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LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

1.      Transcripts (Days 1, 2, and 3), Scientific Meeting on Drug Testing of 
	Alternative Specimens and Technologies (April 28-30, 1997)

2.	Slides for Scientific Meeting on Drug Testing of Alternative Specimens and 
	Technologies (April 28-30, 1997)

3.	Transcripts (Days 1 and 2), Scientific Meeting on Drug Testing of 
	Alternative Specimens and Technologies, Part II, (September 
	9-10, 1997)

4.	Factors Required for Reliable Workplace Drug Testing (Table) and 
	Descriptive Statements

5.	Draft Document for Alternative Forensic Drug Testing Specimens and 
	Technologies (March 10, 1998)

6.	Division of Workplace Programs Correspondence to Industry Coordinators 
	requesting information for the Draft Document (March 27 and July 1, 1998)

7.	Bibliography (hair analysis)

8.	Baumgartner, W.A., and V. A. Hill, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse: 
	Forensic Issues, International Symposium on Forensic Toxicology, FBI 
	Academy, Quantico, Virginia, June 15-19, 1992 (in press)

9.	Kintz, P., et al, Detection of Drugs in Human Hair for Clinical and 
	Forensic Applications, International Journal of Legal Medicine, 105: 
	1-4 (1992)

10.	Kidwell, D.A., Discussion: Caveats in Testing for Drugs of Abuse, NIDA 
	Monograph 117, 98-120 (1992)

11.	Nakahara, Y., et al, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse , Arch Toxicology, 
	66: 446-449 (1992)

12.	Kidwell, D.A., and D.L. Blank, Hair Analysis: Techniques and Potential 
	Problems, Recent Developments in Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Clinical 
	Toxicology, Irving Sunshine (editor), 555-593 

13.	Henderson, G.L., et al, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse, Final Report 
	for NIDA and NIJ (1993)

14.	Harkey, M.R., and G.L. Henderson, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse, 
	Advances in Analytical Toxicology, R. C. Baselt (editor), 298-321 

15.	Kintz, P., et al, Detection of Drugs in Human Hair Using Abbott Adx, 
	with Confirmation by Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS), J. 
	Forensic Sciences, 328-331 (1991)

16.	Nakahara, Y., et al, Hair Analysis for Drug Abuse: I. Determination of 
	Methamphetamine and Amphetamine in Hair by Stable Isotope Dilution Gas 
	Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Method, J. Forensic Sciences, 70-77 (1990)

17.	Goldberger, B.A., et al, Testing Human Hair for Drugs of Abuse. III. 
	Identification of Heroin and 6-Acetylmorphine as Indicators of Heroin Use, J. 
	Analytical Toxicology, 15: 226-231 (1991)

18. 	Harkey, M.R., Anatomy and Physiology of Hair, Forensic Science International, 
	63: 9-18 (1993)

19.	Henderson, G.L., Mechanisms of Drug Incorporation into Hair, Forensic Science 
	International, 63: 19-29 (1993)

20.	Kidwell, D.A. and D.L. Blank, Comments on the Paper by W.A. Baumgartner and 
	V.A. Hill: Sample Preparation Techniques, Forensic science International, 63: 
	137-143 (1993)

21.	Blank, D.L., and D.A. Kidwell, External Contamination of Hair by Cocaine: An 
	Issue in Forensic Interpretation, Forensic Science International, 63: 145-156 
	(1993)

22.	Slawson, M.H., et al, The Incorporation of Drugs into Hair: Relationship of 
	Hair Color and Melanin Concentration to Phencyclidine Incorporation, J. 
	Analytical Toxicology/SOFT Special Issue (in Press), 1998

23.	Hold, K.M., et al, Quantitation of Cocaine in Human Hair: The Effect of 
	Centrifugation of Hair Digests, J. Analytical Toxicology/SOFT Special 
	Issue (in Press), 1998

24.	Wilkins, D.G., et al, Incorporation of Drugs for the Treatment of Substance 
	Abuse into Pigmented and Nonpigmented Hair, J. Pharmaceutical Sciences, 87: 
	435-440 (1998)

25.	Hold, K.M., et al, Simultaneous Quantitation of Cocaine, Opiates, and Their 
	Metabolites in Human Hair by Positive Ion Chemical Ionization Gas 
	Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry, J. Chromatographic Science, 36: 125-130 (1998)

26.	Wilkins, D.G., et al, Quantitative Analysis of 1-alpha-Acetylmethadol, 
	1-alpha-Acetyl-N-Normethadol, and 1-alpha-Acetyl-N,N-Dinormethadol in 
	Human Hair by Positive Ion Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry, J. 
	Analytical Toxicology, 21: 420-426 (1997)

27.	Gygi, S.P., et al, A Comparison of Phenobarbital and Codeine Incorporation 
	into Pigmented and Nonpigmented Rat Hair, J. Pharmaceutical Sciences, 86: 
	209-214 (1997)

28.	Rollins, D.E., et al, Codeine Disposition in Human Hair After Single and 
	Multiple Doses, Eur. J. Clin. Pharmacol, 50: 391-397 (1996)

29.	Gygi, S.P., et al, Incorporation of Codeine and Metabolites Into Hair - 
	Role of Pigmentation, Drug Metabolism and Disposition, 24: 495-501 (1996)

