Problems in aerial application : a comparison of the effects of dieldrin poisoning in cold-adapted and room-temperature mammals.

Clark, George; United States. Office of Aviation Medicine

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Problems in aerial application : a comparison of the effects of dieldrin poisoning in cold-adapted and room-temperature mammals.

1966-04-01
By Clark, George

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Clark, George
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Aerial Application Air Pilots Cytoplasmic Granules Dieldrin Endrin Experiments High Temperature Hydrocarbons Insecticides Insecticides--Physiological Effect Laboratory Animals Lipids--Metabolism Liver Low Temperature Metabolism Pathology Pest Control Baits--Aerial Application Physiological Aspects Poisons Rats Rats As Laboratory Animals Temperature
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AM 66-5 ; DOT/FAA/AM-66/05

AM 66-5 ; DOT/FAA/AM-66/05 Less -
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Tech Report
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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
Abstract:

The effects of dieldrin poisoning on the liver were compared in cold-adapted rats and normal rats. One-fourth of the cold-adapted rats succumbed to the poisoning while all of the normal rats survived. There were minimal fat deposits in both groups, but the cold-adapted rats were least affected.

By contrast, cytoplasmic RNA was altered to a greater extent in the cold-adapted rats, although with both the changes were located periportally. Another stain that is probably specific for secondary amines was increased in both treated groups but was decreased in cold adaptation.
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