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The association between Drs. Fletcher and Pravdic, which started when she was a Visiting Scientist at the Institute in Bethesda, continued after she returned to Yugoslavia. Together they investigated the chemistry of unsaturated 2-acetamido-2-deoxy-D-glucose derivatives, and, with Emmanuel Zissis, the preparation of lactones from these sugars, work stemming from Dr. Fletcher s interest in Tay-... [Pg.5]

Although the role of ochratoxins in human pathogenesis is stiU speculative, the lesions of nephropathy in humans were reported to be similar to those observed in porcine nephropathy [104]. Outbreaks of kidney disease (Balkan endemic nephropathy) in rural populations in Bulgaria, Romania, Tunisia and the former Yugoslavia were associated with ochratoxin A [104—106]. These correlations were... [Pg.180]

Hayflick L (1963) An analysis of the potential oncogenicity of human virus vaccine cell substrates. In Proceedings and Symposium on Oncogenicity of Virus Vaccines, pp. 39-46. Permanent Section of Microbiological Standardization, International Association of Microbiological Societies, Opatija, Yugoslavia. [Pg.261]

Economic factors such as wealth, profit incentives, international debt, and isolation can contribute to the proliferation of chemical warfare capabilities. For example, oil-rich nations ruled by dictators (eg, Libya, Iraq) have been able to use their profits to acquire expensive delivery systems such as ballistic missiles and long-range bombers, along with associated support aircraft.1213 When shunned by major arms-systems producers such as the United States, Britain, France, and Russia, the oil-rich nations have approached other Western sources or those in less-developed nations, some of them deeply in need of foreign capital, such as Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Yugoslavia, Israel, Egypt, North Korea, or the People s Republic of China.1216... [Pg.116]

Yugoslavia, towns a smelter, refinery, battery operation— Mitrovica—and the control site, Pristina (577) years old 35.5 (ig/dl control, 8.4 [xg/dl association of MDI and PbB, at 2 years ... [Pg.458]

Former Yugoslavia Prospective Pb Study (smelter town, control town) (N = 282) PbB range 1 -70 (j,g/dl SBP, DBP measured at 5 years old Nonsignificant positive association of PbB with BP Factor-Litvak et al. (1999)... [Pg.526]

Pregnant women in Pb smelter and control towns, former Yugoslavia (N=639) PbBs mean 16.0 gg/dl, Pb-exposed 5.2 pg/dl, controls Spontaneous abortion rate No association of PbB with abortion rate Murphy et al. (1990)... [Pg.541]

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