Research Abstract
Chronic inhalation of nickel oxide and cigarette smoke by hamsters.
Wehner AP, Busch RH, Olson RJ, Craig DK
American Industrial Hygiene Association journal
Nov 1, 1975
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Abstract
Chronic inhalation of NiO and cigarette smoke (CS) by hamsters eventually caused pneumoconiosis whose development was unaffected by CS. No carcinogenic or cocarcinogenic effect of NiO and CS was observed, CS exposure increased laryngeal lesions, reduced body weight, and increased lifespan.
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- PubMed ID:
- 174416
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