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INDEX

A

Acetaminophen, 18

Acetone, 75

Acetylation, autoimmunity, 60

antinuclear antibody, 60-61

complement, 61

histopathologic examination, 60-61

immune complex, 61

Acetylcholine, 17

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, 10, 12, 63

Adenosine deaminase deficiency, 65

Adrenal cortical trophic hormone, interleukin-1, 17

Age, 19, 21

B cell, 16

immune function, 15

immunoglobulin, 16

immunosuppression, 78-79

T cell, 16

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease

Registry, 9, 11

reference population, 120

trichloroethylene, 11

Air pollution, 127-139

arrhythmia, 131

asthma, 1

cacosmia, 131

depression, 130

psychiatric disorder, 130

recommendations, 148

synergistic effect, 18

Alcoholism, 19

Alfalfa, 54

Allergy, overview, 10

Alum, immunologic adjuvant, 40

Amaranth, 37

Amino acid, 19

Amiodarone, 54

Anemia, 54

Animal model, 3-4, 58-59, 82, 83-98

bioassay

application, 92-97

approach, 85

criteria, 83-84

bone marrow, 89

cellular immunity, 87-88

host resistance, 89

humoral immunity, 87

hypersensitivity, 43-49

antigen-antibody complex, 46

contact, 46-49

cytotoxic reaction, 46

immunoglobulin E, 45-46

immunoglobulin G, 45-46

technique, 44-45

mechanistic study, 89-90

nonspecific immunity, 88-89

pathologic evaluation, 84-87

pulmonary immunocompetence, 90-91

recommendations, 97-98, 146-147

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risk assessment, 94-97

rodent immunoassay table, 86

test design, 92-94

Antibody

defined, 9

hypersensitivity, 42

Antibody formation testing, 101-102

Antigen

complement-mediated immune reaction, 29

defined, 9

Antimicrobial drug, 18

Antiparasitic drug, 18

Anxiety, multiple chemical sensitivity, 134

Aroclor, 75

Arrhythmia, air pollution, 131

Arsenic, 70, 75

Arsine gas, 75

Arthritis

autoimmunity, 145

multiple chemical sensitivity, 135

rheumatoid, 27, 54, 56

Asbestos, 70

Asthma, 14, 17, 34-36

air pollution, 1

autoimmunity, 145

defined, 11

detergent, 35

incidence, 35

mortality, 40-41

nickel, 35

nitrogen dioxide, 1

ozone, 1

palladium, 35

platinum, 35

sulfite sensitivity, 38

tobacco, 130

toluene diisocyanate, 35

trimellitic anhydride, 35

Ataxia telangiectasia, 65

Atopy, asthma, 35

Autoimmunity, 2-3, 53-62

acetylation, 60

antinuclear antibody, 60-61

complement, 61

histopathologic examination, 60-61

immune complex, 61

tissue autoantibody, 60

animal model, 58-59

defined, 53

erythema multiforme, 57

genetic code, 55-56, 59-60

histocompatibility complex, 59

immunoglobulin, 59

incidence, 53-55

mechanism, 57-58

pharmaceutical worker, 3

recommendations, 61-62, 145

xenobiotic, 54-57

B

B cell

age, 16

assay, 102

defined, 9

function, 24-26, 99

Bacteria, 24

Benzene, 11, 70, 75

immunosuppression, 72

Benzidene, 70

Benzoic acid, 38

Benzophenone, 39

Beryllium disease, sarcoidosis, diagnosis, 14, 41

Biologic marker

animal model, 83-98

autoimmune disease, 53-62

classification, 12

environmental health, 127-139

epidemiology, 113-125

human marker, 99-111

immune-mediated disease, 33-52

immunosuppression, 63-82

recommendations, 141-148

validation, 19-20

Bone marrow, 31

animal model, 89

Bronchoalveolar lavage, 76

hypersensitivity, 43

Bruton's disease, 65

Buehler test, 45, 48

Butylated hydroxyanisole, 70

Butylhydroxyanisol, 37

Butylhydroxytoluene, 37

C

Cacosmia, air pollution, 131

Cadmium, 54, 75

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Calcium, 70

Cannabionoid, 70

Captopril, 54

Carbon tetrachloride, 75

Carrier protein, 13

Cell-mediated immunity, defined, 9

Cellular immunity

animal model, 87-88

hypersensitivity, 42

testing, 102-104

Cellular interaction schema, 25

Cephalosporin, 58

Chediak-Higashi syndrome, 65

Chemical environment, 127-139

Chemical sensitivity

provocative challenge, 136

skin test, 137

syndrome, 128-139

agent table, 129

classification, 128-130

recommendations, 138-139, 148

Chlorobenzene, 75

Chloroform, 75

Chromium, 75

Clinical testing regimen, 4, 99

Cocaine, 70

Cohort study, epidemiology, 113, 114

Common variable immunodeficiency, 65

Complement deficiency, 65

Complement-mediated injury, 27-29

Contact dermatitis, 38-39

Contact urticaria, 39-40

