Peter S. Thorne, PhD

Publications

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Peer-Reviewed Papers

  1. Thorne PS, Lightfoot EN, Gonder JC, Will JA. Animal chamber for in vivo testing of toxic gases. Lab Anim Sci 33:476-480, 1984.
  2. Lightfoot EN, Thorne PS, Stoll LL. Dimensionless presentation of performance data for fans and blowers. Am Inst Chem Engrg J 30:341-345, 1984.
  3. Thorne PS, Lightfoot EN, Albrecht RM. Physicochemical characterization of cryogenically ground, size separated, fibrogenic particles. Environ Res 36:89-110, 1985.
  4. Fischer JJ, Ellakkani M, Thorne PS, Weyel D, Alarie Y, Karol MH. Endotoxin activity and microbial study of cotton dust particles of known sizes. In: Jacobs RR, Wakelyn PJ, editors. Cotton Dust: Proceedings of the Ninth Cotton Dust Research Conference 144-145, 1985.
  5. Thorne PS, Hillebrand J, Magreni C, Riley EJ, Karol MH. Experimental sensitization to subtilisin: I. production of immediate and late-onset pulmonary reactions. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 86:112-123, 1986.
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  6. Jones WG, Thorne PS, Clere JL. Low cost polarized light microscopy. Appl Ind Hyg 1:191-195, 1986.
  7. Thorne PS, Hillebrand JA, Lewis GR, Karol MH. Contact sensitivity by diisocyanates: potencies and cross-reactivities. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 87:155-165, 1986.
  8. Olaniran N, Thorne PS, Ellakkani M, Karol MH. Serologic evaluation of guinea pigs exposed during twelve months to cotton dust. In: Wakelyn PJ, Jacobs RR, editors. Cotton Dust: Proceedings of the Tenth Cotton Dust Research Conference 134-137, 1986.
  9. Cockrell B, Ellakkani M, Thorne PS, Karol MH. Histopathology of guinea pigs exposed for 12 months to cotton dust. In: Wakelyn PJ, Jacobs RR, editors. Cotton Dust: Proceedings of the Tenth Cotton Dust Research Conference 138-139, 1986.
  10. Karol MH, Thorne PS, Hillebrand J. The immune response as a biological indicator of exposure. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Biochemical & Cellular Indices of Human Toxicity in Occupational Environmental Medicine, Occupational & Environmental Chemical Hazards Ch. 6:86-90, 1987.
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  11. Lightfoot EN, Thorne PS, Jones RL, Hansen JL, Romine RR. Laboratory studies on mechanisms for the degradation of aldicarb, aldicarb sulfoxide, and aldicarb sulfone. Environ Toxicol Chem 6:377-94, 1987.
  12. Hillebrand JA, Thorne PS, Karol MH. Experimental sensitization to subtilisin. II. production of specific antibodies following inhalation exposure of guinea pigs. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 89:449-456, 1987.
  13. Thorne PS, Yeske CP, Karol MH. Monitoring guinea pig core temperature by telemetry during inhalation exposures. Fundam Appl Toxicol 9:398-408, 1987.
  14. Thorne PS, Karol MH. Assessment of airway reactivity in guinea pigs: Comparison of methods employing whole body plethysmography. Toxicology 52:141-163, 1988.
  15. Karol MH, Hillebrand JA, Thorne PS. Characteristics of weekly pulmonary hypersensitivity responses elicited in the guinea pig by inhalation of ovalbumin aerosols. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol; 100:234-246, 1989.
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  16. Thorne PS, Karol MH. Association of fever with late-onset pulmonary hypersensitivity responses in the guinea pig. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 100:247-258, 1989.
  17. Schmidt LE, Thorne PS, Watt JL, Schwartz DA. Is an abbreviated bronchial challenge with histamine valid?. Chest 101:141-145, 1991.
  18. Thorne PS, Hawk C, Kaliszewski SD, Guiney PD. The non-invasive mouse ear swelling assay: I. refinements for detecting weak contact sensitizers. Fundam Appl Toxicol 17:790-806, 1991.
