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4121 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Bisphenol A (BPA) Initiatives Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical produced in large quantities for use primarily in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins.
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BPA toxicity study0.678658
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critical research questions0.407172
intramural research activities0.412012
Nutrition Examination Survey0.381178
public health decisions0.380507
human health effects0.684641
chronic toxicity study0.382001
NTP effort0.371114
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comprehensive assessment0.371183
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CDC NHANES data0.398047
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integrated research initiative0.394681
United States0.386619
National Toxicology Program0.901972
NIEHS/NTP BPA research0.720185
Drug Administration0.480641
Environmental Health Sciences0.544954
BPA-focused research investments0.407357
Brief On Bisphenol0.429625
minimal concern0.490753
disease­ relevant endpoints0.374992
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Consortium Linking Academic0.362628
National Institute0.386851
larger five-year commitment0.35659
food contact materials0.366621
potential human health0.424387
reduced birth weight0.350408
American Recovery0.370729
address data gaps0.403122
long-term health outcomes0.384604
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inform decision making0.365278
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4150 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Ozone Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen.
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ozone forms0.839432
sunlight0.446938
Results0.426553
ground level0.576538
NIEHS-funded study0.565253
automobile emissions0.586436
significant reduction0.575751
respiratory distress0.617426
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4173 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en RNA Isolation from Pico-scale samples (1 cell (10-25pg) - 10mg tissue) with the PicoPure Protocol for Use with CapSure™ Macro LCM Caps; Protocol for Use with <10mg Frozen Tissue
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RNA isolation protocol0.571169
W20.372703
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4177 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases Vectorborne and zoonotic diseases (VBZD) are infectious diseases whose transmission involves animal hosts or vectors.
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global trade0.482391
infectious diseases0.514763
local ecological environment0.599441
water runoff0.470676
transmission cycles0.461198
precipitation0.429492
Vectorborne diseases0.518036
frequent droughts0.48225
decline0.359319
animals0.402097
Human Health Perspective0.598617
species composition0.473185
climate change0.62688
exposure routes0.480475
vector populations0.472692
breeding habitat0.46586
greenhouse gas emissions0.599389
Avian Flu0.485085
early warning systems0.593646
temperatures increases0.493253
environmental hazards0.459649
vectors0.909553
biodiversity alters0.473807
life cycles0.46667
reduced exposure0.475667
yellow fever0.475438
air conditioning0.455092
United States0.483284
warmer climates0.499935
human population0.46396
malaria0.437878
distribution0.35704
extreme heat0.453699
zoonotic pathogens0.583952
U.S.-Mexico border0.486535
incubation period0.476652
increased harmfulness0.496109
pathogen-host interaction0.471969
certain disease vectors0.802924
murine typhus0.509564
new areas0.474841
limit susceptibility0.466474
virulence0.346731
zoonotic diseases0.702074
invertebrate vectors0.688868
animal hosts0.500583
West Nile virus0.597007
VBZD0.512231
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4187 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Bisphenol A (BPA) Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical produced in large quantities for use primarily in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins.
dental sealants0.460176
NIEHS-funded BPA publications0.711899
human health0.461533
compact discs0.460024
BPA Initiatives0.669165
Nutrition Examination Survey0.502979
U.S. Food0.471754
detectable levels0.460633
metal products0.469491
infant bottles0.484976
National Health0.465107
canned foods0.514486
BPA0.912964
epoxy resins0.521394
Environmental Protection Agency0.501997
daily human exposure0.533812
CDC NHANES data0.508238
drink packaging0.462317
polycarbonate tableware0.508064
internal epoxy resin0.51669
National Toxicology Program0.498867
primary source0.460085
baby bottles0.524487
consumer products0.506367
Drug Administration0.49205
Environmental Health Sciences0.502846
BPA-focused research investments0.49527
water supply pipes0.520252
polycarbonate plastics0.557927
large quantities0.464095
impact-resistant safety equipment0.526102
polycarbonate bottles0.528124
Bisphenol A Research0.49408
hot food0.469257
polycarbonate plastic food0.565059
stainless steel containers0.506718
Consumer Product Safety0.49772
animal studies0.499179
NTP scientists0.462937
possible sources0.460345
water bottles0.48453
address data gaps0.497757
medical devices0.465061
food cans0.480705
Plastic containers0.463384
Global Regulatory Operations0.498005
food storage containers0.534568
recycle codes0.510894
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4189 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Formaldehyde Formaldehyde is a colorless, flammable, strong-smelling chemical widely used to make home building products.
