Proceeding May03 Overview
Non-linear Dose-Response Relationships in Biology, Toxicology and Medicine
Amherst, Massachusetts
May 28-30, 2003
Sponsors
Samueli Institute
Department of Energy
Food and Drug Administration
Health Canada
Others
Purpose & Focus
To discuss the significance of biological effects of low level exposures. Knowledge of low dose effects is becoming a driving force in the field of risk assessment and chemotherapeutics. The conference provides the most current advances in the area of dose response with respect to chemical and radiation induced stresses and a host of effects of pharmaceutical agents that have profound biomedical implications.
Audience
Basic and clinical scientists, public health providers, government researchers and policy makers.
Outcome
12 individually selected papers presented at the conference were published in a Samueli Institute Proceedings in May 2004.
Table of Contents
FOREWORD FROM THE ORGANIZERS
Edward J. Calabrese, PhD
Wayne B. Jonas, MD
EDITOR’S COMMENTS
Ronald A. Chez, MD
John A. Ives, PhD
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF NON-LINEAR EFFECTS IN RISK ASSESSMENT
HARMONIZATION
John A. Bukowski
R. Jeffrey Lewis
DOSE-RESPONSE CURVES IN CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS
William J. Waddell, MD
DETOXICATION STRATEGY OF EPOXIDE HYDROLASE— THE BASIS FOR A NOVEL
THRESHOLD FOR DEFINABLE GENOTOXIC CARCINOGENS
Franz Oesch, Prof. Dr.
Jan Gerog Hengstler, Prof. Dr.
Michael Arand, Prof. Dr.
EVALUATION OF THE EXPOSURE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP OF LUNG CANCER
MORTALITY AND OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM BASED ON PUBLISHED
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA
Edwin van Wijngaarden, PhD
Kenneth A. Mundt, PhD
Rose S. Luippold, MS
THE USE OF STREPTOLYSIN O FOR THE TREATMENT OF SCARS, ADHESIONS AND
FIBROSIS: INITIAL INVESTIGATIONS USING MURINE MODELS OF SCLERODERMA
Stephen W, Mamber, PhD
Vit Long
Ryan G. Rhodes
Sunthorn Pond-Tor
Lyn R. Wheeler
Kellie Fredericks
Brian VanScoy
Jean-Frederic Sauniere
John McMichael
Remy Steinschneider
Jean-Claude Laurent
U-SHAPED DOSE-RESPONSE FUNCTION BETWEEN DEYDROEPIANDRO-TERONE SULFATE
(DHEAS) AND MEMORY RELATED PROCESSING BY THE HIPPOCAMPUS
David M. Diamond, PhD
METALLOTHIONEIN AS AN ADAPTIVE PROTEIN PREVENTS DIABETES AND ITS
TOXICITY
Lu Cai, MD, PhD
MOLECULAR MECANISMS OF ANTI-AGING HORMETIC EFFECTS OF MILD HEAT
STRESS ON HUMAN CELLS
Suresh I.S. Rattan, PhD, DSc
Yvonne E.G. Eskildsen-Helmond
Rasmus Beedholm
DOSE RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS IN EXPRESSION OF BIOMARKERS OF CELL
PROLIFERATION IN IN VITRO ASSAYS AND INHALATION EXPERIMENTS
Brooke T. Mossman, PhD
Arti Shukla
Pamela Vaceck
MECHANISTIC MODEL PREDICTS LOW-DOSE NON-LINEARITY OF LIVER TUMOR RISK
IN MICE FED FUMONISIN B1
Ralph L. Kodell, PhD
Angelo Turturro, PhD
RESPONSES OF CULTURED ASTROCYTES, C6 GLIOMA AND 1321NI ASTROCYTOMA
CELLS TO AMYLOID-PEPTIDE FRAGMENTS
V.W. Pentreath, BSc, PhD
C. Mead
EFFECTS OF LOW AND VERY LOW DOSE OF SIMPLE PHENOLICS ON PLANT
PEROXIDASE ACTIVITY
Ezbiea Malarczyk, PhD
Janina Kochmanska-Rdest
Marzanna Pazdzioch-Czochra, PhD
Contributing Authors
Michael Arand, Prof. Dr.
Institut für Pharmakologie und Toxikologie
der Universitat
John A. Bukowski
ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc.
Lu Cai, M.D., PhD
Department of Medicine
University of Louisville School of Medicine
Edward J. Calabrese, PhD
School of Public Health
Environmental Health Sciences
University of Massachusetts
Ronald A. Chez, MD
Samueli Institute
David M. Diamond, PhD
Depts. of Psychology and Pharmacology
University of South Florida
Jan Geog Hengstler, Prof. Dr.
Universitat Leipzig
Rudolf-Bohem Institut für Pharmakologie und Toxikologie
John A. Ives, PhD
Samueli Institute
Wayne B. Jonas, MD
Samueli Institute
Ralph L. Kodell, PhD
Division of Biometry and Risk Assessment
National Center for Toxicological Research
R. Jeffrey Lewis
ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc.
Rose S. Luippold, MS
Elzbieta Malarczyk PhD
Biochemistry Department
M. Curie-Sklodowska University
Stephen W. Mamber, PhD
Milkhaus Laboratory, Inc.
Brook T. Mossman, PhD
Department of Pathology
University of Vermont, College of Medicine
Kenneth A. Mundt, PhD
Franz Oesch, Prof. Dr.
Institute of Toxicology
University of Mainz
Marzanna Pazdzioch-Czochra PhD
Biochemistry Department
M. Curie-Sklodowska University
Victor W. Pentreath, BSc, PhD
Division of Biosciences
University of Salford
Suresh I.S. Rattan, PhD, DSc
Department of Molecular Biology
University of Aarhus
Angelo Turturro, PhD
Division of Biometry and Risk Assessment
National Center for Toxicological Research
William J. Waddell, MD
Edwin van Wijngaarden, PhD
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