… intratracheal administration of benzo [ a] pyrene show fairly good … for benzo[a]pyrene. We
think that such conclusion is premature. Longer term exposures of animals to benzo [ a] pyrene …

… at the bond a) or benzo[e]pyrene (a single benzene molecule attached at the bond e) (Figure
1). A single molecule of benzene is liquid, while benzopyrene is solid. PAHs containing two …

… minor pathways of human exposure. The long-… to exposures to background levels of BaP
present in the environment. Since the increased lifetime risk as sociated with human exposure …

… benzo(a)pyrene (BaP) concentration levels, population exposure and potential health impacts
of exposure to … The estimation of the population exposure to BaP concentrations and its …

… Environmental exposure to BaP correlates with impaired learning and memory in adults, …
endpoints for health risks associated with BaP exposure. Using the limited number of published …

… of a human exposure study focused on Benzo(a)pyrene (BaP) … of exposure (10 x 2 wk), 10
had higher food exposures and … Of the two groups, the higher food exposures usually had a …

Rapidly growing primary cultures of normal human mammary epithelial cells (HMEC) were
exposed to 1 microgram of benzo[a]pyrene (B[a]P) per ml for two or three 24-hr periods. The B…

… Total sterility was observed in 97% of F 1 mice exposed prenatally to 40 or 160 mg BP/kg. …
exposed in utero to 10 mg BP/kg. After 6 months on a breeding study, female mice exposed to …

… of benzo(a)pyrene exposure, the most important exposure … to concentrate efforts in exposure
reduction for BaP. THEES … diet can strongly influence individual exposures. In particular, the …

… to dietary exposure to … exposure source and levels of BaP are crucial. In this study, BaP
levels in foods were determined and a cancer risk assessment was carried out due to exposure …