… ml (100 mCi) was accomplished by inserting the wand 1.5 cm into the nasal cavity of the
left nostril and applying 30 psi of compressed air for 0.5 sec using an automated timed pump. …

… of nasal lesions in rats and rhesus monkeys following inhalation … are a consequence of nasal
airflow characteristics. Inspiratory … nasal cavity of the rhesus monkey differed significantly in …

… nasally administered drugs on the nasal mucosa, which in turn … Monkeys would appear to
be an appropriate animal model to … that might be useful in humans because the nasal cavity of …

… The nasal cavity of the rhesus monkey consisted of two airways separated by a septum,
which was roughly planar. The septum extended 71.5 mm from the tip of the nostrils to the …

… The rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta) was selected for the … of the nasal cavity of the rhesus
monkey and man.19-21 A comparison of nasal casts and transverse sections of the nasal …

… Studies in humans show that substances applied to the nasal mucosa are largely cleared by
… detected in nasal swab specimens of rhesus monkeys for days after intranasal application. …

… The results suggest that formaldehyde would generate lower concentrations of cross-links
in the nasal mucosa of humans than of monkeys, and much lower concentrations in humans …

… Comparison of stereoselectivity of naphthalene epoxidation in lung and nasal mucosa of
mouse, hamster, rat and rhesus monkey. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 261: 364-372. …

… that of the rhesus monkey is approximately 6200 mm2 (12). The human nasal cavity surface
area … The calculated surface area-to-volume ratio of the macaque monkey (775 mm2/cm3) is …

… We conclude that the rhesus monkey model could be useful for studying the interactions
between parasite and host determinants for infection, disease (virulence) and cure in L. (V.) …