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Sulfur mustard-induced neutropenia: treatment with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, Anderson, D. R., Holmes W. W., Lee R. B., Dalal S. J., Hurst C. G., Maliner B. I., Newmark J., and Smith W. J. , Mil Med, May, Volume 171, Issue 5, p.448-453, (2006) Abstract
Mustard-induced neutropenia: Treatment with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, Anderson, D. R., Holmes W. W., Lee R. B., Dalal S. J., Hurst C. G., Maliner B. I., Newmark J., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.7, (2006) Abstract
Sulfur mustard induced neutropenia: Treatment with granulocyte colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) and pegylated –G-CSF, Anderson, D. R., Holmes W. W., Lee R. B., Hurst C. G., Maliner B. I., Dalal S. J., Estep S., Newmark J., Tucker S., McGarry M., et al. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscientific Review, Volume 199, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.1-10, (2004) Abstract
Sulfur mustard-induced neutropenia: Treatment with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, Anderson, D. R., Holmes W. W., Lee R. B., Dalal S. J., Hurst C. G., Maliner B. I., Newmark J., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.7, (2006) Abstract
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A host-mediated assay for chemical mutagens using the L5178Y/Asn- murine leukemia, Capizzi, R. L., Smith W. J., Field R., and Papirmeister B. , Mutation Res, Volume 21, p.6, (1973)
In vivo modulation of cutaneous sulfur mustard (SM) injury with pharmaceuticals, Casillas, R. P., Kiser R. C., Babin M. C., and Smith W. J. , Proc. of the NATO RTO HFM Symposium "Operational Medical Issues in Chemical and Biological Defense, Estoril, Portugal, (2001)
3-deaza-aristeromycin (DZAri), an inhibitor of methylation, abrogates apoptosis induced by sulfur mustard in human keratinocytes, Chen, Y., Zhang P., Caridha D., Chiang P. K., and Smith W. J. , Proc. of the 2003 Joint Service Scientific Conference on Chemical & Biological Defense Research, Towson, MD, (2003)
Early gene expression in cells treated with a sulfur mustard vesicant, Chiang, P. K., Leach R. A., Caridha D., Zhang P., and Smith W. J. , Mol Biol Cell, Volume 13 (Suppl), p.545A, (2002)
Endothelial cell alterations following in vitro exposure to sulfur mustard or platelet activating factor, Clark, O. E., Nealley E., Leiter K., Miller A., and Smith W. J. , Toxicological Sciences, Volume 85, p.391, (2006)
The protective effect of capsaicin analogue treatment on human bronchial cells exposed in culture to sulfur mustard, Clark, O. E., Nealley E. W., Miller A. L., Cario C. L., Jung Y. - S., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Volume 1, A142, Hunt Valley, MD, p.181, (2008) Abstract
Chemically induced cell death in human keratinocytes, Clark, O. E., Nealley E. W., Finke K. L., Roberts R. E., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Baltimore, MD, p.1887, (2004) Abstract
Activation of poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase by sulfur mustard in hela cell cultures, Clark, E., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, p.199-205, (1993)
Activation of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase by sulfur mustard in hela cell cultures, Clark, O. E., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 1993 Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, p.199-236, (1993)
Putative role of platelet activating factor (PAF) analogs in cell cycle aberrations in human endothelial cells in vitro, Clark, O. E., Nealley E. W., Leiter K. W., Finke L. L., Miller A. L., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, New Orleans, LA, p.782, (2005) Abstract
Early markers of cell injury following in vitro sulfur mustard exposure in human epidermal keratinocytes, Clark, O. E., Nealley E., and Smith W. J. , In Vitro, Volume 38, p.13A, (2002)
Early markers of cell injury in vitro sulfur mustard exposure in human epidermal keratinocytes, Clark, O. E., Nealley E. W., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Hunt Valley, MD, (2002)
The protective effect of capsaicin analogs on normal human epidermal keratinocytes (NHEK) following in vitro exposure to sulfur mustard, Clark, O. E., Nealley E. W., Miller A. L., Leiter K. W., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Charlotte, NC, p.163, (2007)
Activation of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase by sulfur mustard in hela cell cultures, Clerk, O. E., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.8, (1993) Abstract
Development of an in vitro assay of mustard-induced proteolysis using human cells in culture, Corun, C., Kelly S. A., Gross C., and Smith W. J. , January, (2000)