Contraceptive, 18

Cosmetic, hypersensitivity, 10

Crohn's disease, 54-55

Cross-sectional study, epidemiology, 113-114, 119

Cyclophosphamide, 3, 58

immunosuppression, 17

Cyclosporin, 3, 11, 147

immunosuppression, 66-67

species comparison, immune response, 67

D

Depression

air pollution, 130

multiple chemical sensitivity, 133-134

Dermal hypersensitivity, 38-40

contact dermatitis, 38-39

contact urticaria, 39-40

photocontact dermatitis, 39

Detergent, asthma, 35

Diabetes, 12, 27

Dichloroethane, 75

Dichloroethylene, 75

Diesel exhaust, 41

Diethylhexyl phthalate, 75

DiGeorge syndrome, 65

Diisocynate, 11

Dimethylbenzanthracene, 147

Dioxin, 11

Diphenhydramine, 39

Diphenylhydantoin, 70

Dodecylgallate, 37

Draise test, 45, 48

Drug, 18, 24, 30

hypersensitivity, 10

immunoglobulin E hypersensitivity, 27

immunosuppression, 70

Dye, 37

Dysphagia, Spanish toxic oil syndrome, 57

E

Education, recommendations, 147-148

Effect marker, overview, 13-14

Electric shock, 24

Emotional disfunction, 24

Endorphin, 17

Enkephalin, 17

Environmental control unit, inhalation challenge, 43, 139

Environmental exposure, recommendations, 148

Environmental health, controversial areas, 127-139

Environmental illness, 127, 135

Environmental Protection Agency, 146

Epidemiology

biologic markers, 4, 113-125

case studies, 121-125

cohort study, 113, 114

cross-sectional study, 113-114, 119

event status authentication, 117, 119

hexamethylene diisocyanate, 121-122

National Health and Nutritional Evaluation Survey, 121

predictive value, 115-117, 118

prospective study, 113, 120

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recommendations, 125

reference population, 115, 120-121

retrospective studies, 113, 114

sensitivity, 115-117, 118

sick building syndrome, 124-125

specificity, 115-117, 118

study classification, 113

study design, 119-120

tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin, 122-123

tobacco, 114

well water, 123-124

Epinephrine, 17

Erythema multiforme, autoimmunity, 57

Erythrosin, 37

Ethanol, 70

Ethics, biological markers, 21

Ethylbenzene, 75

Exposure marker, overview, 13

F

Fetus, immune function, 15

Food hypersensitivity, 37-38

food intolerance, distinguished, 37

Food intolerance, food hypersensitivity, distinguished, 37

Formaldehyde, 136

T cell, 137

Formaldehyde-human serum albumin, multiple chemical sensitivity, 137

Freund's complete adjuvant test, 45, 48

G

Genetic code

antigen recognition, 15

autoimmunity, 55-56, 59-60

Glomerulonephritis, 54

Glucocorticoid

interleukin-1, 17

stress, 16

Glucocorticosteroid, 18

Gold, 54

Granulomatous disease, 65

Groundwater, immunosuppression, 1, 74-75

Guinea pig

immunotoxic study, 10

maximization test, 45, 48

H

Haloperidol, stress, 17

Halothane, 54

Hapten, 13

immunoglobulin E, 52

respiratory tract, 35

Hereditary syndrome, 24

Hexachlorobenzene, 70

Hexamethylene diisocyanate, epidemiology, 121-122

Histocompatibility complex, autoimmunity, 59

Host resistance, animal model, 89

Human immune system, biologic marker, 99-111

Human immunodeficiency virus, 63-64

Human leukocyte antigen, 59

cell-mediated cytotoxicity, 108

pregnancy, 16

Humoral immunity

animal model, 87

defined, 9

response, 105-106

testing, 100-102

Hydrazine, 54

Hydrocarbon, immunosuppression, 70, 71-72

Hypersensitivity, 2, 26-30, 33-52

animal model, 43-49

antigen-antibody complex, 46

contact, 46-49

cytotoxic reaction, 46

immunoglobulin E, 45-46

immunoglobulin G, 45-46

technique, 44-45

antibody, 42

asthma, 14

beryllium lung disease, 14

biologic marker, 41-43

bronchoalveolar lavage, 43

cellular immunity, 42

chemical detection schema, 48

clinical signs, 41

cosmetic, 10

dermal, 38-40

generally, 10

history, 41

immunoglobulin E, 2, 27, 42, 50-52

immunosuppression, distinguished, 34

ingestion, 37-38

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multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, distinguished, 2

pneumonia, 36-37, 41

provocation challenge, 42-43

pulmonary, 34-37

response schematic, 47

skin tests, 41

test methods chart, 45

I

Ibuprofen, 18

IL-1, glucocorticoid, 17

Immune-complex-mediated injury, 27-29

Immune suppression, 3

cyclophosphamide, 3

cyclosporin A, 3

Immune system.

