Contents of journals relating to toxicology

Toxicology 93 (1994) 303-308

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Contents of Journals Relating to Toxicology Volume

93 (1994)

Aquatic Toxicology, Vol. 29 Nos. 3,4 August, 1994 M. E. J. van der Weiden, R. Bleumink, W. Seinen and M. van den Berg (The Netherlands) Concurrence

of P450 1A induction and toxic effects in the mirror carp (Cyprinus carpio),

after administration M.E.J..van

der Weiden, LJ? de Vries, K. Fase, M. Celander, W. Seinen and

M. van den Berg (The Netherlands, Relative

147

of a low dose of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin

potencies

Sweden)

of polychlorinated

(PCDFS) and biphenyls

dibenzo-pdioxins

(PCBS), for cytochrome

(PCDDS),

dibenzofurans

P450 1A induction in the mirror carp

(Cyprinus carpio)

163

M. Celander, C. Nat, D. Broman and L. For/in (Sweden) Temporal

aspects of induction

zymes in the viviparous

of hepatic cytochrome

P450 1A and conjugating

blenny (Zoarces viviparus) treated with petroleum

en-

hydrocar183

bons L. Pilgaard, H. Matte and F B. Jensen (Denmark) Physiological

effects and tissue accumulation

(Oncorhynchus

of copper in freshwater

rainbow

trout 197

mykiss) under normoxic and hypoxic conditions

G. Carbonell and J. VI Tarazona (Spain) Toxicokinetics of copper in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus

213

mykiss)

D.C.G. Muir, 8. R. Hobden and M.R. Servos (Canada) Bioconcentration

of pyrethroid

insecticides and DDT by rainbow trout: uptake, depura-

tion, and effect of dissolved organic carbon G. Ho/m, J. Lundstrdm, Influences

T Andersson and L. Norrgren

of halogenated

organic substances

EROD activity in the three-spined trout, Oncorhynchus

223

stickleback,

(Sweden)

on ovarian Gasterosteus

development

and hepatic

aculeatus,

and rainbow

mykiss

241

S.J. Markich and R.A. Jeffree (Australia) Absorption

of divalent trace metals as analogues

bivalves: an explanation

of calcium by Australian

freshwater

of how water hardness reduces metal toxicity

257

W.J. Catallo, D.G. Hoover and D. Vargas (USA) Effects of an environmental toxicant on ultrastructure protective effect of dissolved calcium

in Paramecium

caudatumand

the 291

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304

Ii. Jdckel and M. Nendza (Germany) Reactive

substructures

in the prediction

of aquatic

toxicity

data

305

Contents to Volume 29

315

Author Index

317

Aquatic Toxicology, Vol. 30 No. 1, September, 1994 S. Gozzo, G. Perretta, U. Andreozzi, Neuropathology

induced

V. Monaco and E. Rossiello (Italy) in the central nervous system of the urodele

by trimethyltin

Triturus carnifex

1

A. Wicklund Glynn, L. Norrgren and A. Mijssener Differences

in uptake

Brachydanio

of inorganic

mercury

(Sweden)

and cadmium

in the gills of the zebrafish,

rerio

13

1.D. Twitchen and EB. Eddy (Scotland) Effects

of ammonia

on sodium

balance

in juvenile

rainbow

trout

Oncorhynchus

mykiss

Walbaum

27

Ii. Lilius, B. lsomaa and T. Holmstrbm A comparison

of the toxicity

(Finland)

of 50 reference

chemicals

to freshly

isolated

rainbow

trout

47

and Daphnia magna

hepatocytes

S.L. Levine, J. T: Oris 2nd TE. Wissing (USA) Comparison

anum)

of P-4501Al

following

monooxygenase

intraperitoneal

benzofalpyrene:

Temporal

induction

injection

in gizzard shad (Dorosoma cepedi-

or continuous

and dose-dependent

waterborne-exposure

with

studies

61

M. H.S. Kraak, Y.A. Wink, S.C. Stuijfzand, M.C. Buckert-de Jong, C.J. de Groot and W. Admiraal Chronic

(The Netherlands)

ecotoxicity

of Zn and Pb to the zebra

mussel

77

Dreissena polymorpha

Toxicology Letters, Vol. 74 No. 2, November, 1994 Review article Female reproductive M.A.

