Toxicology Letters R Toxicology Letters 110 (1999) 227-228 Author index Volume 110 (1999) Adas, F., F. Berthou, J.P. Salaiin, Y. Dréano, Y. Amet, De Bartolomeo, A., see Fabiani, R. 110, 11 Interspecies variations in fatty acid hydroxylations involving de Mattos, J.C.P., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 cytochromes P450 2E1 and 4A_ 110, 43 Diaz, D., see Thompson, S.A. 110, 1 Alessandrini, C., see Ciccoli, L. 110, 57 Domijan, A.-M., see Peraica, M. 110, 105 Amet, Y., see Adas, F. 110, 43 Dréano, Y., see Adas, F. 110, 43 Azuma, R., M. Komuro, S.R. Black, J.M. Mathews, The Dubois, V., see Lardot, C. 110, 29 effect of repeat administration of GTS-21 on mixed-function oxidase activities in rat 110, 137 Eaton, D.L., see Thompson, S.A. 110, 1 Esquifino, A.I., see Lafuente, A. 110, 209 Barroso-Moguel, R., J. Villeda-Hernandez, M. Méndez-Ar- menta, A. Santamaria, S. Galvan-Arzate, Alveolar lesions Fabiani, R., A. De Bartolomeo, P. Rosignoli, B. Sebastiani, induced by systemic administration of cocaine to rats 110, G. Morozzi, Priming effect of benzo[a]pyrene on monocyte 113 oxidative metabolism: possible mechanisms 110, 11 Bernardo Filho, M., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 Ferrali, M., see Ciccoli, L. 110, 57 Berthou, F., see Adas, F. 110, 43 Flaskos, J., M.J. Fowler, C. Teurtrie, A.J. Hargreaves, The Bezerra, R.J.A.C., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 effects of carbaryl and trichlorphon on differentiating mouse Bhalla, D.K., see Reinhart, P.G. 110, 35 N2a neuroblastoma cells 110, 79 Black, S.R., see Azuma, R. 110, 137 Fouchécourt, M.-O., K. Krishnan, Quantitative relationship Btawat, A., see Mazur, L. 110, 67 between steady-state blood concentrations and structural Brissot, P., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 features of aliphatic hydrocarbons 110, 177 Fowler, M.J., see Flaskos, J. 110, 79 Caldeira de Araujo, A., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 Fuchs, R., see Peraica, M. 110, 105 Cardellach, F., see Miro, O. 110, 219 Fukuhara, M., B. Sun, K. Kato, M. Kimura, S. Yamazaki, Carvalho, E.F., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 Cytochrome P450 isoforms catalyzing benzo[a]pyrene Casademont, J., see Mir6, O. 110, 219 metabolism in the Chinese hamster liver 110, 85 Chevalier, S., see Lambe, K.G. 110, 119 Chtopkiewicz, B., Studies on the mutagenic activity of hy- Galvan-Arzate, S., see Barroso-Moguel, R. 110, 113 dralazine and dihydralazine in Salmonella typhimurium Guillot, V., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 strains differing in expression of antioxidant genes 110, Gupta, S.K., see Reinhart, P.G. 110, 35 203 Ciccoli, L., M. Ferrali, V. Rossi, C. Signorini, C. Alessandrini, Hargreaves, A.J., see Flaskos, J. 110, 79 M. Comporti, Hemolytic drugs aniline and dapsone induce Hinrichsen, M.-L., see Jacobi, H. 110, 183 iron release in erythrocytes and increase the free iron pool in Horvat, A., see Vasic, V. 110, 95 spleen and liver 110, 57 Hour, T.-C., S.-Y. Lin Shiau, J.-K. Lin, Suppression of N- Comporti, M., see Ciccoli, L. 110, 57 methyl-N’-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine- and S-nitrosoglu- tathione-induced apoptosis by Bcl-2 through inhibiting Dantas, F.J.S., M.O. Moraes, J.C.P. de Mattos, R.J.A.C. glutathione-S-transferase m in NIH3T3 cells 110, 191 Bezerra, E.F. Carvalho, M. Bernardo Filho, A. Caldeira de Araujo, Stannous chloride mediates single strand breaks in Jacobi, H., M.