Titlebook: Cellular and Molecular Effects of Mineral and Synthetic Dusts and Fibres; John M. G. Davis,Marie-Claude Jaurand Conference proceedings 199

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The Role of Iron in Asbestos-Induced Cancerasbestos contain iron and catalyze many of the same reactions that iron does. In fact, there is increasing evidence to suggest that iron is responsible for the biochemical reactivity of asbestos .. Iron appears to be responsible for asbestos-dependent 0. consumption [Aust and Lund (1991); Lund and A

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Type II Epithelial Cell Proliferation and Surfactant Lipid Turnover in Silicosishave documented that the type II epithelial cell, in addition to producing surfactant, acts as a stem cell to repair injured type I epithelium. Type II cells can also synthesize a large variety of factors implicated in inflammatory and fibrogenic reactions.