Kamrin,

and developmental

toxicology: overview and current approaches

E.W. Carney, K. Chou, A. Cummings,

R. Loch-Caruso,

R.K.

Miller

L.A. Dostal, C. Harris, J.W. Henck, 99

(USA)

Research articles Application

of the kinetic of RNA

synthesis on Hep 3B cells. Study of the medium-term

cyto-

toxicity of atrazine B. Descampiaux, Glandular

V. Herno,

T. Okamura,

E.M.

induced by high dose saccharin in young rodents

Garland,

Effects of chronic treatment

121

A. Brice, F. Erb (France)

stomach hemorrhage

SM.

129

Cohen (USA)

with clotibric

acid on response of rat hepatocytes to mitogenic

stimuli K. Tanaka,

S. Kawamura,

H. Matsumoto,

I41

K. Doi (Japan)

bcl-2 expression decreases methyl mercury-induced

free-radical

generation and cell killing in a

neural cell line T.A.

Sarafian,

L. Vartavarian,

D.J. Kane, D.E.

Bredesen, M.A.

Verity

(USA)

149

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305

Phenobarbital induces cytosolic acidification in an established liver epithelial cell line A.-M. Wysynski, R. Martinez-Zaguilan, C. Alden, A.J. Gandolfi, R.J. Gillies (USA) Reactivity and stereospecificity of neuropathy target esterase and cu-chymotrypsin with 2-substituted-4H-l,3,2-benzodioxaphosphorin 2-oxides M. Yoshida, S.-Y. Wu, J.E. Casida (USA) content of the ILlar processing enzyme calpain bone Decreased in murine marrow-derived macrophages after treatment with the benzene metabolite hydroquinone A.C.K. Miller, D.G. Schattenberg. A.M. Malkinson, D. Ross (USA) Acknowledgement to referees

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167

177 185

Toxicology Letters, Vol. 74 No. 3, December, 1994 Research articles Pharmacokinetic modeling of 2,4-dtchlorophenoxyacetic acid (2.4-D) in rat and in rabbtt brain following single dose administratton C.S. Kim, M.L. Gargas. M.E. Andersen (USA) f-Butanol metabolism by rat hepatic and pulmonary cytochromes P450 M.G. Gadberry, G.P. Carlson (USA) Polychlorinated biphenyl-induced suppression of cytotoxic T lymphocyte activtty: role of prostaglandin-Ez G.K. De Krey, L. Baecher-Steppan. J.R. Fowles, N.I. Kerkvliet (USA) Decreased biliary glutathione content is responsible for the decline in bile salt-independent flow induced by ethinyl estradiol in rats G. Bouchard, I.M. Yousef, 9. Tuchweber (Canada) Effects of methoxychlor on skin tumor development C. Dwivedi, J. Tabbert (USA) mice described by a Age-related changes in benzene disposition in male C57BLi6N physiologically based pharmacokinetic model T.F. McMahon, M.A. Medmsky. L.S. Birnbaum (USA) Role of kidney S9 in the mutagenic properties of 1.2-dibromoethane 9. Novotna. M. Duverger-van Bogaert (Belgium) The pentachlorophenol metabolite tetrachloro-p-hydroquinone induces hydroxy-2-deoxyguanosine in liver DNA of male B6C3FI mice M. Dahlhaus. E. Almstadt, K.E. Appel (Germany) Author index Vol. 74 (1994) Subject index Vol. 74 (1994) Contents Vol. 74 (1994)