  19. Thorne PS, Hawk C, Kaliszewski SD, Guiney PD. The non-invasive mouse ear swelling assay: II. testing the contact sensitizing potency of fragrances. Fundam Appl Toxicol 17:807-820, 1991.
  20. Thorne PS, Kiekhaefer MS, Whitten P, Donham KJ. Comparison of bioaerosol sampling methods in barns housing swine. Appl Environ Microbiol 58:2543-2551, 1992.
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  21. Thorne PS. Sump additives as a source of bioaerosols in a school building. Vet Hum Toxicol 35:141-143, 1993.
  22. Clapp WD, Thorne PS, Frees KL, Zhang X, Lux CR, Schwartz DA. The effects of inhalation of grain dust extract and endotoxin on upper and lower airways. Chest 104:825-830, 1993.
  23. Lacey J, Auger P, Eduard W, Norn S, Rohrbach MS, Thorne PS. Tannins and mycotoxins. Am J Ind Med 25:141-144, 1994.
  24. Thorne PS. Experimental grain dust atmospheres generated by wet and dry aerosolization techniques. Am J Ind Med 25:109-112, 1994.
  25. Donham KJ, Thorne PS. Agents in organic dusts: Criteria for a causal relationship. Am J Ind Med 25:33-39, 1994.
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  26. Clapp WD, Becker S, Quay J, Watt JL, Thorne PS, Frees KL, Zhang X, Koren HS, Lux CR, Schwartz DA. Grain dust-induced airflow obstruction and inflammation of the lower respiratory tract. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 150:611-617, 1994.
  27. Schwartz DA, Thorne PS, Jagielo PJ, White GE, Bleuer SA, Frees KL. Endotoxin responsiveness and grain dust-induced inflammation in the lower respiratory tract. Am J Physiol 267:L609-617, 1994.
  28. Thorne PS, Lange JL, Bloebaum P, Kullman GJ. Bioaerosol sampling in field studies: Can samples be express mailed?. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 55:1072-1079, 1994.
  29. Kiekhaefer MS, Donham KJ, Whitten P, Thorne PS. Cross seasonal studies of airborne microbial populations and environment in swine buildings: Implications for worker and animal health. Ann Agric Environ Med 2:37-44, 1995.
  30. DeKoster JA, Thorne PS. Bioaerosol concentrations in non-complaint, complaint, and intervention homes in the Midwest. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 56:573-580, 1995.
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  31. Schwartz DA, Thorne PS, Yagla SJ, Burmeister LF, Olenchock SA, Watt JL, Quinn TJ. The role of endotoxin in grain dust-induced lung disease. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 152:603-608, 1995.
  32. Subramanian P, Teesch LM, Thorne PS. Degradation of 3,5-dimethyl-tetrahydro-2H-1,3,5-thiadiazine-2-thione in aqueous aerobic media. Environ Toxicol Chem 15(4):503-513, 1996.
  33. Fuortes LJ, Weih LA, Jones M, Burmeister L, Thorne PS, Pollen S, Merchant JA. Epidemiologic assessment of laboratory animal allergy among university employees. Am J Ind Med 29:67-74, 1996.
  34. Blaski CA, Watt JL, Quinn TJ, Thorne PS, Schwartz DA. Nasal lavage cellularity, grain dust, and airflow obstruction. Chest 109:1086-1092, 1996.
  35. Jagielo PJ, Thorne PS, Watt JL, Frees KL, Quinn TJ, Schwartz DA. Grain dust and endotoxin inhalation challenges produce inflammatory responses in normal subjects. Chest 110:263-270, 1996.
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  36. Jagielo PJ, Thorne PS, Kern JA, Quinn TJ, Schwartz DA. The role of endotoxin in grain dust induced lung inflammation in mice. Am J Physiol 270:L1052-L1059, 1996.
  37. Blaski CA, Clapp WD, Thorne PS, Quinn TJ, Watt JL, Frees KL, Yagla SJ, Schwartz DA. The role of atopy in grain dust induced airway disease. Am J Resp Crit Care Med 154:334-340, 1996.
