Martin, Carolyn

We thank Carolyn Drake for preparing the manuscript. The work was supported by NIH grant CA24553 to L.H. S.J.K. was supported under contract DE-AC05-840R21400 with the Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc. 

It is easy to picture Carolyn Martin in the roles she enjoyed before her chemical injury patron of the arts, museum docent, symphony season-ticket holder, political fundraiser, socialite and traveler, to name a few. Beautiful clothes and home furnishings gave her pleasure in her former life. Now her wardrobe consists of several pieces of safe clothing, and a large collection of beautiful scarves used to soften the blow of chemical exposures. Draped strategically over her shoulder, she will pull a scarf up to cover her nose and mouth when a waft of fragrance or other chemicals hits her out in public. 

Front cover (clockwise from top) Carolyn Martin, Roy Bolbery, Tomasita Gallegos, Susan Molloy, John Pruitt, and Nicholas Weiss. 

Kuhn, Annette, 473 Lean, David R. S., 391 Leenheer, J. A., 195 Minear, Roger A., 161 Moore, Johnnie N., 451 Nanny, Mark A., 161 Peiffer, Stefan, 371 Rapaport, Robert A., 527 Sampson, Carolyn J., 121 Scully, Frank E, Jr., 391 Shafer, Martin M., 285 Shao, Chihwen, 391 Sigg, Laura, 473 Skoglund, Robert S., 559 Smol, John P., 3 Stoddard, John L., 223 Swackhamer, Deborah L., 559 Swain, Edward B., 33 Tisue, Thomas, 499 Urban, N. R., 323 Versteeg, Donald J., 527 Weeg, Els, 527 Weir, Edward P., 121... 

I wish to thank William Lamar, Susan Novak, Joan Ford, David Duvall, Peg Dunklin, Melva Grisson, Winston Green and Martin Smith for their help with this manuscript. Several of the projects included were supported by University of Texas at Tyler faculty research grants. I also acknowledge the help of my students Carolyn Schofield, James Low, Debera Holland and Michael O Bleness. 

The studies summarized here are the work of Drs. Martine Armstrong, Carolyn Converse Cooper, Choy Hew, John Lifter, and Masanori Yoshioka. 

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