred, Gamer, Armin, Curren, Rodger, Frank, Jürgen, Genschow, Elke, Tharmann, Julian, Remmele, Marina, Bauer, Britta, Raabe, Hans, Barnes, Nicole, Hilberer, Allison, Wilt, Nathan, Lornejad-Schäfer, Mohammad Reza, Schäfer, Christine, Hayden, Patrick, Kandarova, Helena

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Assembly language programming for the 80 x 87 by Wilt, N

“…Conventional wisdom holds that programming numeric coprocessors in assembler is not worthwhile. Nothing could be further from the truth. The 80 x 87…”
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HIGHER DEGREES AND LOWER STANDARDS by Wilt, Napier

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Templates in C (plus) (plus) by Wilt, Nicholas

“…Templates are one of C plus plus's most powerful features in that they allow one to define the "shape" of a function or class. Class templates and function…”
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Assembly Language Programming for the 80x87 by Wilt, Nicholas

“…The features of the 80x87 coprocessor that are most useful to the applications programmer are highlighted. Although the 80x87 coprocessor has a quirky…”
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