Epidemiologic study of physiological effects in usual and volunteer citrus workers from organophosphate pesticide residues at reentry.

Epidemiologic study of physiological effects in usual and volunteer citrus workers from organophosphate pesticide residues at reentry.
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返回时有机磷农药残留对普通柑橘工人和志愿柑橘工人生理影响的流行病学研究。

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发表时间:
1981
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Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A
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W. Kilgore
W. Kilgore
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作者:
J. Kraus;R. Mull;P. Kurtz;W. Winterlin;C. Franti;N. Borhani;W. Kilgore

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Biological parameters associated with organophosphate (OP) pesticide exposure were evaluated in a study of citrus harvesters. Changes in these parameters related to environmental residues of cholinesterase (ChE) inhibiting pesticides were studied. Further, it was determined whether usual and volunteer workers differed in their biochemical parameters after exposure to pesticide residues during field operations. Urine metabolite findings for usual farm workers showed that some exposure to OP pesticides had occurred. Too few workers were available during the reentry stage of the field study to evaluate the effect of this exposure on blood ChE. Baseline (nonexposure) acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and plasma cholinesterase (PChE) activities were significantly higher in usual (Mexican American) workers than in volunteer workers (student volunteers). Student volunteers in the test citrus grove showed statistically significant declines in PChE during the exposure period, yet changes in AChE activity, urine metabolites, and residue levels were very small. The implications of these findings are discussed in light of current reentry standards as well as future epidemiologic studies on reentry research.