  38. Sprince NL, Palmer JA, Popendorf W, Thorne PS, Selim MI, Zwerling C, Miller ER. Dermatitis among automobile production machine operators exposed to metal-working fluids. Am J Ind Med 30:421-429, 1996.
  39. Thorne PS, DeKoster JA, Subramanian P. Environmental assessment of aerosols, bioaerosols, and airborne endotoxin in a machining plant. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 57(12):1163-1167, 1996.
  40. Thorne PS, DeKoster JA, Subramanian P. Pulmonary effects of machining fluids in guinea pigs and mice. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 57(12):1168-1172, 1996.
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  41. Subramanian P, Reynolds S, Thorne PS, Donham K, Stookesberry J, Thu K. Assessment of airborne ammonia in a swine farming environment by the fluorimetric enzyme method. Intl J Environ Anal Chem 64:301-312, 1996.
  42. Popendorf WJ, Miller ER, Sprince NL, Selim MI, Thorne PS, Davis CS, Jones ML. The utility of preliminary surveys to detect the cause of acute metalworking fluid hazards. Am J Ind Med 30:744-749, 1996.
  43. The Iowa Persian Gulf Study Group, Thorne PS. Self-reported illness and health status among Gulf War veterans: A population-based study. JAMA 277(3):238-245, 1997.
  44. Deetz DC, Jagielo PJ, Thorne PS, Bleuer SA, Quinn TJ, Schwartz DA. The kinetics of grain dust-induced inflammation of the lower respiratory tract. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 155:254-259, 1997.
  45. Thu K, Donham K, Ziegenhorn R, Reynolds S, Thorne PS, Subramanian P, Whitten P, Stookesberry J. A control study of the physical and mental health of residents living near a large-scale swine operation. J Agric Safety Health 3(1):13-26, 1997.
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  46. Thorne PS, Subramanian P, Sutphin JE, O’Neill ME, Rautiainen R, Reynolds SJ, Merchant JA. Ocular trauma from ballast fluid after a tractor tire explosion. J Agric Safety Health 3(1):41-54, 1997.
  47. Sprince NL, Thorne PS, Popendorf W, Zwerling C, Miller ER, DeKoster JA. Respiratory symptoms and lung function abnormalities among machine operators in automobile production. Am J Ind Med 31:403-441, 1997.
  48. Lange JL, Thorne PS, Lynch N. Application of flow cytometry and fluorescent in situ hybridization for assessment of exposures to airborne bacteria. Appl Environ Microbiol 63(4):1557-1563, 1997.
  49. Reynolds SJ, Etre L, Thorne PS, Whitten P, Selim M, Popendorf WJ. Laboratory comparison of vacuum, OSHA, and HUD sampling methods for lead in household dust. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 58:439-446, 1997.
  50. Schwartz DA, Quinn TJ, Thorne PS, Sayeed S, Yi A-K, Krieg AM. CpG motifs in bacterial DNA cause inflammation in the lower respiratory tract. J Clin Invest 100(1):68-73, 1997.
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  51. Reynolds SJ, Donham KJ, Stookesberry J, Thorne PS, Subramanian P, Thu K, Whitten P. Air quality assessments in the vicinity of swine production facilities. J Agromedicine 4:37-45, 1997.
  52. Thorne PS, Reynolds SJ, Milton DK, Bloebaum PD, Zhang X, Whitten P, Burmeister LF. Field evaluation of endotoxin air sampling assay methods. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 58:792-799, 1997.
  53. Lange JL, Thorne PS, Kullman GJ. Determinants of viable bioaerosol concentrations in dairy barns. Ann Agric Environ Med 4:187-194, 1997.
  54. Fuortes LJ, Weih L, Pomrehn P, Thorne PS, Jones J, Burmeister L, Merchant JA. Prospective epidemiologic evaluation of laboratory animal allergy among university employees. Am J Ind Med 32:665-669, 1997.
  55. Kullman GJ, Thorne PS, Waldron PF, Marx JJ, Ault B, Lewis DM, Siegel PD, Olenchock SA, Merchant JA. Organic dust exposures from work in dairy barns. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 59:403-413, 1998.