-L. Hinrichsen, D. WeB, I. Witte, Induction of plasmid DNA through reactive oxygen species forma- lipid peroxidation in human fibroblasts by the antioxidant tion 110, 129 propyl gallate in combination with copper(II) 110, 183 PH: S0378-4274(99)00186-1 228 Author index Jarreta, D., see Miro, O. 110, 219 The occurrence of ochratoxin A in blood in general popula- Jovanovic, D., see Vasic, V. 110, 95 tion of Croatia 110, 105 Kalapos, M.P., Methylglyoxal in living organisms: Chemistry, Radic, B., see Peraica, M. 110, 105 biochemistry, toxicology and biological implications 110, Rakba, N., M.K. Nguyen-Van-Duong, L. Nicolas, V. Guillot, 145 I. Morel, N. Pasdeloup, P. Brissot, G. Lescoat, Cytoprotec- Kato, K., see Fukuhara, M. 110, 85 tion and iron mobilization in rat hepatocyte cultures by a Kavanagh, T.J., see Thompson, S.A. 110, 1 new synthetic dihydroxamate chelator 110, 19 Kimura, M., see Fukuhara, M. 110, 85 Ramon Alonso, J., see Mir6, O. 110, 219 Komuro, M., see Azuma, R. 110, 137 Reinhart, P.G., S.K. Gupta, D.K. Bhalla, Attenuation of Krejsa, C.M., see Thompson, S.A. 110, 1 ozone-induced lung injury by interleukin-10 110, 35 Krishnan, K., see Fouchécourt, M.-O. 110, 177 Roberts, R.A., see Lambe, K.G. 110, 119 Krstic, D., see Vasic, V. 110, 95 Rosignoli, P., see Fabiani, R. 110, 11 Rossi, V., see Ciccoli, L. 110, 57 Lafuente, A., A.I. Esquifino, Cadmium effects on hypothala- RothfuB, A., see Speit, G. 110, 73 mic activity and pituitary hormone secretion in the male 110, 209 Salatin, J.P., see Adas, F. 110, 43 Lambe, K.G., N.J. Woodyatt, N. Macdonald, S. Chevalier, Santamaria, A., see Barroso-Moguel, R. 110, 113 R.A. Roberts, Species differences in sequence and activity of Schiitz, P., see Speit, G. 110, 73 the peroxisome proliferator response element (PPRE) within Sebastiani, B., see Fabiani, R. 110, 11 the acyl CoA oxidase gene promoter 110, 119 Signorini, C., see Ciccoli, L. 110, 57 Lardot, C., V. Dubois, D. Lison, Sulfur mustard upregulates Speit, G., K. Trenz, P. Schiitz, A. RothfuB, O. Merk, The the expression of interleukin-8 in cultured human kerati- influence of temperature during alkaline treatment and elec- nocytes 110, 29 trophoresis on results obtained with the comet assay 110, Lescoat, G., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 73 Lin, J.-K., see Hour, T.-C. 110, 191 Sun, B., see Fukuhara, M. 110, 85 Lin Shiau, S.-Y., see Hour, T.-C. 110, 191 Lison, D., see Lardot, C. 110, 29 Teurtrie, C., see Flaskos, J. 110, 79 Lucic, A., see Peraica, M. 110, 105 Thompson, S.A., C.C. White, C.M. Krejsa, D. Diaz, J.S. Woods, D.L. Eaton, T.J. Kavanagh, Induction of gluta- Macdonald, N., see Lambe, K.G. 110, 119 mate-cysteine ligase (y-glutamylcysteine synthetase) in the Mathews, J.M., see Azuma, R. 110, 137 brains of adult female mice subchronically exposed to Mazur, L., A. Btawat, Effects of GSH and WR-2721 on methylmercury 110,1 induction of micronuclei by cyclophosphamide 110, 67 Trenz, K., see Speit, G. 110, 73 Méndez-Armenta, M., see Barroso-Moguel, R. 110, 113 Merk, O., see Speit, G. 110, 73 Urbano-Marquez, A., see Miro, O. 110, 219 Miro, O., J. Ramon Alonso, J. Casademont, D. Jarreta, A. Urbano-Marquez, F. Cardellach, Oxidative damage on Vasic, V., D. Jovanovic, D. Krstic, G. Nikezic, A. Horvat, L. lymphocyte membranes is increased in patients suffering Vujisic, N. Nedeljkovic, Prevention and recovery of CuSO,- from acute carbon monoxide poisoning 110, 219 induced inhibition of Na* /K + -ATPase and Mg’ * -ATPase Moraes, M.O., see Dantas, F.J.S. 110, 129 in rat brain synaptosomes by EDTA 