189 203

211

221 235

241 255 theformation

of 8265 275 279 281

Cancer Letters, Vol. 85, No. 2, October 14, 1994 Time course observation of thyroid proliferative lesions and serum TSH levels m vats treated with thlourea after DHPN initiation T. Shimo. K. Mitsumori. H. Onodera. K. Yasuhara. M. Takahashi. M Takahashi. Y. Ueno. Y. Hayashi (Tokyo, Japan)............................................................... Enhancing effects of 3-chloro-4-(dlchloromethyl)-S-hydroxy-2(S~-furanone (MX) on cell proliferation and lipid peroxidation in the rat gastric mucosa A. Nishikawa. N. Kinae. F. Furukawa. M. Mitsui, T. Enami. T. Hasegawa, M. Takahashi (Tokyo. Shizuoka, Saga, Japan)..................................................... Kaempferol-induced nuclear DNA damage and lipid peroxidation S.C.Sahu,G.C.Gray(Laurel,MD) A novel gelatinolytic enzyme secreted by amelanotic cells isolated from 816 melanoma cell line T. Kobayashi, A. Hayashi, A. Ura-Ishikou. S. Tajima, T. Nishikawa (Tokyo, Shinanomachi, Japan) Confluence dependent resistance (CDR) to doxorublcin and E-cadherin expression in murioe mammary cells M.T. Dimanche-Bwtrel, P. Genne, 0. Duchamp, B. Chauffert (Dijon. France)

141-149

151-157 159-164 165-169

171-176

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Potent promoting activity of dimethylitaconate on gastric carcinogen&s induced by N-methylnitrosourea Y.S. Lee, J.-J. Jang (Seoul, South Korea) _. PAF and hematopoiesis. II. Elevated levels of plasma paf acetylhydrolase after rapId infusion of 5-fluorouracil in cancer patients Y. Denizot, F. Dupuis, B. Roullet, V. Praloran (Limoges. France) _. Stimulation of proliferation by 3,3’,5-triiodo-t.-thyronine in poorly differentiated human hepatocarcinema cells overexpressing 01 thyroid hormone receptor K. Lin. Y. Lin, C. Parkison, S. Cheng (Taiwan, R.O.C.. Bethesda, MD) SR-4233 (Tirapazamine) acts as an uncoupler of oxidative phosphorylation in human MCF-7 breast carcinoma cells G. Ara. C.N. Coleman, B.A. Teicher (Boston, MA) A proteolytic activity in a human breast cancer cell line which 1s inhibited by the anticarcinogenic Bowman-Birk protease inhibitor L.Y. Moy, P.C. Billings (Philadelphia, PA) Constitutive expression of the heat shock protem 72 kDa in human melanoma cells M.P. Protti, S. Heltai, M. Bellone, M. Ferrarini, A.A. Manfredi, C. Rugarh (Milano. Italy) The comparative toxicity of chlorambucil and chlorambucil-spermidine conjugate to BALB/c mice R.D. Verschoyle, P. Carthew, J.L. Halley, P. Cullis, G.M. Cohen (Leicester. UK) Relationship of glutathione and glutathione-S-transferase to cisplatin sensitivity m human head and neck squamous carcinoma cell lines S.A. Yellin, B.J. Davidson, J.T. Pinto, P.G. Sacks, C. Qiao, S.P. Schantz (New York, NY) Modulation of integrin-laminin receptor function on mammary tumor cells by prostaglandin E, receptor antagonism S. Zhang, A.M. Fulton (Baltimore, MD) Transformation linked decrease of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex in human epidermis M.L. Eboli, A. Pasquini (Rome, Italy) Author

Index Volume

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Subject index Volume

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85

Volume contents Volume

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185-188

189-194

195-203

205-210 211-216 217-222

223-232

233-238 239-243 245-246

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85

177-184

247-251 253-255

Cancer Letters, Vol. 86, No. 1, October 28, 1994 Revwv

art&

Pathology and cl~mcal evolution D.L.

Page, M.D.

Effect of&carotene, I. Yamamoro.

of ductal carcmoma rn s~tu (DCIS)

Laglos (San Francisco,

C.J. Guthridge.

M. Morlguchl

M.R.

