Council for Tobacco Research
[Addresses Development of Nose Only Model Inhalation System to Be Tested on Animals to Understand Human Implications.]
Abstract
MAR
Fields
- Type
- LETTER
- Depository Date
- 31 Jan 1996
- Named Person
- Mai
- Master ID
- 300200314-0407
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- Recipient
- Osdene, T.S., P.M.
- Author
- Losikoff, A.M., Mai
- Box
- 098
- Site
- Hoyt
- Request
- 132
- UCSF Legacy ID
- eqd1aa00
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Micrab9ological AsN
5221 RIVER ROAD s gETHESDA, MA6YLAtJD 20016
TELEPHON E: (301) 6'64-3400
April 14, 1981
Dr. Thomas S. Osdene
Philip Morris, U.S.A.
P.O. Box 26583
Richmond, VA 23261
Dear Dr. Osdene:
For the past eight years, Microbiological Associates ("IA) has been
privileged to be the prime contractor for the development, implementa-
tion, and characterization of a model, pulmonary toxicology bioassay
designed to study the effects of exposure to whole cigarette smoke.
1 As a result of this program, MA has evolved its Nose-Only Model Inhala-
tion System specifically designed for conducting studies by which
I rodents are exposed to aerosolized materials via anly the nasal orifice.
MA is now in a position to offer th;s "state of the art" approach to
inhalation toxicology for a variety of toxicological applications where
pulmonary exposure to aerosols such as cigarette smoke, chemicals, fumes,
and gases, or com66inations of these materials is desired.
aA has developed the specialized equipment necessary for the generation,
delivery, and monitoring of a wide variety of aerosolized materials -
including whole cigarette smoke - as well as developing an effective
and safe animal containment system to facilitate nose-only exposures to
these aerosols. We have also developed and characterized an animal model
system for pulmonary carcinogenesis and have been able to institute a
comprehensive animal disease laboratory to preclude the utilization of
animals that may be affected by possibly adventitious disease agents, and
to prevent the introduction of such agents into our facility.
The enclosed brochure highlights many of the Nose-Only Model•Inhalation
System's applications to identifying and chacacterizing potentially
hazardous substances and to understanding the human health implications
of these compouzds. I have also enclosed a Capabilities Statement which
not only illustrates the wide variety of capabilities :o which the :Vose-
Only Model Inhalation system may be put, but details previous studies
already performed with this system at MA.
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We feel MA's background in the area of nose-only inhalation toxi-
cology enables us to address many of the existing problems in inhalation
toxicology at a Ievel of understanding which was unattainble in the
past. We feel this Nose-On1y Model Inhalation System holds great poten-
tial for the future.
If you have any questions regarding MA's Nose-Only Model Inhalation
System, please do not hesitate to call me at (301) 654-3400. If you
or any of your colleagues plan to visit the Washington, D.C. area,
please let me know, and I will be glad to arrange a site visit of our
facilities.
Sincerely yours,
Andrew M. Losikoff
Marketing Representative
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