Data for relationships between in vivo doses inferred from levels of hemoglobin (Hb) or DNA adducts and administered (by inhalation or injection) doses of ethylene oxide (EO) in mice, rats and humans are reviewed. At low absorbed doses or dose
Journal of dentistry, 42(8), 1027-1032 (2014-04-01)
To test the hypothesis that a material with higher water absorption than polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) could increase the yield of target molecules from exposed dentine. In a series of standard tests, different cellulose membranes were compared to a PVDF counterpart
A risk estimate of the heritable effects of ethylene oxide exposure, using the parallelogram approach, as suggested by Frits Sobels, is described. The approach is based on available data on the ethylene oxide-induced responses for the same genetic endpoint in
Allergy to formaldehyde and ethylene-oxide.
J Bousquet et al.
Clinical reviews in allergy, 9(3-4), 357-370 (1991-01-01)
Critical reviews in toxicology, 30(5), 595-608 (2000-10-31)
Long-term inhalation studies in rodents have presented unequivocal evidence of experimental carcinogenicity of ethylene oxide, based on the formation of malignant tumors at multiple sites. However, despite a considerable body of epidemiological data only limited evidence has been obtained of
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