Stampfer. Kotm,

(Kanagawa,

and immortalized M.A.

Clark,

rep protein of adeno-assoaated

R.B. Batchu. R.M. Stabilization

l-4

sodium ascorbate and cellulose on l.2-dtmethylhydrarlne-Induced H. Maruyama,

Phospholipases AZ lo ras-transformed The regulatory

of the breast

CA)

M.R. (Little

eplthelial

Steiner (Kenilworth.

NJ).

C. Dees. V.L.

Godfrey,

J.S

Foster, R.D.

analogue octreotide

Schultz, C.C. Traw

cells II-21

the c-H-ros promoter

Rock. AR; Gathersburg.

of the p53 gene product m two bovine leukemia wus

Somalostatin T.-B

Chen. M. Hunk.

(Oak

Ridge, KnoxwIle,

modulates merabohsm and effects of 5-lluorouracd

pancreaticobiliary K. Nakamura. Arsenic-related

S. Macura.

functions

S Vuk-PavlowC

23-31

Bethesda. USA).

Infected cell lmes

(Rochester,

TN:

Madison.

and 5.fluoroundme

colon cancer spheroids The effects on cellular

in rats 5-9

human mammary

virus binds to sequences wthm

P.L. Hermonat

mtest~nal carcmogenws

Japan).

,..

MN).

of bile acid and trypsm m stagnant bde juice I” anomalous

33-40

WI). m human

,. ,. arrangement

41-51 of the

duct

K. Tokiwa.

H

Nlshmo (Kyoto,

53-58

Japan).

Bowen’s disease and paraquat-related

skm cancerous Iwon>

show no detectable ros and p53 gene

alterations L.-L.

Hsieh, H.-J. Chen. J.-T.

1.25.Dihydroxywtamm B. Vandewalle.

Hsleh. S-H.

Jee, G.-S. Chen. C -1. Chen (Taiwan.

D, receptors in normal and malignant

A. Adems, L. Hornez.

F. Revilhon.

ENects of 4.(methylnitrosamlno).I-(3.pyrldyl)-I-butanone

human colorectal

J. Lefebvre (Lille. (NNK)

59-65

R O.C.).

tissues 67-73

France).

on N-nitrosobis(Z-oxopropyl)amine

(BOP).Initiated

carcinogenesis in hamsters F

Furukawa.

Conjugation

A. Nishikawa,

of muosome

purltied glutathione P. Copalan-Krlczky, Antitumor

H. Yoshimura.

T. Imazawa, 8,.8.9

S. Ikezaki,

M. Takahashl

(Tokyo,

Japan)

epoxide and styrene oxide to glutathione

75-82

by

S-transferases from hamster and moose livers D.E

Jensen. P.D

effects of salkosaponins.

Y. Motoo.

M. Mitsui,

generated and synthetic allatoxm Lotbkar

(Phdadelphn.

PA).

83-90

baicalin and baicalein on human hepatoma cell lmes

N. Sawabu (Kanazawa,

Japan).

91-95

Related contents / Toxicology 93 (1994) 303-308 Asparagine markedly Induces in their untransformed Z.P. Chew

In vitro

K.Y.

actnation

A.B. Awad.

the exprewon

B.G.

Basilious. C S. Fink, VS.

97-103

P J Horvath

Prasad. Y.R

D by fatty aads

(Buffalo.

AhuJa (Oklahoma

NY).

Y.S

Lee, R.D

Wurster

(Maywood.

and therapeutic

105-109

lymphoma

wth

aphldicohn

City. OK, Cincmnat~,

Dual effects of estrogen and anl~estrogens on the growth of SK-N-MC Tumor localization

cells but not

NJ).

inhibiuon of rat colomc phosphohpase

Expression of common fragile sates m untreated nowHodgkIn’s

S.Chary-Reddy.

mammalian

counterparts

Chen (Pwataway.

and

of ormthme decarboxylase gene in transformed

307

OH;

and folate delictency

Hyderabad.

human neuroblastoma

India).

