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NYC-WTC_000195068
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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1992) b. TDLo (INTRAPLEURAL) RAT - 200 mg/kg NEOPLASTIC (Lewis, 1992) 3. ASBESTOS- a. TCLo (INHL) HUMAN - 1.2 fibers/mL/19 years-continuous PULMONARY (RTECS, 1995). b. TD (INTRAPLEURAL) RAT - 100 mg/kg (Lewis, 1992) c. TDLo (IP) RAT - 50 mg/kg (Lewis, 1992) 4. CHRYSOTILE- a. TCLo (INHL) HUMAN - 2.8 fibers/mU5 years PULMONARY (RTECS, 1995) b. TCLo (INHL) MAN - 400 million particles per cubic foot/1 year-continuous CARCINOGENIC, PULMONARY (Lewis, 1992) c. TDLo (ORAL) RAT - 7100 mg/kg/39 weeks-continuous CARCINOGENIC (Lewis, 1992) d. TCLo (INHL) RAT - 11 mg/m(3)/26 weeks-intermittent CARCINOGENIC (Lewis, 1992) e. TDLo (SC) MOUSE - 2400 mg/kg/13 weeks-intermittent NEOPLASTIC (Lewis, 1992) 5. CROCIDOLITE- a. TCLo (INHL) RAT -11 mg/kg/1 year-intermittent CARCINOGENIC (Lewis, 1992) b. TDLo (IP) RAT - 100 mg/kg CARCINOGENIC (Lewis, 1992) c. TDLo (IMPLANT) RAT - 200 mg/kg NEOPLASTIC (Lewis, 1992) d. TDLo (INTRAPLEURAL) MOUSE - 200 mg/kg EQUIVOCAL TUMOR AGENT (Lewis, 1992) 6. TREMOLITE- a. TDLo (EXTRAPLEURAL) RAT - 100 mg/kg EQUIVOCAL TUMORIGENIC AGENT, NEOPLASTIC (Lewis, 1992)
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