Hardin

The problems of the common pool were most dramatically illustrated in Garrett Hardin s famous... 

Nagapudi K., Brinkman W.T., Leisen, J., Thomas B.S., Wright E.R., HaUer C., Wu X., Apkarian R.P., ConticeUo V.P., and Chaikof EU. Protein-based thermoplastic elastomers. Macromolecules, 38, 345, 2005. Petka W.A., Hardin J.L., McGrath K.P., Wirtz D., and TirreU, D.A. Reversible hydrogels from self-assembUng artificial proteins. Science, 281, 389, 1998. 

Hardin BD, Bond GP, Sikov MR, et al. 1981. Testing of selected workplace chemicals for teratogenic potential. Scand J Work Environ Health 7(Suppl 4) 66-75. 

KLITA P T, MATHISON G w, FENTON T w, HARDIN R T (1996) Effects of alfalfa root saponins on digestive function in sheep. JAnim Sci. 74 1144-56. 

Levine, P.H., Hardin, J.C., Scoon, K.L. and Krinsky, N.I. (1981). Effect of corticosteroids on the production of superoxide and hydrogen peroxide and the appearance of chemiluminescence by phagocytosing polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Inflammation 5, 19-27. 

Hardin, D. J. Chim Phys. Phys.-Chim Biol. 6 (1908) 584. 

Hardin, James. Johann Christoph Ettner Physician, novelist, and alchemist. 

Craig, Hardin. The enchanted glass the Elizabethan mind in literature. Oxford OUP, 1936. 293p. 

This is put perhaps even more succinctly by Garrett Hardin, in a review of Cohen s book ... 

Hardin, Garrett 1996, Population and Environment, A Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies 18 73. 

Strickland, E., Hardin, E.K., Shannon, L.M., and Horwitz, J. (1968) Peroxidase isoenzymes from horseradish roots. III. Circular dichroism of isoenzymes and apoisoenzymes. J. Biol. Chem. 243, 3560. 

Hardin, J.A., Hinoshita, F., and Sherr, D.H. Mechanisms by which benzo[a]pyrene, an environmental carcinogen, suppresses B cell lymphopoiesis, Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol., 117, 155, 1992. 

Terry, R. E., Hardin, P. J., Houston, S.D., et al. (2000). Quantitative phosphorus measurement a field test procedure for archaeological site analysis at Piedras Negras, Guatemala. Geoarchaeology 15 151-166. 

Studies in animals suggest that, unlike some other phthalate esters, the potential for adverse reproductive or developmental effects following exposure to di-n-octylphthalate by the route most relevant to human exposure (oral) is very low (Foster et al. 1980 Gray and Butterworth 1980 Hardin et al. 1987 Heindel et al. 1989 Mann et al. 1985 Morrissey et al. 1989 NIOSH 1983 NTP 1985 Oishi 1990 Oishi and Hiraga 1980). Therefore, it does not appear that individuals of child-bearing age or embryos/fetuses are likely to be unusually susceptible to the effects of di-n-octylphthalate. No other information is available on populations with above-average susceptibility to di-n-octylphthalate. 

Hardin BD, Schuler RL, Burg JR, et al. 1987. Evaluation of 60 chemicals in a preliminary developmental toxicity test. Teratogenesis Carcinogen Mutagen 7 29-48. 

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