Suppression of sulfur mustard-increased IL-8 in human keratinocyte cell cultures by serine protease inhibitors: Implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, (2000)
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.8, (1993) Abstract
Putative role of proteolysis and inflammatory response in the toxicity of nerve and blister chemical warfare agents: implications for multi-threat medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., Lenz D. E., and Smith W. J. , J Appl Toxicol, May-Jun, Volume 23, Issue 3, p.177-186, (2003) Abstract
Enhanced proteolytic activity and Fc receptor expression in human epithelial cells following exposure to sulfur mustard, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Toxicity Assessment Alternatives: Methods, Issues, Opportunities, Volume Chapter 16, p.185-191, (1999)
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Volume 12, Seattle, WA, p.362, (1992) Abstract
Sulfur mustard-increased elastase-like activity in homogenates of hairless guinea pig skin, Cowan, F. M., Bongiovanni R., Broomfield C. A., Yourick J. J., and Smith W. J. , J Toxicol Cutaneous Ocul Toxicol, Volume 13, p.221-229, (1994)
Sulfur mustard exposure enhances Fc receptor expression on human epidermal keratinocytes in cell culture: implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , J Cell Biol Toxicol, Aug, Volume 14, Issue 4, p.261-266, (1998) Abstract
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Bongiovanni R., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the 20th Army Science Conference, Volume 2, p.705-709, (1996)
Biochemical alterations in rat lung lavage fluid following acute sulfur mustard inhalation. II. Increases in proteolytic activity, Cowan, F. M., Anderson D., Broomfield C. A., Byers S. L., and Smith W. J. , Inhalation Toxicol., Volume 9, p.53-61, (1997) Abstract
Enhanced proteolytic activity and Fc receptor expression in human epithelial cels following exposure to sulfur mustard, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, (1996)
Sulfur mustard- and phosgene-increased IL-8 in human small airway cell cultures: Implications for medical countermeasures against inhalation toxicity, Cowan, F. M., Smith W. J., Moran T. S., Paris M. M., Williams A. B., and Sciuto A. M. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.8, (2005) Abstract
A review of multi-threat medical countermeasures against chemical warfare and terrorism, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., Stojilijkovic M. P., and Smith W. J. , Mil Med, Volume 169, p.850-855, (2004) Abstract
Effect of sulfur mustard exposure on protease activity in human peripheral blood lymphocytes, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the NATO, Panel VIII Meeting, Grenoble, France, (1991)
Suppression of sulfur mustard-increased IL-8 in human keratinocyte cell cultures by the COX inhibitor indomethacin, the poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitor 3-(4' bromophenyl) ureidobenzamide and the calmodulin antagonist fluphenazine, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Hunt Valley, MD, (2002)
Sulfur mustard increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the USA-Israel Bilateral Medical Research & Development Symposium: The "Shoresh" Conference, (1994)
Inhibition of sulfur mustard-increased protease activity by niacinamide, N-acetyl-I-cysteine, or dexamethasone, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, (1991)
Exposure of human epidermal keratinocyte cell cultures to sulfur mustard promotes binding of complement C1q: implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , J Appl Toxicol, Dec, Volume 20 Suppl 1, p.S77-80, (2000) Abstract
Sulfur Mustard-Increased Proteolysis Following In Vitro and In Vivo Exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 1993 Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, p.49-55, (1993)
Putative role of proteolysis and inflammatory response in the toxicity of nerve and blister chemical warfare agents: implications for multi-threat medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., Lenz D. E., and Smith W. J. , J.Appl.Toxicol., 05, Volume 23, Issue 3, p.177-186, (2003) Abstract
Sulfur mustard increased proteolysis in cultured human cells, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Advances in Alternatives for Safety and Efficacy Testing, Volume Chapter 28, p.277-283, (1998)
Sulfur mustard increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , The Toxicologist, Volume 12, p.112, (1992)
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis in hairless guinea pig skin is inhibited by phenidone and hydroxyurea, Cowan, F. M., Bongiovanni R., Broomfield C. A., Schulz S. M., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the NATO Panel 8 - RSG III Meeting, Munich, (1994)