30.	Slawson, M.H., et al, Quantitative Determination of Phencyclidine in 
	Pigmented and Nonpigmented Hair by Ion-Trap Mass Spectrometry, J. Analytical 
	Toxicology, 20: 350-354 (1996)

31.	Hold, K.M., et al, Detection of Stanozolol in Hair by Negative Ion Chemical 
	Ionization Mass Spectrometry, J. Analytical Toxicology, 20: 345-349 (1996)

32.	Wilkins, D.G., et al, Quantitative Analysis of Methadone and Two Major 
	Metabolites in Hair by Positive Chemical Ionization Ion Trap Mass Spectrometry, 
	J. Analytical Toxicology, 20: 355-361 (1996)

33.	Gygi, S.P., et al, Dose-Related Distribution of Codeine and Its Metabolites 
	Into Rat Hair, Drug Metabolism and Disposition, 24: 282-287 (1996)

34.	Krueger, G.G., et al, Insights into the Passive Partitioning of Amino Acids 
	and Codeine into Human Hair, J. Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 1: 66-73 (1996)

35.	Wilkins, D.G.,et al, Quantitative Analysis of THC, 11-OH-THC, and THCCOOH in 
	Human Hair by Negative Ion Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry, J. Analytical 
	Toxicology, 19: 483-491 (1995)

36.	Wilkins, D.G., et al, Disposition of Codeine in Female Human Hair after 
	Multiple-Dose Administration, J. Analytical Toxicology, 19: 492-498 (1995)

37.	Wilkins, D.G., et al, Quantitative Determination of Codeine and Its Major 
	Metabolites in Human Hair by Gas Chromatography-Positive Ion Chemical 
	Ionization Mass Spectrometry: A Clinical Application, J. Analytical Toxicology, 
	19: 269-274 (1995)
 
38.	Gygi, S.P., et al, Distribution of Codeine and Morphine into Rat Hair after 
	Long-Term Daily Dosing with Codeine, J. Analytical Toxicology, 9: 387-391 (1995)

39.	Welch, M.J., et al, Interlaboratory Comparison Studies on the Analysis of Hair for 
	Drugs of Abuse, Forensic Science International, 63: 295-303 (1993)

40.	Nakahara, Y., et al, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse: IV. Determination of Total 
	Morphine and Confirmation of 6-Acetymorphine in Monkey and Human Hair by GC/MS, 
	Arch Toxicology, 66: 669-674 (1992)

41.	Reid, R.W. and F.L. O'Connor, The In vitro Differential Binding of Benzoylecgonine 
	to Pigmented Human Hair Samples, Clinical Toxicology, 32: 405-410 (1994)

42.	Marsh, A., et al, An Investigation of the Effect of Washing Upon the Morphine Content 
	of Hair Measured by a Radioimmunoassay Technique, J. Pharmaceutical & Biomedical 
	Analysis, 10: 89-93 (1992)

43.	Pragst, F., et al, Structural and Concentration Effects on the Deposition of Tricyclic 
	Antidepressants in Human Hair, Forensic Science International, 83: 225-236 (1997)

44.	Williams, J., et al, Hair Analysis as a Potential default of Therapeutic Compliance in 
	the Treatment of Epilepsy, Forensic Science International, 84: 113-122 (1997)

45.	Reid, R.W., et al, Cocaine and Metabolites in Human Graying Hair: Pigmentary 
	Relationship, Clinical Toxicology, 34: 685-690 (1996)

46.	Henderson, G.L., et al, Incorporation of Isotopically Labeled Cocaine Into Human
	Hair: Race as a Factor, J Analytical Toxicology, 22: 156-165 ( 1998)

47.	Uematsu, T., et al, Possible Effect of Pigment on the Pharmacokinetics of 
	Ofloxacin and its Excretion in Hair, J. Pharmaceutical Sciences, 81: 45-48 (1992)

48.	Nakahara, Y., et al, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse XVII. Simultaneous Detection
	of PCP, PCHP, and PCPdiol in Human hair for Confirmation of PCP Use, J. Analytical 
	Toxicology, 21: 356-363 (1997)

49.	Nakahara, Y., and R. Kikura, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse XIII. Effect of 
	Structural Factors on Incorporation of Drugs into Hair: the Incorporation Rates 
	of Amphetamine Analogs, Arch Toxicology, 70: 841-849 (1996)

50.	Kikura, R., et al, Hair Analysis for Drug Abuse XV. Disposition of MDMA and its 
	Related Compounds into Rat Hair and Application to Hair Analysis for MDMA Abuse, 
	Forensic Science International, 84: 165-177 (1997)

51.	Kikura, R., and Y. Nakahara, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse. XI. Disposition of 
	Benzphetamine and its metabolites into Hair and Comparison of Benzphetamine Use and 
	methamphetamine Use by Hair Analysis, Biol. Pharm. Bull., 18: 1694-1699 (1995)

52.	Welch, M.J., et al, Hair Analysis for Drugs of Abuse: Evaluation of Analytical 
	Methods, Environmental Issues, and Development of Reference Materials, J. 
	Analytical Toxicology, 17: 389-397 (1993)

 



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