110, 95 Morel, I., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 Villeda-Hernandez, J., see Barroso-Moguel, R. 110, 113 Morozzi, G., see Fabiani, R. 110, 11 Vujisic, L., see Vasi¢, V. 110, 95 Nedeljkovic, N., see Vasic, V. 110, 95 WeB, D., see Jacobi, H. 110, 183 Nguyen-Van-Duong, M.K., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 White, C.C., see Thompson, S.A. 110, 1 Nicolas, L., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 Witte, I., see Jacobi, H. 110, 183 Nikezic, G., see Vasic, V. 110, 95 Woods, J.S., see Thompson, S.A. 110, | Woodyatt, N.J., see Lambe, K.G. 110, 119 Pasdeloup, N., see Rakba, N. 110, 19 Peraica, M., A.-M. Domijan, R. Fuchs, A. Lucic, B. Radic, Yamazaki, S., see Fukuhara, M. 110, 85 ot” Toxicology CM Letters ELSEVIER Toxicology Letters 110 (1998) 229-230 Subject index Volume 110 (1999) Active oxygen species 110, 203 Free iron 110, 57 Acyl coenzyme A oxidase 110, 119 Free radicals 110, 145 Alveoli 110, 113 Aniline 110, 57 Gamma-irradiation 110, 73 Antioxidant response element 110, 191 Gluconeogenesis 110, 145 Apoptosis 110, 191 Glutamate-cysteine ligase 110, 1 Aryl hydrocarbon receptor 110, 11 y-Glutamylcysteine synthetase 110, 1 Glutathione 110, 1, 191 Benzo[a]pyrene 110, 11, 85 Glutathione-S-transferanse m 110, 191 Bronchiole 110, 113 Glyoxalases 110, 145 GTS-21 110, 137 Cadmium 110, 209 Carbaryl 110, 79 Hamster 110, 43 Carbon monoxide 110, 219 Human blood cells 110, 73 Carcinogenesis 110, 145 Human fibroblasts 110, 183 Chemoprotection 110, 67 Human keratinocyte 110, 29 Chinese hamster 110, 85 Hydralazine 110, 203 Cocaine 110, 113 Hydrocarbons 110, 177 Comet assay 110, 73 Copper 110, 95, 183 Induction 110, 137 Croatia 110, 105 Interleukin-10 110, 35 Cyclophosphamide (CP) 110, 67 Interleukin-8 110, 29 Cytochrome P450 110, 85, 137 Intracellular calcium 110, 11 Cytotoxicity 110, 67 Iron overload 110, 57 Iron toxicity 110, 19 Dapsone 110, 57 Isoform 110, 85 ‘Delayed apoptosis’ 110, 67 Diabetes mellitus 110, 145 Kinetics 110, 95 Dihydralazine 110, 203 Dihydroxamate chelator 110, 19 Lauric acid 110, 43 DNA damage 110, 129 Lipid peroxidation 110, 183, 219 Dopamine 110, 209 Liver 110, 43 Lung injury 110, 35 Edema 110, 113 Lungs 110, 113 EDTA 110, 95 Enzyme activity 110, 137 Macrophages 110, 113 Erythrocytes 110, 57 Methylglyoxal 110, 145 Methylmercury 110, 1 Fatty acids 110, 43 Methyl methanesulfonate 110, 73 Fibrosis 110, 113 Mg’*+t-ATPase 110, 95 PII: S0378-4274(99)00187-3 230 Subject index Mice 110, 1 Prooxidative effects 110, 183 Micronuclei 110, 67 Propyl gallate 110, 183 Mitochondria 110, 219 Monocytes 110, 11 QSAR 110, 177 Mutagenicity 110, 203 QST,R 110, 177 Mycotoxin 110, 105 Rat hepatocytes 110, 19 N2a cells 110, 79 Reactive oxygen species 110, 129 Na*/K*-ATPase 110, 95 Reduced glutathione (GSH) 110, 67 Neurodegenerative effects 110, 79 Neurofilaments 110, 79 S-2-(3-Aminopropylamino)ethyl-phosphorothioic acid (WR- 2721) 110, 67 Ochratoxin A 110, 105 Serotonin 110, 209 Oxidative damage 110, 219 S-nitrosoglutathione 110, 191 Oxidative stress 110, 219 Species differences 110, 119 Ozone 110, 35 Spleen and liver 110, 57 Stannous ion 110, 129 Peroxisome proliferator 110, 119 Sulfur mustard 110, 29 Pharmacokinetics 110, 177 Superoxide anion 110, 11 Phenobarbital 110, 137 Pituitary hormone secretion 110, 209 Temperature 110, 73 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons 110, 11 Toxicokinetics 110, 177 PPARα 110, 119 Trichlorphon 110, 79 PPRE 110, 119 Prevention and recovery of inhibition 110, 95 V79 cells 110, 73