Increased proteolytic activity in human epithelial cells following exposure to sulfur mustard, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the NATO Panel 8 - RSG III Meeting, Salisbury, England, (1995)
Sulfur mustard- and phosgene- increased IL-8 in human small airway cell cultures: Implications for medical countermeasures against inhalation toxicity, Cowan, F. M., Smith W. J., Moran T. S., Parris M. M., Williams A. B., and Sciuto A. M. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, (2004) Abstract
Sulfur mustard- and phosgene-increased IL-8 in human small airway cell cultures, Cowan, F. M., Smith W. J., Moran T. S., Paris M., Williams A. D., and Sciuto A. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.9, (2004) Abstract
Increased proteolytic activity in human epithelial cells following exposure to sulfur mustard, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the U.S. Army ERDEC Scientific Conference on Chemical and Biological Defense Research, (1995)
Suppression of sulfur mustard-increased IL-8 in human keratinocyte cell cultures by serine protease inhibitors: Implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Alternative Toxicological Methods for the New Millennium, Volume Chapter 28, Boca Raton, FL, p.313-321, (2003)
Sulfur mustard increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the Symposium - "Alkylating Agents", Centre d'Etudes du Bouchet, France, (1995)
Inhibition of sulfur mustard-increased protease activity by niacinamide, N-acetyl-I-cysteine, or desamethasone, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , FASEB J, Volume 5, p.A828, (1991)
Suppression of sulfur mustard-increased IL-8 in human keratinocyte cell cultures by serine protease inhibitors: implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Volume 18, Issue 3, p.175-180, (2002) Abstract
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Jul-Sep, Volume 9, Issue 3, p.269-277, (1993) Abstract
Putative role of proteolysis in the inflammatory and neurological toxicity of nerve and blister chemical warfare agents, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., Lenz D. E., Shih T. - M., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, (2000)
Exposure of human epidermal keratinocyte cell cultures to sulfur mustard promotes binding of complement C1q: Implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, (1998)
Sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis following in vitro and in vivo exposures, Cowan, F. M., Yourick J. J., Hurst C. G., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Scientific Conference on Chemical Defense Research, Edgewood, MD, (1992)
Phenidone and hydroxyurea reduce sulfur mustard-increased proteolysis in hairless guinea pig skin, Cowan, F. M., Bongiovanni R., Broomfield C. A., Schulz S. M., and Smith W. J. , J Toxicol Cutaneous Ocul Toxicol, Volume 14, p.265-272, (1995) Abstract
Sulfur mustard exposure enhances Fc receptor expression in human epidermal keratinocytes in cell culture: Implications for toxicity and medical countermeasures, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , U.S.Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, Issue 1, p.12, (1997)
Sulfur mustard and phosgene increased IL-8 in human small airway cell cultures: Implications for medical countermeasures against inhalation toxicity, Cowan, F. M., Smith W. J., Moran T. S., Parris M. M., Williams A. B., and Sciuto A. M. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Hunt Valley, MD, (2004)
Sulfur mustard increases elastase-like activity in homogenates of hairless guinea pig skin, Cowan, F., Bongiovanni R., Broomfield C. A., Yourick J. J., and Smith W. J. , Cutan Ocul Toxicol, Volume 13, Issue 3, p.221-229, (1994) Abstract
Inhibition of sulfur mustard-increased protease activity by niacinamide, N-acetyl-L-cysteine or dexamethasone, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Apr-Jun, Volume 8, Issue 2, p.129-138, (1992) Abstract
Sulfur mustard- and phosgene-increased IL-8 in human small airway lung cell cultures: Implications for medical countermeasures against inhalation toxicity, Cowan, F. M., Smith W. J., Moran T., Parris M. M., Williams A. B., and Sciuto A. M. , Proc. of the 2003 Joint Service Scientific Conference on Chemical & Biological Defense Research, Towson, MD, (2003)
Suppression of sulfur mustard-increased IL-8 and TNF in human keratinocyte cell cultures by a novel anti-inflammatory drug: Implications for multi-threat medical countermeasure (MTMC) against nerve and blister agents, Cowan, F. M., Lefkowitz C. A., Broomfield C. A., Burstein S. H., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Hunt Valley, MD, (2002)
Effect of sulfur exposure on protease activity in human peripheral blood lymphocytes, Cowan, F. M., Broomfield C. A., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Jul, Volume 7, Issue 3, p.239-248, (1991) Abstract
