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1. Zinc transport by respiratory epithelial cells and interaction with iron homeostasis, Z Deng, LA Dailey, J Soukup, J Stonehuerner, JH Richards, KD Callaghan, F Yang, AJ Ghio, Biometals, 2009 Mar 22. [Epub ahead of print]

2. Particulate matter in cigarette smoke alters iron homeostasis to produce a biological effect, AJ Ghio, ED Hilborn, JG Stonehuerner, LA Dailey, JD Carter, JH Richards, KM Crissman, RF Foronjy, DL Uyeminami, KE Pinkerton, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 178:1130-8, 2008.

3. Iron Homeostasis in the Lung Following Asbestos Exposure, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, J Richards, and RB Devlin, Antioxidants and Redox Signaling, 10:371-377, 2008.

4. Iron Accumulation in Bronchial Epithelial Cells is Dependent on Concurrent Sodium Transport, J Turi, C Piantadosi, J Stonehuerner, and A Ghio, Biometals, 5:571-80, 2008.

5. Iron Homeostasis and Oxidative Stress in Idiopathic Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis: A Case-control Study, AJ Ghio, JG Stonehuerner, JH Richards, KM Crissman, VL Roggli, CA Piantadosi, and MS Carraway, Respiratory research, 9:10, 2008 .

6. Carbon Monoxide Reversibly Alters Iron Homeostasis and Respiratory Epithelial Cell Function, AJ Ghio , JG Stonehuerner, LA Dailey, JH Richards, MC Madden, Z Deng, NB Nguyen, KD Callaghan, F Yang, and CA Piantadosi, American Journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology, 38:718-723, 2008.

7. Pulmonary immunotoxic potentials of metals are governed by select physiochemical properties: vanadium agents, MD Cohen, M, Sisco M, C Prophete, LC Chen LC, JT Zelikoff, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, JJ Smee, AA Holder, DC Crans, Immunotoxicology, 4:49-60, 2007.

8. Lung Injury after Ozone Exposure Is Iron Dependent, AJ Ghio, JL Turi, MC Madden, LA Dailey, JH Richards, JG Stonehuerner, DL Morgan, S Singleton, LM Garrick, and MD Garrick, American Journal of Physiology (Lung, Cell, and Molecular Physiology), 292:L134-L143, 2007.

9. Oxidant Generation Promotes Iron Sequestration in BEAS-2B Cells Exposed to Asbestos. X Wang, Y Wu, JG Stonehuerner, LA Dailey, JD Richards, I Jaspers, CA Piantadosi, and AJ Ghio, American Journal of Respiratory, Cell, and Molecular Biology, 34:286-292, 2006.

10. Pulmonary Fibrosis and Ferruginous Bodies Associated with Exposure to Synthetic Fibers, AJ Ghio, W Funkhouser, CB Pugh, S Winters, JG Stonehuerner, AM Mahar, and VL Roggli, Toxicologic Pathology, 34:723-729, 2006.

11. Biodegradability of Para-aramid Respirable-sized Fiber-shaped Particulates (RFP) in Human Lung Cells, DB Warheit, KL Reed, JG Stonehuerner, AJ Ghio, and TR Webb, Toxicological Sciences, 89:296-303, 2006.

12. Discrimination of Vanadium from Zinc Using Gene Profiling in Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells, Z Li, J Stonehuerner, RB Devlin, and Y-CT, Huang, Environmental Health Perspectives, 113:1747-1754, 2005.

13. Divalent Metal Transporter-1 Decreases Metal-related Injury in the Lung, AJ Ghio, CA Piantadosi, X Wang X, LA Dailey, JG Stonehuerner, MC Madden, F Yang, KG Dolan, MD Garrick, and LM Garrick, American Journal of Physiology (Lung, Cell, and Molecular Physiology), 289, L460-L467, 2005.

14. Disruption of Iron Homeostasis in the Lungs of Transplant Patients, C Pugh, V Hathwar, JH Richards, J Stonehuerner, and AJ Ghio, Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation, 24:1821-1827, 2005.

15. Apical Location of Ferroportin 1 in Airway Epithelia and Its Role in Iron Detoxification in the Lung, F Yang, DJ Haile, X Wang, LA Dailey, JG Stonehuerner, and AJ Ghio, American Journal of Respiratory, Cell and Molecular Biology, 289:L14-L23, 2005

16. The Role of Soluble Components in Ambient Fine Particles-Induced Changes in Human Lungs and Blood, YCT Huang, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, J McGee, JD Carter, SC Granbow, and RB Devlin, Inhalation Toxicology, 15:327-342, 2003.

17. Responses of Cultured Human Airway Epithelial Cells Treated with Diesel Exhaust Extracts Will Vary with the Engine Load, MC Madden, LA Dailey, JG Stonehuerner, and B Harris, Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A, 66:2281-2297, 2003.

18. Oxalate Deposition on Asbestos Bodies, AJ Ghio, VL Roggli, JH Richards, KM Crissman, JG Stonehuerner, and CA Piantadosi, Human Pathology, 34:737-742, 2003.

