1. Models for the relationship between blood lead and air lead

   • Ronald D. Snee

   Original Papers Pages: 303 - 319

2. Determination of total pentachlorophenol in the urine of workers

   • I. Drummond
   • P. B. Van Roosmalen
   • M. Kornicki

   Original Papers Pages: 321 - 327

3. The neutrophil function and infectious diseases in workers occupationally exposed to organochloride insecticides

   • Andrzej Hermanowicz
   • Zofia Nawarska
   • Adam Maślankiewicz

   Original Papers Pages: 329 - 340

4. Occupational chronic exposure to organic solvents

   • R. Heinrich
   • J. Angerer

   Original Papers Pages: 341 - 349

5. Metabolic interaction between n-hexane and toluene in vivo and in vitro

   • L. Perbellini
   • R. Leone
   • M. S. Venturini

   Original Papers Pages: 351 - 358

6. Mutagenicity of urine from nurses handling cytostatic drugs, influence of smoking

   • R. P. Bos
   • A. O. Leenaars
   • P. Th. Henderson

   Original Papers Pages: 359 - 369

7. Oral clefts and organic solvent exposure during pregnancy

   • Peter C. Holmberg
   • Sven Hernberg
   • Riitta Riala

   Original Papers Pages: 371 - 376

8. Serum creatine kinase as an indicator of local muscular strain in experimental and occupational work

   • Mats Hagberg
   • Gunnar Michaelson
   • Anders Örtelius

   Original Papers Pages: 377 - 386

9. Mutagens in urine of carbon electrode workers

   • Rossana Pasquini
   • Silvano Monarca
   • Francesca Fagioli

   Original Papers Pages: 387 - 395

10. The relevance of arguments for excluding ALAD from the recommended biological limit values in occupational exposure to inorganic lead (WHO 1980)

    • S. Telišman
    • A. Keršanc
    • D. Prpić-Majić

    Original Papers Pages: 397 - 412