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Fluorometric assay for intracellular pH in human epidermal keratinocytes, DeJoseph, M. E., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.17, (2000) Abstract
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Cytometric analysis of DNA damage in cultured human epithelial cells after exposure to sulfur mustard, Emison, E. S., and Smith W. J. , International J of Toxicol, Volume 15, Issue S2, p.S9-S18, (1996) Abstract
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Flow cytometric analysis of toxicity by alkylating agents in human epidermal keratinocytes, Gales, Y. A., Gross C., Krebs R. C., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, p.437-440, (1989)
Sulfur mustard (HD) cytotoxicity in lymphocytes can be affected by intracellular glutathione levels, Gross, C. L., Innace J. K., Krebs R. C., Smith W. J., and Meier H. L. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, p.415-418, (1989)
Pretreatment of isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes with L-oxothiazolidine 4-carboxylate reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, May 10-13, Volume 1, Baltimore, MD, p.141-147, (1993)
Measurement of protease release by a fluorogenic casein assay in human cells exposed in vitro to sulfur mustard, Gross, C. L., Guzman J. J., Corun C. M., Nelson M. R., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.14, (2000) Abstract
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes in vitro with ethacrynic acid reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nipwoda M. T., Nealley E., and Smith W. J. , Tox Mechanisms and Methods, Volume 14, Issue 5, p.317-322, (2004) Abstract
Development of an in vitro assay of mustard-induced proteolysis using human cells in culture, Gross, C. L., Corun C. M., Smith W. J., and Kelly S. A. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.6, (2000) Abstract
A rapid colorimetric assay for sulfur mustard cytotoxicity using isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes and keratinocytes, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., Smith W. J., Corun C. M., and Nipwoda M. T. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.7, (2003) Abstract
A rapid colorimetric assay for sulfur mustard cytotoxicity using isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes and keratinocytes, Gross, C., Corun C., Nipwoda M. T., Nealley E., and Smith W. J. , Toxicol Meth, Volume 13, p.263-268, (2003) Abstract
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes with D,L-sulforaphene protects against sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Hunt Valley, MD, p.103, (2006) Abstract
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes with D, L sulforaphene protects against sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nealley E., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Toxicological Sciences, Volume 84, p.159, (2005)
An overview of the use of in vitro human cellular models to investigate the biochemical mechanism of sulfur mustard vesication and efficacy of potential therapeutic interventions, Gross, C. L., Smith W. J., Meier H. L., Chan P., and Petrali J. P. , Proceedings of the TTCP Meeting, Medicine Hat, Canada, (1988)
Sulfur mustard (HD) cytotoxicity in lymphocytes can be affected by intracellular glutathione levels, Gross, C. L., Innace J. K., Krebs R. C., Smith W. J., and Meier H. L. , FASEB J, Volume 3, p.A326, (1989)
Pretreatment of isolated human perpheral blood lymphocytes with L-Oxothiazolidine 4-Carboxylate reduces sulfer mustard cytoxity, Gross, C. L., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 1993 Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.141-147, (1993)
Measurement of protease release by a fluorogenic casin assay in human cells exposed in vitro to sulfur mustard, Gross, C. L., Guzman J. J., Corun C. M., Nelson M. R., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.14, (2000) Abstract
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes in vitro with ethacrynic acid reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nipwoda M. T., Nealley E. W., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.7, (2004) Abstract
L-oxothiazolidine 4-carboxylate pretreatment of isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Giles K. C., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Mar, Volume 13, Issue 3, p.167-173, (1997) Abstract
A rapid colorimetric assay for sulfur mustard cytotoxicity using isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes and keratinocytes, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., Smith W. J., Corun C. M., and Nipwoda M. T. , Toxicol Mechanisms and Methods, Volume 13, Issue 4, p.263-268, (2003) Abstract