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  56. Kline JN, Waldschmidt TJ, Businga TR, Lemish JE, Weinstock JV, Thorne PS, Krieg AM. Cutting edge: Modulation of airway inflammation by CpG oligodeoxynucleotides in a murine model of asthma. J Immunol 160:2555-2559, 1998.
  57. Reynolds SJ, Chao DY, Thorne PS, Subramanian P, Waldron PF, Selim M, Whitten PS, Popendorf WJ. Field comparison of methods for evaluation of vapor/particle phase distribution of ammonia in livestock buildings. J Agric Safety Health 4(2):81-93, 1998.
  58. Heederik D, Thorne PS, section editors. Exposures in agricultural populations affecting respiratory health. In: Schenker MB, et al. Respiratory Health Hazards in Agriculture. Am J Resp Crit Care Med Suppl 158(Part 2):S1-S76, 1998.
  59. Skorska C, Mackiewicz B, Dutkiewicz J, Krysinska-Traczyk E, Milanowski J, Feltovich H, Lange J, Thorne PS. Effects of exposure to grain dust in Polish farmers: work-related symptoms and immunologic response to microbial antigens assosicated with dust. Ann Agric Environ Med 5:147-153, 1998.
  60. Thorne PS, McCray PB, Howe TS, O'Neill MA. Early-onset inflammatory responses in vivo to adenoviral vectors in the presence or absence of LPS-induced inflammation. Am J Respir Cell Molec Biol; 20(6):1155-1164, 1998.
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  61. McCray PB, Zabner J, Jia HP, Welsh MJ, Thorne PS. Efficient killing of inhaled bacteria in ?F508 mice: role of airway surface liquid composition. Am J Physiol 277(Lung Cell. Mol. Physiol. 21):L183-L190, 1999.
  62. Chun DT, Chew V, Bartlett K, Gordon T, Jacobs RR, Larsson B, Larsson L, Lewis DM, Liesivuori J, Michel O, Milton DK, Rylander R, Thorne PS, White EM, Brown ME. Preliminary report on the results of the first phase of a round robin endotoxin assay study using cotton dust. In: Dugger P, Richter DA, editorial coordinators. 1998 Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences; Jan 5-9; San Diego, CA. National Cotton Council of America, Memphis, TN. 1:195-198, 1998.
  63. Reynolds SJ, Black DW, Breuer G, Burmeister LF, Fuortes LJ, Smith TF, Stein M, Subramanian P, Thorne PS, Whitten P. Indoor environmental quality in large office buildings in the Midwest U.S. In: Measurement of Toxic and Related Air Pollutants, Proceedings of a Specialty Conference Cosponsored by the Air & Waste Management Association and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s National Exposure Research Laboratory, Volume 1: 207-223, September 1-3, 1998.
  64. Nonnenmann MW, Rautiainen RH, Donham KJ, Kirychuk SP, Reynolds SJ, O'Shaughnessy PT, Thorne PS. Vegetable oil sprinkling as a dust reduction method in a swine confinement. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Dust Control in Animal Production Facilities, Aarhus, Denmark, 271-278, May 30-Jun 2, 1999.
  65. Kirychuk S, Donham K, Reynolds S, Burmeister L, Barber E, Thorne P, Senthilselvan A, Rautiainen R. Oil/water sprinkling intervention in a swine building. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Dust Control in Animal Production Facilities, Aarhus, Denmark, 335-342, May 30-Jun 2; 1999.
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  66. Mahar S, Reynolds SJ, Thorne PS. Worker exposures to particulates, endotoxins, and bioaerosols in two refuse-derived fuel plants. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 60:679-683, 1999.
  67. Chun DT, Chew V, Gordon T, Jacobs RR, Larsson B-M, Larsson L, Lewis DM, Liesivuori J, Michel O, Milton DK, Rylander R, Thorne PS, White EM, Brown M. A quick summary of the highlights of parts 1 and 2 of the first round robin endotoxin assay study and a brief preview of the next round. In: 1999 Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences; Vol. 1, Jan 3-7; Orlando, FL, pages 132-138, (Paul Dugger, Deborah A. Richter, Editorial Coordinators). National Cotton Council of America, Memphis, TN, pp. 1-754, 1999.
