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	Jeal H, Draper A, Jones M, Harris J, Welsh K, Newman Taylor AJ, HLA associations with occupational sensitisation to rat lipocalin allergens: a model for other animal allergies?, J Allergy Clin Immunol, 2003;111:795-799,

	THULIN H, BJÖRKDAHL M, KARLSSON A, RENSTRÖM A, Reduction of Exposure to Laboratory Animal Allergens in a Research Laboratory, Ann Occup Hyg, 2002;46:61-68,

	Renström A, Björing G, Höglund AU, Evaluation of individually ventilated cage systems for laboratory rodents: occupational health aspects, Lab Animal, 2001;35:42-50,

	Harrison DJ, Controlling Exposure to Laboratory Animal Allergens, ILAR Journal, 2001;42:17-36,

	Gautrin D, InfanteRivard C, Ghezzo H et al, Incidence and host determinants of probable occupational asthma in apprentices exposed to laboratory animals, Am J Respir Crit Care Med, 2001;163:899-904,

	Gautrin D, Ghezzo H, InfanteRivard C et al, Natural history of sensitisation, symptoms and occupational diseases in apprentices exposed to laboratory animals, Eur Respir J, 2001;17:904-908,

	Fabri G, The prevention of occupational asthma in industries., Journal of Investigational Allergology & Clini, 2000;7:377-379,

	ReebWhitaker CK, Harrison DJ, Jones RB, Kacergis JB, Myers DD, Paigen B, Control strategies for aeroallergens in an animal facility., J Allergy Clin Immunol, 1999;103:139-146,

	Krakowiak A, Szulc B, Gorski P, Allergy to laboratory animals in children of parents occupationally exposed to mice, rats and hamsters., Eur Respir J, 1999;14:352-356,

	Meyer JD, Holt DL, Cherry NM et al, SWORD '98: surveillance of work-related and occupational respiratory disease in the UK, Occup Med (London), 1999;49:485-489,

	Hollander A, Heederik D, Brunekreef B, Work-Related Changes In Peak Expiratory Flow Among Laboratory Animal Workers, Eur Respir J, 1998;11:929-936,

	Hollander A, Heederik D, Doekes G, Kromhout H, Determinants of airborne rat and mouse urinary allergen exposure., Scand J Work Environ Health, 1998;24:228-235,

	Sjoestedt L, Willers S, A seven year follow-up study of lung function and metacholine responsiveness in sensitised and non-sensitised workers handling laboratory animals, J Occup Environ Med, 1998;40:118-124,

	Post WK, Venables KM, Ross D, Cullinan P, Heederik D, Burdorf A, Stepwise health surveillance for bronchial irritability syndrome in workers at risk of occupational respiratory disease, Occup Environ Med, 1998;55:119-125,

	Gordon S, Occupational sensitization to laboratory animals, Clin Exp Allergy, 1997;27:603-605,

	Krakowiak A, Szulc B, Gorski P, Occupational respiratory diseases in laboratory animal workers; initial results, Int J Occup Med Environ Health, 1997;10:31-36,

	Kruize H, Post W, Heederik D, Martens B, Hollander A, van der Beek E, Respiratory allergy in laboratory animal workers: a retrospective cohort study using pre-employment screening data, Occup Environ Med, 1997;54:830-835,

	Gordon S. Wallace J. Cook A. Tee RD. Taylor AJN, Reduction of exposure to laboratory animal allergens in the workplace, Clin Exp Allergy, 1997;27:744-751,

	Fuortes LJ, Weih L, Pomrehn P, Thorne PS, Jones M, Burmeister L, Merchant JA, Prospective epidemiologic evaluation of laboratory animal allergy among university employees, Am J Ind Med, 1997;32:665-669,

	Sjostedt L, Willers S, Orbaek P, Human leukocyte antigens in occupational allergy: a possible protective effect of HLA-B16 in laboratory animal allergy, Am J Ind Med, 1996;30:415-420,

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