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	Common abbreviations to be used in this Journal are:
	m meter cm centimeter mm millimeter µm micrometer nm nanometer kg kilogram g gram mg milligram µg microgram ng nanogram ml milliliter µl microliter mol mole M molar mM millimolar µM micromolar N normal Ci Curie x mean	ppm parts per million cpm counts per minute dpm disintegrations per minute sc subcutaneous ic intracutaneous im intramuscular ip intraperitoneal iv intravenous po oral LD50 median lethal dose LC50 median lethal concentration Hz hertz °C centigrade sec seconds min minutes hr hours SD standard deviation SE standard error TLV threshold limit value
	All other words to be abbreviated should be written in full when they appear in the text and be followed by the abbreviation in parentheses. Reprints. Reprints may be ordered with the form which accompanies final page proofs and will be printed at the same time as the issue. Personal Computer Disks. Manuscripts should be submitted to Neurotoxicology on personal computer disks after the manuscript has been accepted and after all revisions have been incorporated onto the disk. Label the disk with the MS# and type of computer and software used. All tabular material will be typeset. Art must be prepared as camera-ready copy. A hard copy printout of the manuscript that exactly matches the disk file must be supplied. File names must clearly indicate the content of each file. Page Charges. A page charge of $25.00 per printed page will be assessed to cover part of the publication cost. Indexing and Circulation. All papers published in NeuroToxicology are indexed or abstracted by numerous services world-wide, including: Chemical Abstracts, Current Contents, Index Medicus, Excerta Medica, Archives of Environmental Health, Biology Digest, BioSciences Information Service of Biological Abstracts (BIOSIS), the All-Union Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of the USSR, Medical Abstracts Service, Science Citation Index, Japanese Citation Index and various computer listings and indexes of the U.S. National Library of Medicine. NeuroToxicology is distributed internationally to individual libraries and scientists and to the libraries of most academic, research, government, medical and industrial institutions.