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A Comparison of Rodent and Nonrodent Laryngeal and Tracheal Bifurcation Sensitivities in Inhalation Toxicity Studies and Their Relevance for Human Exposure

Vasanthi Mowat, David J. Alexander, Andrew M. Pilling

Toxicologic Pathology

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First published 1992-1

Histological Sectioning of the Rodent Larynx for Inhalation Toxicity Testing

John W. Sagartz, Arpad J. Madarasz, Mark A. Forsell [...]

Toxicologic Pathology

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Research article

First published 1993-11

Interspecies Variations in the Histology of Toxicologically Important Areas in the Larynges of CRL:CD Rats and Syrian Golden Hamsters*†

Roger A. Renne, John W. Sagartz, Gary T. Burger

Toxicologic Pathology

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Research article

First published 2006-4

Types and Patterns of Response in the Larynx Following Inhalation

Roger A. Renne, Katherine M. Gideon

Toxicologic Pathology

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Research article

First published 1992-1

Histologic Methods and Interspecies Variations in the Laryngeal Histology of F344/N Rats and B6C3F1 Mice

Roger A. Renne, Katherine M. Gideon, Rodney A. Miller [...]

Toxicologic Pathology

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Case report

First published 2010-7

Blind oral endotracheal intubation of rats using a ventilator to verify correct placement

S H Cheong, K M Lee, Y I Yang [...]

Laboratory Animals

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First published 2007-7

Tobacco Smoke–Induced Lung Cancer in Animals—A Challenge to Toxicology (?)

Hanspeter Witschi

International Journal of Toxicology

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A Comparison of Rodent and Nonrodent Laryngeal and Tracheal Bifurcation Sensitivities in Inhalation Toxicity Studies and Their Relevance for Human Exposure

Histological Sectioning of the Rodent Larynx for Inhalation Toxicity Testing

Interspecies Variations in the Histology of Toxicologically Important Areas in the Larynges of CRL:CD Rats and Syrian Golden Hamsters*†

Types and Patterns of Response in the Larynx Following Inhalation

Histologic Methods and Interspecies Variations in the Laryngeal Histology of F344/N Rats and B6C3F1 Mice

Blind oral endotracheal intubation of rats using a ventilator to verify correct placement

Tobacco Smoke–Induced Lung Cancer in Animals—A Challenge to Toxicology (?)