component asthma, 26

structure, 24-26

xenobiotic, overview, 30-31

see also Immunotoxicity

Immunity assessment testing, 99-100

Immunoglobulin

age, 16

autoimmunity, 59

concentration testing, 100-101

isotype reference standards, 20

smoking, 18

Immunoglobulin A deficiency, 65

Immunoglobulin E, 13

contact urticaria, 39-40

hapten, 52

hypersensitivity, 2, 27, 42, 50-52

Immunoglobulin G, 13, 136

pregnancy, 15

Immunologic adjuvant, 40

Immunopotentiation, defined, 10

Immunosuppression, 14, 63-82

acquired immune deficiency syndrome, 63

age, 78-79

benzene, 72

consequences, 64-68

cyclophosphamide, 17

cyclosporin A, 66-67

defined, 10

environmental contaminant, 68-74

groundwater, 1, 74-75

human immunodeficiency virus, 63-64

hydrocarbon, 71-72

hypersensitivity, distinguished, 34

inhalation, 74-77

mechanistic study importance, 80

metabolism, 79-80

metal, 70, 73

myelotoxicity, 77-78

organ transplant, 64-65

recommendations, 81-82, 144-145

route of administration, 79

skin, 77

susceptibility, 78-80

syndrome chart, 65

tobacco, 79

Immunotoxicity

animal model, 83-98

autoimmune disease, 53-62

complement-mediated injury, 27-29

environmental health, 127-139

epidemiology, 113-125

human marker, 99-111

hypersensitivity, 27

immune-complex-mediated injury, 27-29

immune-mediated disease marker, 33-52

immunosuppressive toxic agents, 63-82

mechanism, 26-30

recommendations, 141-148

T cell reaction, 29-30

Immunotoxicology

defined, 23

growth of field, 23, 141

Infant-mother separation, 24

Ingestion, hypersensitivity, 37-38

Inhalation

alveolar macrophage, 76

bronchoalveolar-lavage, 76

immunosuppression, 74-77

Inhalation challenge

environmental control unit, 43

hypersensitivity, 43

Interleukin-1, adrenal cortical trophic hormone, 17

Iron, 19

Isobutyl nitrite, 74-75

Isocyanate, case study, 121-122

K

Kidney, 12

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L

Langerhans cell, ultraviolet, 19

Lead, 23, 70, 75

Lecithin, 37

Legionnaires' disease, 124

Leukemia, 17

trichloroethylene, 11

well water, 123-124

Light

immune function, 17

photoallergy, 39

solar uticaria, 19

ultraviolet, 19, 147

Lithium, 54, 70

Liver, 12

Lupus, pregnancy, 15

Lymphocyte

antigen activation, 106-107

assay, 103-104

defined, 9

function, 24-26

Lymphokine

function, 24-26

lymphocyte activation secretion, 107

Lymphoma, 17

M

Malnourishment, 18-19

Marker, terminology, 12

Mast cell, immunoglobulin E hypersensitivity, 27

Mechanistic study, animal model, 89-90

Mental dysfunction, 24

α-Mercaptopropionylglycine, 54

Mercury, 54, 75

Metabolism, immunosuppression, 79-80

Metal, immunosuppression, 70, 73

Methyl mercury, 70

α-Methyldopa, 54

Methylene chloride, 75

Mouse-ear-swelling test, 45, 48

Mucosal response, 147

Mucous membrane, sick building syndrome, 5

Multiple chemical sensitivity, 127

anxiety, 134

arthritis, 135

case definitions, 132-134