  68. Howard WT, Loberiza FR, Pfohl BM, Woolson RF, Magpantay RL, Thorne PS. Initial results, reliability, and validity of a mental health survey of Mount Pinatubo disaster victims. J Nervous Mental Dis, 187:661-672. J Nervous Mental Dis, 187:661-672, 1999.
  69. Mahar S, Thorne PS. Respiratory, gastrointestinal, and other health effects among workers in two refuse-derived fuel plants. Arhiv Za Higijenu Rada i Toksikologiju, 50(3):249-261, 1999.
  70. Wouters IM, Douwes J, Doekes G, Thorne PS, Heederik DJJ. Increased levels of markers of microbial exposure in homes with indoor storage of organic household waste. Appl Environ Microbiol 66(2):627-631, 2000.
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  71. Chun DT, Chew V, Bartlett K, Gordon T, Jacobs RR, Larsson B-M, Larsson L, Lewis DM, Liesivuori J, Michel O, Milton DK, Rylander R, Thorne PS, White EM, Brown ME. Preliminary report on the results of the second phase of a round-robin endotoxin assay study using cotton dust. Appl Occup Environ Hyg 15(1):152-157, 2000.
  72. Mueller-Anneling L, Gilchrist MJ, Thorne PS. Ehrlichia chaffeensis antibodies in white-tailed deer, Iowa 1994 & 1996. Emerg Infect Dis 6(4):397-400, 2000.
  73. Howard WT, Loberiza FR, Pfohl BM, Woolson RF, Magpantay RL, Thorne PS. Logistical and methodological challenges in conducting a survey of Mount Pinatubo disaster victims. Transcultural Psych 37:101-118, 2000.
  74. Duchaine C, Meriaux A, Thorne PS, Cormier Y. Assessment of particulates and bioaerosols in Eastern Canadian sawmills. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 61(5):727-732, 2000.
  75. Thorne PS. Inhalation toxicology models of endotoxin and bioaerosol-induced inflammation. Toxicology 152:13-23, 2000.
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  76. Chun DT, Bartlett K, Chew V, Gordon T, Jacobs RR, Larsson B-M, Lewis DM, Liesivuori J, Michel O, Rylander R, Thorne PS, White EM, Brown ME, Wurtz H. Second interlaboratory study comparing endotoxin assay results from cotton dust. Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences; Jan 9-13; Anaheim, CA. National Cotton Council of America, Memphis, TN, 2001.
  77. George CLS, Jin H, Snyder JM, Wohlford-Lenane CL, O’Neill ME, Phipps JC, O’Shaughnessy P, Kline JN, Thorne PS, Schwartz DA. Endotoxin responsiveness and subchronic grain dust-induced airway disease. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol, 280:L203-13, 2001.
  78. Duchaine C, Thorne PS, Meriaux A, Grimard Y, Whitten P, Cormier Y. Comparison of endotoxin exposure assessment by bioaerosol impinger and filter sampling methods. Appl Envir Microbiol 67(6):2775-2780, 2001.
  79. Reynolds SJ, Black DW, Borin S, Breuer G, Burmeister LF, Fuortes LJ, Smith TF, Stein M, Subramanian P, Thorne PS, Whitten P. Indoor environmental quality in six commercial office buildings in the Midwest United States. Appl Occup Environ Hyg 16(11):1065-1077, 2001.
  80. Vojta PJ, Freedman W, Marker DA, Clickner R, Rogers JW, Viet SM, Muilenberg ML, Thorne PS, Arbes SJ Jr, Zeldin DC. First national survey of lead and allergens in housing: survey design and methods for the allergen and endotoxin components. Environ Health Perspec 110(5):527-532, 2002.
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  81. Heederik D, Thorne PS, Doekes G. Health-based occupational exposure limits for high molecular weight sensitizers: How long is the road we must travel?. Ann Occup Hyg 46(5):439-446, 2002.
