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Tumorigenic potential of Aldrin and Dieldrin for mice

Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1962
Abstract Feeding 10 ppm of Aldrin or Dieldrin to C 3 HeB Fe mice for two years shortened their average life span by two months; significantly increased the incidence of histologically benign liver tumors; decreased the incidence of pneumonia (possibly owing to less cage crowding); and had no discernible effect on the incidence of ...
O. Garth Fitzhugh, Kent J. Davis
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Buzz Aldrin: Mission to Mars

Architectural Design, 2014
The lunar landings in 1969 provided the watershed moment for space exploration, bringing the celestial into direct physical contact with man for the first time. As the second man to walk on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin maintains a unique place in American and space history.
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Infrared Determination of Aldrin and Dieldrin in Aldrin-Treated Soil1

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1960
Mir S. Mulla, Francis A. Gunther, R. C. Blinn   +2 more
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Aldrin and Dieldrin

Science, 1974
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Photodecomposition of dieldrin and aldrin

Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1967
Donald G. Crosby, Gary L. Henderson
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The determination of aldrin in fertilisers

The Analyst, 1962
M. Phillipson, H. N. Wilson
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From Galileo to Aldrin and Armstrong

1974
In 1610, Galileo observed the surface of the Moon through the lens which bears his name and announced that, contrary to official opinion, its surface was irregular and not smooth. We now know that this observation — and many others of Galileo — was a correct one, but the opposition that always arises against research too far ahead of its time resulted ...
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Identification of the aldrin artifact

Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1967
John R. Pearson, Franklin D. Aldrich, A. W. Stone   +2 more
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The photolysis of aldrin

Chemical Communications (London), 1967
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The photooxidation of aldrin in water

Chemosphere, 1975
Donald G. Crosby, Ronald D. Ross
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