characterization

Cullen, 132-134

Randolph, 132-133

defined, 133

depression, 133-134

formaldehyde-human serum albumin, 137

immune-system dysfunction, 134-136

sick building syndrome, relationship, 132

terminology, 136

vascular dysfunction, 134-135

Multiple personality disorder, immune function, 16

Myasthenia gravis, 27, 54

Myeloma, 17

Myelotoxicity, immunosupression, 77-78

N

National Health and Nutritional Evaluation Survey, 121

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, reference population, 120

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 9, 11

National Research Council, 9, 11

National Toxicology Program, 10, 146

Natural killer cell, smoking, 18

Nervous-endocrine-immune axis, 2

Nervous system, immune system interaction, 16-17

Neurogenic factor, immune function, 16

Neuropsychology, 21

Nezelof's syndrome, 65

Nickel, 38, 75

asthma, 35

Nitrogen dioxide, 40, 70

asthma, 1

autoimmunity, 145

Nitrosamine, 70

Noise, 24

Nonspecific immune enhancement, 40-41

Nonspecific immunity, animal model, 88-89

Norepinephrine, 17

O

Occupational dermatitis, 11

Open epicutaneous test, 45, 48

Opioid, 70

Optimization test, 45, 48

Organ transplant, 11

immunosuppression, 64-65

Organophosphate pesticide, 23

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psychosis, 130

Organotin, immunosuppression, 70

Overcrowding, 24

Oxyphenisatin, 54

Ozone, 40, 70, 74

asthma, 1

autoimmunity, 145

P

Palladium, asthma, 35

Parasite, 24

Pemphigus, 54

Penicillamine, 54

Penicillin, 54

Pentachlorophenol, 23

Perchloroethylene

trichloroacetic acid, 20

trichloroethanol, 20

Pesticide, immunosuppression, 70

Pharmaceutical worker, autoimmunity, 3, 62

Parmacokinetics (toxicokinetics), 67, 79-80, 84, 97

Phenol, 75

Phenothiazine, 39

Phenylcyclohexene, 132

Phenylketonuria, 12

Phosgene, 74

Photoallergy see Light

Placenta, antigen, 15

Platinum, asthma, 35

Platinum salt, 40

Pneumonia, hypersensitivity, diagnosis, 41

Pollen, 41

Polybrominated biphenyl, 54, 70

Polychlorinated biphenyl, 23, 54, 70

Polychlorinated dibenzofuran, 70

Polyunsaturated fatty acid, 19

Polyurethane, autoimmunity, 145

Predictive value, epidemiology, 115-117, 118

Pregnancy

human leukocyte antigen, 16

immune function, 15-16

immunoglobulin G, 15

lupus, 15

Preservative, 37

Procainamide, 15

Propyloctyl, 37

Prospective study, epidemiology, 113, 120

Protozoa, 24

Provocation challenge, hypersensitivity, 42-43

Psychiatric disorder, air pollution, 130

Psychoneuroimmunology, 16

Psychosis, organophosphate pesticide, 130

Pulmonary hypersensitivity, 34-37

asthma, 34-36

lymph node, 35

pneumonitis, 36-37

rhinitis, 34-36

Pulmonary hypertension, Spanish toxic oil syndrome, 57

Pulmonary immunocompetence, animal model, 90-91

Pyrithioxine, 54

R

Radiation, 11, 24

Ragweed pollen, 11

Rapeseed oil, 54

Raynaud's phenomenon, Spanish toxic oil syndrome, 57