  82. Reynolds SJ, Thorne PS, Donham KJ, Croteau EA, Kelly KM, Lewis D, Whitmer M, Heederik D, Douwes J, Connaughton I, Koch S, Malmberg P, Larsson B-M, Milton DK. Comparison of endotoxin assays using agricultural dusts. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 63(4):430-8, 2002.
  83. Chun DTW, Chew V, Bartlett K, Gordon T, Jacobs RR, Larsson B-M, Lewis DM, Liesivuori J, Michel O, Rylander R, Thorne PS, White EM, Gunn VC, Würtz H. Second interlaboratory study comparing endotoxin assay results from cotton dust. Ann Agric Env Med 9(1):49-53, 2002.
  84. Lange JL, Schwartz DA, Doebbeling BN, Heller JM, Thorne PS. Exposures to the Kuwait oil fires and their association with asthma and bronchitis among Gulf War Veterans. Environ Health Perspec 110(11):1141-1146, 2002.
  85. Wouters I, Douwes J, Thorne PS, Heederik D, Doekes G. Inter- and intraindividual variation of endotoxin- and ß(1?3) – glucan-induced cytokine responses in a whole blood assay. Toxicol Ind Health. 18(1):15-27, 2002.
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  86. O’Shaughnessy PT, Achutan C, O’Neill ME, Thorne PS. A small whole-body exposure chamber for laboratory use. Inhal Toxicol 15(3):251-63, 2003.
  87. Douwes J, Thorne PS, Pearce N, Heederik D. Bioaerosol health effects and exposure assessment: progress and prospects. Ann Occup Hyg, 47(3): 187-200, 2003.
  88. Thorne PS, Bartlett KH, Phipps J, Kulhankova K. Evaluation of five extraction protocols for quantification of endotoxin in metalworking fluid (MWF) aerosol. Ann Occup Hyg, 47(1): 31-6, 2003.
  89. Pacheco KA, McCammon C, Liu AH, Thorne PS, O’Neill ME, Martyny J, Newman LS, Hamman RF, Rose CS. Airborne endotoxin predicts symptoms in non-mouse-sensitized technicians and research scientists exposed to laboratory mice. Am J Resp Crit Care Med, 167(7):983-90, 2003.
  90. Roy CJ, Thorne PS. Exposure to particulates, microorganisms, ß(1-3)-glucans and endotoxins during soybean harvesting. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 64(4): 487-95, 2003.
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  91. Bartlett KH, McCray PB Jr, Thorne PS. Novispirin G10-induced lung toxicity in a Klebsiella pneumoniae infection model. Antimicrob Agents Chemother, 47(12): 3901-6, 2003.
  92. George CLS, White M, O’Neill M, Thorne PS, Schwartz DA, Snyder J. Altered surfactant protein A gene expression and protein metabolism associated with repeat exposure to inhaled endotoxin. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol, 285(6):L1337-44, 2003.
  93. Douwes J, Thorne PS, Heederik D. Monitoring and evaluation of bioaerosol exposure. Tijdschrift voor Toegepaste Arbowetenschap [Journal for Applied Health and Safety Studies], 1:39-42, 2003.
  94. Carney C, Sampson T, Voelker M, Woolson RF, Thorne PS, Doebbeling BN. Women in the Gulf War: combat experience, exposures and subsequent health care utilization. Military Medicine, 168(8):654-61, 2003.
  95. Mueller-Anneling L, Avol E, Peters JM, Thorne PS. Measurement of endotoxin in ambient PM10 in Southern California. Environ Health Persp, 112(5):583-8, 2004.
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  96. Chrischilles E, Ahrens R, Kuehl A, Kelly KM, Thorne P, Burmeister L, Merchant J. Asthma prevalence and morbidity among rural Iowa school children. Journal of Allergy and Clin Immunol, 113(1):66-71, 2004.
  97. Bartlett KH, McCray PB Jr, Thorne PS. Reduction in the bactericidal activity of selected cathelicidin peptides by bovine calf serum or exogenous endotoxin. Int J Antimicrob Agents, 23(6):606-12, 2004.
  98. Doerschug KC, Powers LS, Monick MM, Thorne PS, Hunninghake GW. Antibiotics delay but do not prevent bacteremia and lung injury in murine sepsis. Crit Care Med, 32(2):489-94, 2004.
