Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations


 7. Griffiths, J. T., and C. R. Stearns. Parathion hazards encountered
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 1951.
 8. Grob, D. Pharmacology and toxicology of certain organic phosphorus
 insecticides. Toxicology. Jour. Am. Med. Asso. 144: 105-107. 1950.
 9. Grob, D., W. L. Garlick and A. M. Harvey. The toxic effects in man of
 the anticholinesterase insecticide parathion (p-nitrophenyl diethyl
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 10. Grob, D., J. L. Lilienthal, Jr., A. M. Harvey and B. F. Jones. The admin-
 istration of di-isopropyl fluorophosphate (DFP) to man. I. Effect
 on cholinesterase and systemic effects. Effect on plasma and
 erythrocyte cholinesterase; general systemic effects; use in study
 of hepatic function and erythropoiesis; and some properties of
 plasma cholinesterase. Bul. Johns Hopkins Hosp. 81: 217-244.
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 11. Grob, D., and A. M. Harvey. Observations on the effects of tetraethyl
 pyrophosphate (TEPP) in man, and on its use in the treatment of
 myasthenia gravis. Bul. Johns Hopkins Hosp. 84: 532-567. 1949.
 12. Hagan, E. C., and G. Woodward. Toxicity of O,O-diethyl O-p-nitro-
 phenyl thiophosphate parathionn). Federation Proc., Part I., page
 224. 1948.
 13. Hazelton, L. W., and E. J. Holland. Pharmacology and toxicology of
 parathion. Advances in Chem. Series 1: 31. 1950.
 14. Koelle, G. B., and A. Gilman. The relationship between cholinesterase
 inhibition and the pharmacological action of DFP. Jour. Phar-
 macol. Exptl. Therap. 87: 421-434. 1946.
15. Koelle, G. B., and A. Gilman. Anticholinesterase drugs. Jour. Phar-
 macol. Exptl. Therap. 95: 166-216. 1949.
16. Lehman, A. J. The toxicology of the newer agricultural chemicals.
 Bul. Asso. Food and Drug Officials 12: 82-89. 1948.
17. Lehman, A. J. Some toxicological reasons why certain chemicals may
 or may not be permitted as food additives. Bul. Asso. Food and
 Drug Officials 14: 82-98. 1950.
18. Mazur, A., and O. Bodansky. Mechanism of in vitro and in vivo inhib-
 ition of cholinesterase activity by DFP. Jour. Biol. Chem. 163: 261-
 276. 1946.
19. Ripper, W. E., R. M. Greenslade and G. S. Hartley. A new systemic
 insecticide bis (bis dimethylamino phosphonous) anhydride. Bul.
 Entomol. Research 40: 481-501. 1950.
20. Rohwer, S. A., and H. L. Haller. Pharmacology and toxicology of
 certain organic phosphorus insecticides. General description of
 their activity and usefulness. Jour. Am. Med. Asso. 144: 104-108.
 1950.
21. Stearns, C. R., Jr. Parathion residues on citrus foliage and in the peel
 of oranges. Proc. Florida State Hort. Soc. 62: 110-112. 1949.
22. Thompson, W. L., and J. T. Griffiths. New insecticides and their applica-
 tion on citrus. Proc. Florida State Hort. Soc. 60: 86-90. 1947.
23. Wescoe, W. C., C. C. Hunt, W. F. Riker and I. C. Litt. Regeneration
 rates of serum cholinesterase in normal individuals and in patients
 with liver damage. Am. Jour. Physiol. 149: 549-551. 1947.
24. Williams, J. W. Parathion poisoning. Jour. Florida Med. Asso. 37: 293-
 295. 1950.
25. Williams, J. W., and J. T. Griffiths. Case histories of parathion poison-
 ing. Jour. Florida Med. Asso. 37: 707-709. 1951.