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  1. Sensory Evaluation of Indoor Air Pollution Sources

    The basic biological principles of the perception mechanisms for odour and irritants are fairly well understood. Much more uncertain is how these...
    Philomena M. Bluyssen in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  2. Indoor Particles, Combustion Products and Fibres

    Pollutants in an indoor environment are a complex mixture of gases, vapours and particles in either the liquid or the solid phase, suspended in the...
    Lidia Morawska in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  3. Synthetic Musks in House Dust

    House dust is a sink and repository for semi-volatile organic compounds and particle bound organic matter. Although data are available on the...
    Chapter
  4. Synthetic Musks in Different Water Matrices

    Nitro musks and polycyclic musks are used as synthetic musk compounds in almost all scented consumer products, such as perfumes, cosmetics, and...
    Hans-Dietrich Eschke in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  5. Superoxide Dismutases and Catalase

    Superoxide dismutases (SODs) and catalase represent the primary enzymatic defense against reactive oxygen species. Both enzymes are present in...
    Grzegorz Bartosz in Reactions, Processes
    Chapter
  6. Protein Repair and Degradation

    Protein oxidation is one of the important processes taking place during oxidative stress. Numerous amino acids can be modified within proteins...
    Diana Poppek, Tilman Grune in Reactions, Processes
    Chapter
  7. Synthetic Musks in the Aquatic System of Berlin as an Example for Urban Ecosystems

    This chapter compiles some data on the occurrence and fate of synthetic musk compounds in the aquatic environment of Berlin, Germany. The city of...
    Thomas Heberer, Susanne Jürgensen, Hermann Fromme in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  8. Emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds from Products and Materials in Indoor Environments

    Building products, furnishings and other indoor materials often emit volatile and semivolatile organic compounds (VOCs and SVOCs). With respect to a...
    Tunga Salthammer in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  9. Musk Fragrances and Environmental Fate Models – HHCB as an Example for Model Refinements

    The theory of environmental fate and distribution models is briefly introduced. Afterwards, by means of the models laid down in the European Union...
    Stefan Schwartz, Volker Berding, Michael Matthies in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  10. Synthetic Musks in Fish and Other Aquatic Organisms

    Musk compounds are widely spread environmental pollutants. Musk compounds were found in aquatic organisms from the North Sea, in rivers, lakes and...
    Pim E. G. Leonards, Jacob de Boer in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  11. Synthetic Musks in Ambient and Indoor Air

    For the first time, the presence of synthetic musks is confirmed and investigated in air samples. New analytical methods are described developed for...
    Roland Kallenborn, Robert Gatermann in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  12. Toxicology of Synthetic Musk Compounds in Man and Animals

    Synthetic musk compounds (musk fragrances) are chemically heterogeneous compounds. The available toxicological data are incomplete. The NOAEL (No...
    Hubertus Brunn, Nikola Bitsch, Judith Amberg-Müller in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  13. Adsorption and Desorption of Pollutants to and from Indoor Surfaces

    Adsorption and desorption of indoor air pollutants to and from indoor surfaces are important phenomena. Often called sink effects, these processes...
    Bruce A. Tichenor in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  14. Strategies for Healthy Indoor Environments – a Chinese View

    The characteristics of indoor air pollution are reviewed. Three sources of indoor air pollution are of great importance for the health of people...
    Jiming M. Hao, Tianle L. Zhu in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  15. DNA Repair: Mechanisms and Measurements

    The early findings that significant amounts of modifications are induced to the cellular DNA both spontaneously and as a consequence of metabolism...
    Bente Riis, Henrik E. Poulsen in Reactions, Processes
    Chapter
  16. Recent Studies Conducted by the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM) in Support of the Environmental Risk Assessment Process

    Although the environmental risk assessments for the nitro musks, musk ketone and musk xylene, and the polycyclic musks, AHTN and HHCB, showed that...
    Froukje Balk, Daniel Salvito, Han Blok in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  17. Bioaccumulation and Ecotoxicity of Synthetic Musks in the Aquatic Environment

    Due to the fact that both nitro and polycyclic musk fragrances and their metabolites are not readily biodegradable in most sewage treatment plants...
    Daniel R. Dietrich, Bettina C. Hitzfeld in Series Anthropogenic Compounds
    Chapter
  18. Volatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Environments

    This chapter provides an overview of the types, sources and current techniques for characterising volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in nonindustrial...
    Godwin A. Ayoko in Air Pollution
    Chapter
  19. Mitochondrial Free Radical Production, Antioxidant Defenses and Cell Signaling

    Mitochondria were classically recognized as the organelles that produce the energy required to drive the endergonic processes of cell life, but now...
    Enrique Cadenas, Alberto Boveris in Reactions, Processes
    Chapter
  20. The Nile Estuary

    The River Nile, the most famous river of the ancient world, is the dominant geographic feature of northeastern Africa and the longest river on...
    Waleed Hamza in Estuaries
    Chapter
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