  99. Lee K, Lawson RJ, Olenchock SA, Vallyathan V, Southard RJ, Thorne PS, Saiki C, Schenker MB. Personal exposures to inorganic and organic dust in manual harvest of California citrus and table grapes. J Occup Environ Hyg, 1(8):505-514, 2004.
  100. Thorne PS, Duchaine C, Douwes, J, Eduard W, Gorny R, Jacobs R, Reponen T, Schierl R, Szponar B. Six month tracking of microbial growth in a metalworking fluid after system cleaning and recharging. Amer J Indust Med, in press, 2004.
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  101. Veillette M, Thorne PS, Gordon T, Duchaine C. Six month tracking of microbial growth in a metalworking fluid after system cleaning and recharging. Doi:10.1093/annhyg/mch043, Ann Occup Hyg, 48(6):541-546, 2004.
  102. Beane Freeman LE, Dennis LK, Lynch, CF, Thorne PS, Just CL. Toenail arsenic content and cutaneous melanoma in Iowa. Am. J. Epidemiol., 160(7), 2004.
  103. Durairaj L, Launspach J, Watt JL, Businga TR, Kline JN, Thorne PS, Zabner J. Safety assessment of inhaled xylitol in mice and healthy volunteers. Resp. Res., in press, 2004.
  104. Merchant JA, Naleway A, Svendsen ER, Kelly KM, Stromquist A, Burmeister BF, Reynolds SJ, Sanderson W, Thorne PS. Asthma and farm exposures in a cohort of rural children. Env Health Perspect, 2004.
  105. McConnell R, Milan J, Richardson J, Galvan J, Jones C, Thorne PS, Berhane K. Educational intervention to control coackroach allergen exposure in the homes of Hispanic children in Los Angeles: results of the LA CASA study. In Press, 2004.
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  106. Mueller-Anneling L, O’Neill ME, Thorne PS. Biomonitoring for assessment of organic dust-induced lung inflammation. In Press, 2004.
  107. Thorne PS, Adamcakova-Dodd A, Kelly KM, O’Neill ME, Duchaine C. Metal working fluid contaminated with Mycobacterium Immunogenum and endotoxin induces hypersensitivity pneumonitis in mice. In Press, 2004.
  108. Thorne PS, Metwali N, Avol E, McConnell R. Surface sampling for endotoxin assessment using electrostatic wiping cloths. In Press, 2004.
  109. Veillette M, Page Guillaume, Thorne PS, Duchaine C. Recovery and quantification of mycobacterium immunogenum DNA from metalworking fluids using dual-labeled probes. In press, 2004.
  110. Thorne PS, Kulhankova K, Yin M, Cohn R, Arbes S, Zeldin DC. Endotoxin exposure is a risk factor for asthma in a U.S. national survey of housing. Submitted, 2004.
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  111. Blanc PD, Eisher MD, Katz PD, Yen IH, Hammond SK, Thorne PS, Balmes JR, Yelin EH. The impact of allergens, endotoxin and glucan in the home environment on adult asthma and rhinitis. Submitted, 2004.
  112. Smith KR, Misra C, Recendez JJ, Thorne PS, Grubbs DE, Sioutas C, Pinkerton, KE. Airborne course particles of the San Joaquin/Sacramento Valley induce inflammation in the lungs of rats. Submitted, 2004.
  113. Svendsen ER, O’Shaughnessy PT, Reynolds SJ, Quinones A, Zimmerman D, Thorne PS. House dust collection efficiency of the high volume small surface sampler on worn carpets. Submitted, 2004.
  114. Pacheco KA, McCammon C, Liu AH, Thorne PS, O’Neill ME, Martyny J, Newman LS, Rose CS. Airborne endotoxin and mouse allergen are associated with different size particulates in movie facilities and research laboratories. Submitted, 2004.
  115. Lee JA, Johnson JC, Reynolds SJ, Thorne PS, O’Shaughnessy PT. Indoor and outdoor air quality assessment of four wastewater treatment plants. In preparation, 2004.
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