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... the acid stage of the bleaching process increase the whiteness of the pulp. The alkaline extraction stages dissolve the lignin/acid reaction products. At the washing stage, both solutions and ... Figure 2 presents the employment and value of shipments for both the primary and secondary portions of the paper and allied products industry. Taken together, the industry is among the top 10 U.S. ... experimental phase. The precise details of the chemical processes at work in the chemical recovery process can be found in Smook, Handbook for Pulp and Paper Technologists, 2nd Edition, 1992 and will...
... order, and the chemicals have been listed alphabetically. So, the three chemicals you believe to be the safest,should have the three largest doses (you should rank them as 1, 2, and 3), andthe ... which the animals are exposed. Both of these characteristics of the response—organtype and severity—also change as one changes the species being tested from the mouse to the rat.In the mouse the ... chemical absorbed into the bloodstream passes through the liver before it perfuses otherorgans within the animal. If the capacity of the liver to metabolize the chemical within the bloodstreamis...
... OF THE BLOOD between liver and intestine is also included in the model. These features of the model are choices madeby the model developer, and reflect the known physicochemical behavior of the ... sulfation in the cytoplasm). The enzymesare therefore considered in the following paragraphs by the nature of the chemical reaction that they catalyze, and only for phase I oxidations is the subcellular ... metabolism. Once in the liver, the highly vascular nature of the tissue andthe intimate contact between blood and hepatocytes, whichcontain the xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes, allows for the rapid diffusion...
... secretion The rates of glomerular filtration and tubular secretion are dependent on the concentration of the drugin the plasma, andthe rate of reabsorption by the tubules is dependent on the concentration ... origin, that is, whether they arise from epithelial ormesenchymal tissue, and by the specific cell type from which they originate. The nomenclature fornaming tumors is complex, andthe reader is ... named on the basisof tissue of origin and their appearance. For example, benign tumors of epithelial origin with gland,or glandlike structures are called adenomas, and in the liver these can...
... inhaled agents deposit in the lung, and these factors alert the phagocytic cells to the location of the agents. The macrophages then engulf them and attempt to ingest them withproteolytic enzymes. ... oviductal and uterine motility and immobilization of the cilia lining the oviduct. The pertinence of these observations to human exposures andthe observed effects of smoking are not clear.However, the ... embryonic development occur in the uterine tube, and then the embryo moves down to the uterus to implant. All of this transport requires a patent lumen in the oviduct, andthe movementoccurs due to...
... The significance of the mutations varieswith the type of cell, andthe location within the DNA. If the cell is of somatic lineage, altered geneproducts can result from gene expression. If the ... are favorable, cells enter the synthesis (S) phase of the cycle, where the entire genome of the cell is replicated during DNA synthesis.Following S phase, cells enter the Gap 2 (G2) phase before ... from another chromosome, an “ exchange figure”results. This theory assumes that the initial lesion is not a break and that the lesion can either be repaireddirectly or may interact with another...
... foods. The committee refers to variousstudies, including the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (NHANES, the recent studyof pesticides in the diets of infants and children, andthe ... pH (the concentration of H+ ions), pOH (the concentration of OH– ions), the presence of othercharged particles or ligands, oxidizing or reducing conditions, temperature, and whether the ... lymphoma and from melanoma are also increasing. These data were confirmedin the 1999 joint release from the CDC, NCI, and ACS.As awareness of environmental contamination andthe ubiquity of synthetic...
... effective anesthetics, and thisproperty increases with the molecular size. The utility of this property is, however, limited by the irritanteffects of ethers, andthe fact that they are easily ... the capacity to cause general anesthetic effects, inhibitactivity in the brain andthe spinal cord, and lower functional capacity, render the individual lesssensitive to external stimuli, and ... solvent intermediate in the preparation of aniline,benzidine, and other chemicals, in shoe and metal polishes, and as a solvent. The vapor is readilyabsorbed through the skin and lungs. Following...
... addition, that is, if they lie above and to the right of the dose-addition line, a synergistic effect can be inferred. On the other hand, responses below the line and to the left indicate antagonism.From ... to the bothersome irritation caused by the fine bristles lodgedin the skin. Another stinging annelid, used as fishing bait in the New England area, is the blood wormGlycera dibranchiata. The ... interaction among the chemicals; that is, in the absence of evidenceto the contrary, the chemicals are assumed to act independently—each neither enhancing nor reducing the effect of the others. Chemicals...