Methyl Bromide

Piccirillo, Vincent J.; Piccirillo, Amanda L.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-374367-1.00105-1

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“…Além disso, a co-injeção de células T com o fenótipo regulador com células T efetoras conseguiu em camundongos imunodeficientes, prevenir o desenvolvimento de processos inflamatórios autoimunes. Com isso, foi demonstrado que essas células são supressoras tanto in vitro como in vivo (PICCIRILLO;SHEVACH, 2001;SAKAGUCHI et al, 2009;YAMANISHI et al, 2011).…”

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Linfócitos T : uma análise do perfil diferencial da expressão gênica na imunorregulação

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Linfócitos T : uma análise do perfil diferencial da expressão gênica na imunorregulação

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Dermal absorption of fumigant gases during HAZMAT incident exposure scenarios—Methyl bromide, sulfuryl fluoride, and chloropicrin

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Accidental or intentional releases of toxic gases or vapors are the most common occurrence in hazardous material (HAZMAT) incidents that result in human injuries. The most serious hazard from exposure to gases or vapors is via the respiratory system. Dermal uptake, as a secondary route, is still a concern, most acutely for the unprotected public. There is a limited evidence base describing skin absorption of toxic gases and vapors in HAZMAT exposure scenarios, which are relatively brief compared with traditional test periods for skin absorption studies. We describe research designed to provide experimental data to support decision-making by first responders regarding skin decontamination in HAZMAT-focused exposure scenarios involving toxic gases. We present findings for three common fumigants, methyl bromide, sulfuryl fluoride, and chloropicrin assessed using an Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development in vitro toxicology protocol utilizing human skin and gas/vapor exposures. Results indicate that for atmospheric concentrations that would be lethal via inhalation (LCLo), intact skin provides an excellent barrier to exposures up to 30 min, with little influence of common clothing fabric and high temperature and humidity conditions. The findings may challenge the current HAZMAT dogma requiring mass personal decontamination by strip and shower for short-term exposures to sulfuryl fluoride and chloropicrin gas/vapor.

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Methyl bromide fumigation on exported cut Dendranthema grandiflorum L. affects postharvest qualities

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Hsieh²

2023

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Methyl Bromide

Cited by 4 publications

References 26 publications

Linfócitos T : uma análise do perfil diferencial da expressão gênica na imunorregulação

Linfócitos T : uma análise do perfil diferencial da expressão gênica na imunorregulação

Dermal absorption of fumigant gases during HAZMAT incident exposure scenarios—Methyl bromide, sulfuryl fluoride, and chloropicrin

Methyl bromide fumigation on exported cut Dendranthema grandiflorum L. affects postharvest qualities

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