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California Air Resources0.430968
nasopharyngeal cancer0.379374
Mechanistic Studies0.377541
straightening products0.392966
home building products0.470931
combustion sources0.375281
strong-smelling chemical0.385721
formaldehyde exposure0.712511
consumer goods0.376163
formaldehyde0.919549
hair smoothing0.46957
medical laboratories0.382172
cancer-causing agents0.375326
forest fires0.377442
small amounts0.380902
Formaldehyde levels0.754785
highest levels0.377207
furniture making0.37664
myeloid leukemia0.437138
airborne formaldehyde0.759584
United States0.386859
laboratory workers0.379459
automobile combustion0.376319
National Toxicology Program0.436027
consumer products0.39685
home environment0.378932
general population0.375594
numerous industries0.37985
Carcinogens0.412118
laboratory animal studies0.432381
human carcinogen0.676634
formaldehyde causes0.720584
work settings0.376779
additional cancer studies0.447839
outdoor air0.448482
experimental animals0.373569
nasal cavity0.373575
home-finishing products0.389539
NIEHS grantees0.436849
formaldehyde-based resins0.382794
12th Report0.442733
indoor air0.376058
new construction0.378119
major sources0.376528
wood products0.452842
Human Studies0.380339
cancer risk0.37876
ultra-low-emitting formaldehyde0.720282
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4193 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Laser Microdissection Laser Microdissection provides the following information to NIEHS researchers interested in the process of microdissection.
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mesenchymal tissues0.688133
slides0.914091
epithelial tissues0.687584
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RNA extraction0.656567
flat work surface0.775965
tissue sections0.739648
frozen tissue0.935535
ethanol fix0.775917
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LM procedures0.674055
uncleared paraffin sections0.746481
ultimate purpose0.655901
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Tissue Tek® Cryomold®0.859783
Nuclease-free water0.768008
Frozen tissues0.7049
optimal recovery0.784012
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study application0.76933
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DNA recovery0.6328
tissue morphology0.73457
sterile environment0.652805
fixation protocols0.655209
DNA0.645458
RNase free blades0.781943
frozen tissue blocks0.861119
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4199 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en PCR analysis of DNA from Laser Microdissected (LM) Samples - Embryo Genotyping Protocol PCR analysis of DNA from Laser Microdissected (LM) Samples - Embryo Genotyping Protocol
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room temperature0.439989
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fresh xylene baths0.460227
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Reconstitution Buffer0.382585
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Arcturus heat block0.92075
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xylene steps0.513219
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sterile conditions0.454656
cresyl violet acetate0.877021
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4242 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Sample Collection Registry for Quality Control of Biological and Environmental Specimens and Assay Development and Testing Researchers are interested in developing a registry protocol to obtain biologic and environmental samples anonymously from adult volunteers for use in laboratory tests and studies.
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clinical research unit0.958713
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researchers0.387354
laboratory tests0.55514
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scientists0.337487
occasions0.33738
nasal cells0.823784
one-time sample collection0.742045
role0.33737
sputum0.381459
standard clinical protocols0.713022
disease risk0.515689
NIEHS Clinical Research0.766087
genetic factors0.509698
new tests0.552702
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NIEHS investigators0.581949
breath condensate0.559727
specified period0.537353
cheek cells0.823814
types0.338613
environmental samples0.728334
Trials Study page0.741047
registry protocol0.556228
specimens0.445811
sperm0.402188
assay development/testing0.523007
skin cells0.792963
saliva0.424689
adult volunteers0.562648
noninvasive samples0.56313
research studies0.553052
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16619 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Plasma Study The project aspires to understand oxidative stress from smoking. Smoking is thought to cause a large increase in direct oxidative stress but also in chronic inflammation which produces a distinct form of oxidative stress.
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Website address0.750325
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home page0.669287
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