Reactive airways-dysfunction syndrome, 127, 130

Reference population

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 120

epidemiology, 120-121

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 120

Respiratory tract, 34-37

Responsiveness decay, 13

Reticular dysgenesis, 65

Retrospective studies, epidemiology, 113, 114

Rhinitis, 34-36

Risk assessment, animal model, 94-97

Route of administration, immunosuppression, 79

S

Salicylanilide, 39

Sarcoidosis, beryllium disease, diagnosis, 41

Sclerosis, 54

Serotonin, 17

Serum, antigen activation, 106-107

Serum protein, 27-29

Severe combined immunodeficiency disease, 65

Sick building syndrome, 127

epidemiology, 124-125

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mucous membrane, 5

multiple chemical sensitivity, relationship, 132

Silica, 54, 70

Silicone, 57

Sjögren's syndrome, Spanish toxic oil syndrome, 57

Skin

immunosuppression, 77

response, 147

testing, 41, 103

see also Dermal hypersensitivity

Sodium benzoate, 37

Sodium glutamate, 38

Sodium metabisulfite, 37

Sodium nitrite, 37

Solar urticaria see Light

Spanish toxic oil syndrome, 11, 57

Specificity

biologic marker validation, 19-20

epidemiology, 115-117, 118

Split adjuvant technique, 45, 48

Staphylococcus enterotoxin, 107

Stress, 21, 24, 130

glucocorticoid, 16

haloperidol, 17

Study design, epidemiology, 119-120

Sulfanilamide, 39

Sulfite sensitivity, asthma, 38

Sulfur dioxide, 40

Super antigen, 107

Susceptibility marker, overview, 14-19

Systemic lupus erythematosus, 54

T

T cell

age, 16

defined, 9

formaldehyde, 137

function, 24-26, 99

reaction, 29-30

Tartrazine, 37, 54

Testing regimen, human immune system, 108-110

Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin, 70

epidemiology, 122-123

Tetrachloroethylene, 75

Thymus gland, involution, 16

Thyroid disease, 54

Tobacco

asthma, 130

epidemiology, 114

immunoglobulin, 18

immunosuppression, 79

natural killer cell, 18

Tocopherol, 37

Toluene, 70, 75

Toluene diisocyanate, 11, 79

asthma, 35

Total Exposure Assessment Methodology, 128

Toxaphene, 23

Training, recommendations, 147-148

Trichloroacetic acid, perchloroethylene, 20

Trichloroethane, 75

Trichloroethanol, perchloroethylene, 20

Trichloroethylene, 11, 57, 75

Trimellitic anhydride, asthma, 35-36

Triphenylmethane, 37

Tryptophan, 57

U

Ultraviolet see Light

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1, 9

V

Vaccine, immunoglobulin E hypersensitivity, 27

Variability of markers, 15-19, 26, 35, 56, 78-80, 82, 115

Vascular dysfunction, multiple chemical sensitivity, 134-135

Vinyl chloride, 54

Virus, 24

Vitamin, 18, 19

Volatile organic compound, 128, 132, 137-138

W

Well water, epidemiology, 123-124

Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, 65

X

Xenobiotic

defined, 10

immune system, overview, 30-31

Xylene, 75

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