Lysis of adherent human epidermal keratinocytes in situ by a Misonix® Tissue Culture Plate Sonicator, Gross, C. L., Clark O. E., Nealley E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Volume 212, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.1-2, (2004) Abstract
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes with D,L-sulforaphane protects against sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Cutan Ocul Toxicol, Volume 25, Issue 3, p.155-163, (2006) Abstract
Effect of ethacrynic acid pretreatment on sulfur mustard cytotoxicity to human epidermal keratinocytes in vitro, Gross, C. L., Nealley E., and Smith W. J. , Toxicological Sciences, Volume 60 (1S), p.167, (2001)
Alteration of lymphocyte glutathione levels affects sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Innace J. K., Smith W. J., Krebs R. C., and Meier H. L. , Proceedings of the NATO RSG-3, Panel VIII Meeting, Washington, DC, p.77-85, (1988)
Pretreatment of isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes with L- oxothiazolidine 4-carboxylate reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.8, (1993) Abstract
Biochemical manipulation of intracellular glutathione levels influences cytotoxicity to isolated human lymphocytes by sulfur mustard, Gross, C. L., Innace J. K., Hovatter R. C., Meier H. L., and Smith W. J. , Cell Biol Toxicol, Jul-Sep, Volume 9, Issue 3, p.259-267, (1993) Abstract
Pretreatment of isolated human peripheral blood lymphocytes with oxothiazolidine 4-carboxylate reduces sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., and Smith W. J. , Proc of the US Army Edgewood Research, Development and Engineering Center Scientific Conference on Chemical Defense Research, p.397-403, (1993)
Measurement of protease release by a fluorogenic assay in human cells exposed in vitro to sulfur mustard, Gross, C. L., Guzman J. J., Corun C., Nelson M., and Smith W. J. , October, (2000)
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes with D,L-Sulforaphane protects against sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Neally E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.10, (2006) Abstract
Lysis of adherent human epidermal keratinocytes in situ by a misonix tissue culture plate sonicator, Gross, C. L., Clark O. E., Nealley E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Baltimore, MD, p.1289, (2004) Abstract
Effect of ethacrynic acid pretreatment on sulfur mustard cytotoxicity to human epidermal keratinocytes in vitro, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Volume 60, San Francisco, CA, p.796, (2001) Abstract
Measurement of protease release by a fluorogenic casein assay in human cells exposed in vitro to sulfur mustard, Gross, C., Guzman J., Corun C., Nelson M., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the U.S. Army Medical Defense Bioscience Review, Baltimore, MD, (2000)
Pretreatment of human epidermal keratinocytes with D, L sulforahene protects against sulfur mustard cytotoxicity, Gross, C. L., Nealley E. W., Nipwoda M. T., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, New Orleans, LA, p.777, (2005) Abstract
Evaluation of cytotoxicity assays of human epidermal keratinocytes exposed in vitro to sulfur mustard, Gross, C. L., Kelly S. A., Guzman J., and Smith W. J. , Proceedings of the 38th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Volume 48 (1-S), New Orleans, LA, p.1745, (1999) Abstract
The use of human epidermal keratinocytes in culture as a model for studying the biochemical mechanisms of sulfur mustard vesication, Gross, C. L., Smith W. J., Chan P., and Meier H. L. , Proceedings of the NATO RSG-3, Panel VIII Meeting, Washington, DC, p.69-75, (1988)
In vitro cytotoxicity assays of human epidermal keratinocytes in culture exposed to sulfur mustard, Guzman, J., Kelly S. A., Gross C., and Smith W. J. , January, (2000)
In vitro cytotoxicity assays of human epidermal keratinocytes in culture exposed to sulfur mustard, Guzman, J. J., Gross C. L., Smith W. J., and Kelly S. A. , Pentagon Reports, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, p.15, (2000) Abstract
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Development of a full thickness in vitro human skin equivalent (Epiderm-FT) for sulfur mustard research, Hayden, P. J., Petrali J. P., Hamilton T. A., Kubilus J., Smith W. J., and Kalusner M. , Proceedings of the Soc. of Investigative Dermatology, May 4-7, St. Louis, MO, (2005) Abstract
Microvesicating effects of sulfur mustard on an in vitro human skin model, Hayden, P. J., Petrali J. P., Stolper G., Hamilton T. A., Jackson, G. R. Jr., Wertz P. W., Ito S., Smith W. J., and Klausner M. , Toxicol In Vitro, Oct, Volume 23, Issue 7, p.1396-405, (2009) Abstract
Chronic effects of acute, low-level exposure to the chemical warfare agent sulfur mustard, Hurst, C. G., and Smith W. J. , Chemical Warfare Agents: Toxicity at Low Levels, Volume Chapter 8, Boca Raton, FL, p.245-260, (2001)