… prenatal exposure … exposure during pregnancy using personal air monitors, assessed
PAH internal dose using prenatal urinary metabolites (in a subset), and quantified benzo[a]pyrene–…

… behavior effects of benzo[a]pyrene exposure. Zebrafish embryos developmentally exposed
to 0.4 … 4 μM B[a]P exposure resulted in significant hyperactivity at 120 hpf. Developmentally …

… Pliss and Khudoley (17) failed to produce tumors in guppies when exposed either to 7,12-…
in fish as a result of P AH exposure. They exposed two species of the viviparous genus …

… effects of the environmental carcinogen, benzo[a]pyrene (B[a]… , we investigated the effects
of subchronic exposure to B[a]P on … ) test, we observed that rats exposed to either 2.5mg/kg or …

… exposure by environmental contamination, food industrial processing or domestic cooking
methods. The most studied PAH is benzo[a]pyrene … B[a]P exposure, even at low doses. Indeed…

… Benzo(a)pyrene (B(a)P) is the prototypical representative of these widely dispersed lipophilic
contaminants. (B(a)P) exposure in experimental animals results in an array of tissue- and …

In an extended OECD 407 study protocol, including immune parameters, male Riv:Tox Wistar
SPF rats were treated for 35 days with benzo[a]pyrene (B[a]p) (3, 10, 30, or 90 mg/kg body …

… media or reconstruction of the exposure from the biomarker using pharmacokinetic models.
… of exposure has been identified as central to our evolving understanding of human exposure …

… Exposure to freshly prepared filtrates of tobacco smoke … In contrast, exposure of these cells
to benzo[a]pyrene alone … that are independent of the benzo[a]pyrene content of the smoke. …

The present study compares and elucidates possible mechanisms why B[a]P induces different
cell signals and triggers apparently different apoptotic pathways in two rather similar cell …