111-117

cells

IL)

119-125

potential of an antltumor-am-CD3

heteroconJugate anllbody

in human renal cell

carcinoma xenograft models Z. Zhu. T Rochester. High mdrl-

Ghose. S.H S. Lee. L A. Fernandez,

L A

Kerr. J H

Donahue.

D.J

McKean

(Nova

Scow

Canada.

MN)

127-134

and mrp-, but low topo~somerase Ilwgene

J Beck, D. Nlethammer.

Chemico-Biological

V

Gekeler

(Ttibmgen.

Interactions,

expression m B-cell chrome lymphocytlc

Konstanz.

leukaemns

Germany).

Vol. 93 No. 2, November, 1994

The consequences of nitrofurantoin-induced oxidative stress in isolated rat hepatocytes: evaluation of pathobiochemical alterations S. Klee. M.C. Nurnberger. F.R. Ungemach (Berlin, Germany) Superoxide dismutase and catalase prevent the formation of reactive oxygen species during reductton of cyclized dopa orrho-quinone by DT-diaphorase S. Baez. Y. Linderson. J. Segura-Aguilar (Stockholm and Uppsala, Sweden) Effect of sulthydryl compounds and glutathione depletion on rat heart myocyte toxicity induced by 4-hydroperoxycyclophosphamide and acrolein in vitro R.T. Dorr. K. Lagel(Tucson, AZ) . . . . .._.._..._.._,,__.,.,.__.,,............... Catalytic effects of glutathione peroxidase mimetics on the thiol reduction of cytochrome c L. Engman, A. Tunek. M. Hallberg, A. Hallberg (Lund and Uppsala, Sweden) on the identification and quantification of 7HFluorescence spectroscopic studies dibenzo[r.g]carbazole and dibenz[aJlacridine metabolites J. Schneider. W. Xue, D. Warshawsky (Cincinnati. OH) Hemichrome formation, lipid peroxidation. enzyme inactivation and protein degradation as indexes of oxidative damage in homogenates of chicken kidney and liver H.J. Andersen. L. Pellett. A.L. Tappel (Frederiksberg. Denmark; Davis, CA) Announcement ................................................................... Erratum ........................................................................

Chemico-Biological

Interactions,

135-142

91

103

II7 129

139

I55 I71 173

Vol. 93 No. 3, December, 1994

Interaction of marine toxin dolastatin IO with porcine brarn tubulin: competitive inhrbition of rhizoxin and phomopstn A bindtnp Y. Li. H. Kobayashi. Y. Hashtmoto. R. Shtrai. A. Hirata. K. Hayasht. Y. Hamada. T. Shiotri. S. lwasaki (Tokyo. Nagoya, Japan) The interactton of glutathione with 4-hydroxycyclophosphamide and phosphoramide mustard. studied by “P nuclear magnettc resonance spectroscopy B. van Ommen, P.J van Bladeren (Zetst, The H.A.A.M. Dtrven. J.C. Venekamp. Netherlands) _......_......_................................................ Effect of zinc, copper and glucocorticoids on metallothionein levels of cultured neurons and astrocytes from rat brain J. Hidalgo. A. Garcia. A.M. Oliva. M. Giralt. T. Gasull, B. Gonzalez. H. Mtlnerowicz. A. Wood, I. Bremner (Barcelona. Spain; Scotland. UK) Plasma proteins as early btomarkers of exposure to carcinogemc aromatic amines M.J. Miller, D.C. Parmelee. T. Benjamin. S. Sechi. K.L. Dooley. F.F. Kadlubar (Bethesda. MD; Jefferson, AR) ..,,.._.....,......,.......................................

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Synthesis

of

fluorescent

derivatives

substituted malondialdehydes: C.E. Vaca. Announcement

M. Conradi.

of

7-methylguanine

analysis by HPLC

M. Sievertzon.

through

reaction

with

2-aryl-

with fluorescence detection

J. Bergman (Huddinge.

Sweden)

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