Publication Year

Daston GP, Chapin R, Scialli AR, Piersma AH, Carney EW, Rogers JM, Friedman JM. 2010. A different approach to validating screening assays for developmental toxicity. Birth Defects Res B 89(6):526–530. doi: 10.1002/bdrb.20276. PMID: 21086491.

Harris M, Tachovsky JA, Staskal-Wikoff D, Aylward L, Burkhalter B, Simon T, Haws L. Serum concentrations of dioxin-like compounds in a population in Midland, Michigan: An evaluation of the impact of soil exposures. Presented at Dioxin 2010, San Antonio, TX, September 2010.

Johns DO, Owens EO, Thompson CM, Sonawane B, Hattis D, Krishnan K. 2010. Physiological parameters and databases for PBPK modeling. Chapter 5 in: Quantitative Modeling in Toxicology. Krishnan K, Andersen M (eds.). Wiley, p. 107.

Harris M, Tachovsky JA, Staskal-Wikoff D, Simon T, Burkhalter B, Urban J, Haws L. Assessment of the impact of various soil cleanup levels on serum concentrations of dioxin-like compounds in humans. Presented at Society of Toxicology 49th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah, March 2010.

Birnbaum LS, Staskal-Wikoff D. 2010. 5th International PCB Workshop–Summary and implications. Environ Int 36(8):814-818.

Urban J,Burkhalter B, Tachovsky JA, Haws L, Harris M. 2010. Evaluation of polychlorinated naphthalenes (PCNs) in Newark Bay sediment. Presented at Dioxin 2010, September 12-17, San Antonio, TX.

Staskal-Wikoff D, Burkhalter B, Stapleton H, Harris M. PBDEs in Newark Bay sediments. Presented at Dioxin 2010, San Antonio, TX, September 2010.

Haws L, Tachovsky JA, Staskal-Wikoff D, Aylward L, Burkhalter B, Urban J, Simon T, Harris M. An evaluation of the influence of different soil cleanup levels on the concentration of dioxin-like compounds in human serum. Presented at Dioxin 2010, San Antonio, TX, September 2010.

Chernoff N, Rogers JM. 2010. Hypoxia and the edema syndrome: Elucidation of a mechanism of teratogenesis. Birth Defects Res B 89(4):300–303; doi: 10.1002/bdrb.20258. PMID: 20593454.

Sheehan P, Bogen KT, Hicks J, Goswami E, Brorby G, Lau E, Ott B. 2010. Benzene inhalation of parts washers: New estimates based on measures of occupational exposure to solvent coaromatics.  Risk Analysis 30(8):1249–1267; doi: 10.1111/j.1539-6924.2010.01412.x. PMID: 20477986.