D H Hollander

Publications (13)58.03 Total impact

• Article: Preservative-free heparinized bottles suitable for cytogenetics as well as for cytopathology.

  D H Hollander, K T Klacsmann, J K Frost, H J Derewicz
  American journal of hospital pharmacy 10/1979; 36(9):1163.
• Article: Sister chromatid exchanges in the peripheral blood of cigarette smokers and in lung cancer patients; and the effect of chemotherapy.

  D H Hollander, M S Tockman, Y W Liang, D S Borgaonkar, J K Frost
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  ABSTRACT: Peripheral blood sister chromatid exchange (SCE) rates in chronic cigarette smokers and in subjects with cancer do not differ from those in healthy nonsmokers. SCE patterns were normal in 69 chronic cigarette smokers, including 62 patients with untreated lung cancer. In three chronic smokers with lung cancer, high SCE levels were related to recent intravenous chemotherapy.
  Human Genetics 11/1978; 44(2):165-71. · 5.07 Impact Factor
• Article: Ethidium bromide counterstain for differentiation of quinacrine stained interphase bodies and brilliant metaphase bands.

  D H Hollander, L E Litton, Y W Liang
  Experimental Cell Research 05/1976; 99(1):174-5. · 3.58 Impact Factor
• Article: Pulmonary cytologic alterations in toxic environmental inhalation.

  J K Frost, P K Gupta, Y S Erozan, D Carter, D H Hollander, M L Levin, W C Ball
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  ABSTRACT: Toxic elements of the environment adversely affect tissues, structures, and functions of the respiratory system. Many of these changes are reflected in cells and other elements of pulmonary secretions. Natural defense mechanisms of the respiratory tract are impaired, rendered less effective, and eventually invalidated by toxic inhalants. Tissue changes in response to these toxic inhalants and irritants, especially of the, epithelium can be studied and evaluated cytologically with detection and identification of the various degrees of atypia. These cytologic alterations appear to be valid indications of the carcinogenic potentialities of environmental toxins. In three occupational groups increased frequency of these changes appear to parallel the presence of known or suspected carcinogenic environmental substances. Their cytologic identification may thus help to indicate those individuals or groups for whom preventive or other measures are most needed.
  Human Pathlogy 01/1974; 4(4):521-36. · 2.88 Impact Factor
• Article: Quinacrine fluorescence of the human Y chromosome.

  D S Borgaonkar, D H Hollander
  Nature 04/1971; 230(5288):52. · 36.28 Impact Factor
• Article: Pathogenicity of Trichomonas vaginalis. a clinical and biologic study.

  J Kulda, B M Honigberg, J K Frost, D H Hollander
  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 12/1970; 108(6):908-18. · 3.47 Impact Factor
• Article: Annual bands in synthetic-resin-mounted microscopic slides.

  D H Hollander, J K Frost
  Acta cytologica 04/1970; 14(3):142-4. · 0.49 Impact Factor
• Article: DEMONSTRATION OF A MINIMUM OXIDATION-REDUCTION POTENTIAL REQUIREMENT FOR TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS.

  D H HOLLANDER, J K FROST
  Journal of Bacteriology 07/1965; 89:1610-2. · 3.83 Impact Factor
• Article: Y-chromatin of interphase cancer cells, a preliminary study.

  L E Litton, D H Hollander, D S Borgaonkar, J K Frost
  Acta cytologica 16(5):404-7. · 0.49 Impact Factor
• Article: Cytology filter preparations: factors affecting their quality for study of circulating cancer cells in the blood.

  J K Frost, G W Gill, A G Hankins, F J LaCorte, R A Miller, D H Hollander
  Acta cytologica 11(5):363-73. · 0.49 Impact Factor
• Article: Antioxidant inhibition of stain fading and mounting medium crazing.

  D H Hollander, J K Frost
  Acta cytologica 15(5):419. · 0.49 Impact Factor
• Article: The quinacrine fluorescence method of Y-chromosome identification.

  D H Hollander, D S Borgaonkar
  Acta cytologica 15(5):452-4. · 0.49 Impact Factor
• Article: Actinomycetes in cervico-vaginal smears: an association with IUD usage.

  P K Gupta, D H Hollander, J K Frost
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  ABSTRACT: A hitherto undescribed occurrence of actinomycetes in cervico-vaginal smears of IUD users is reported. The morphology of actinomycetes in Papanicolaou stained smears is described. The differential diagnosis and the significance of these observations is discussed.
  Acta cytologica 20(4):295-7. · 0.49 Impact Factor