19. Iron Regulates Xanthine Oxidase Activity in the Lung, AJ Ghio, TP Kennedy, J Stonehuerner, JD Carter, KA Skinner, DA Parks, and JR Hoidal, American Journal of Physiology (Lung, Cell, and Molecular Physiology), 28:L563-L572, 2002.

20. Effect of Metal Removal on the Toxicity of Airborne Particulate Matter from the Utah Valley, AR Molinelli, MC Madden, JK McGee, JG Stonehuerner, and AJ Ghio, Inhalation Toxicology, 14: 1069-1086, 2002.

21. Metals Associated with Both the Water-soluble and Insoluble Fractions of an Ambient Air Pollution Particle Catalyze an Oxidative Stress, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, LA Dailey, and JD Carter, Inhalation Toxicology, 11:37-49, 1999.

22. The Release of Iron from Different Asbestos Structures by Hydrogen Peroxide with Concomitant O2 Generation, AJ Ghio, DE Taylor, JG Stonehuerner, CA Piantadosi, and AL Crumbliss, BioMetals, 11:41-47, 1998.

23. Disruption of Protein Tyrosine Phosphate Homeostasis in Bronchial Epithelial Cells Exposed to Oil Fly Ash, JM Samet, J Stonehuerner, WR Reed, RB Devlin, LA Dailey, TP Kennedy, PA Bromberg, and AJ Ghio, American Journal of Physiology (Lung, Cell, and Molecular Physiology), 272:L426-L432, 1997.

24. Complement Activation after in Vitro Asbestos Exposure Corresponds to Oxidant Generation by the Fiber, AJ Ghio and J Stonehuerner, Inhalation Toxicology, 9:31-41, 1997.

25. Humic-like Substances in Air Pollution Particulates Correlate with Concentrations of Transition Metals and Oxidant Generation, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, RJ Pritchard, CA Piantadosi, DR Quigley, KL Dreher, and DL Costa , Inhalation Toxicology, 8:4479-4494, 1996.

26. A Xanthine Oxidase Colloidal Gold Enzyme Electrode for Amperometric Biosensor Applications, J Zhao, JP O'Daly, RW Henkens, J Stonehuerner, and AL Crumbliss, Biosensors & Biotechnology, 11:43-502, 1996.

27. Humic-like Substances in Cigarette Smoke Condensate and Lung Tissue of Smokers, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, and DR Quigley, American Journal of Physiology (Lung, Cell, and Molecular Physiology), 266:L382-L388, 1994.

28. DNA Strand Breaks Following in Vitro Exposure to Asbestos Increase with Surface-Complexed [Fe3+], AJ Ghio, TP Kennedy, J Stonehuerner, AL Crumbliss, and JR Hoidal, Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 311:13-18, 1994.

29. Phagocyte Generated Superoxide Displaces Fe3+ from the Surface of Asbestos, AJ Ghio, J Stonehuerner, MP Steele, and AL Crumbliss, Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 315:21-225, 1994.

30. The Use of Inorganic Materials to Control or Maintain Immobilized Enzyme Activity, AL Crumbliss, J Stonehuerner, JP O'Daly, J Zhao, and RW Henkens, New Journal of Chemistry, 18:327-339, 1994.

31. A Carrageenan Stabilized Colloidal Gold Multi-Enzyme Biosensor Electrode Utilizing Immobilized Horseradish Peroxidase and Cholesterol Oxidase/Cholesterol Esterase to Detect Cholesterol in Serum and Whole Blood, AL Crumbliss, J Zhao, JG Stonehuerner, JP O'Daly, and RW Henkens, Biosensors & Bioelectronics, 8:331-337, 1993.

32. Colloidal Gold As an Enzyme Immobilization Matrix for Electrochemical Biosensors, AL Crumbliss, SC Perine, J Stonehuerner, KR Tubergen, RW Henkens, J Zhao, and JP O'Daly, in Trends in Electrochemical Biosensors, G Costa and S Miertus, eds., World Scientific Publishing Co., Pte Ltd., River Edge, NJ, p. 43, 1993.

33. Comparison of Colloidal Gold Electrode Fabrication Methods: The Preparation of a Horseradish Peroxidase Enzyme Electrode, JG Stonehuerner, Zhao, JP O'Daly, AL Crumbliss, and RW Henkens, Biosensors & Bioelectronics, 7:421-428, 1992.

34. Direct Electron Transfer at Horseradish Peroxidase Modified Electrodes, J Zhao, RW Henkens, J Stonehuerner, JP O'Daly and AL Crumbliss, Journal of Electroanalytical and Interfacial Chemistry, 327:109-119, 1992.

35. Colloidal Gold As a Biocompatible Immobilization Matrix Suitable for the Fabrication of Enzyme Electrodes by Electrodeposition, AL Crumbliss, JP O'Daly, SC Perine, J Stonehuerner, KR Tubergen, J Zhao and RW Henkens, Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 40:483-490, 1992.

36. Determination of Lead by Its Inhibition of Isocitrate Dehydrogenase and Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning, RW Henkens, TE Johnston, M-L Nevoret, JP O'Daly, J Stonehuerner, and J Zhao, in Metal Ions in Biology and Medicine, J Anastassopoulou, P Collery, JC Etienne, and T Theophanides, eds., John Libbey and Co., London, Vol. 2, pp. 275-280, 1992.

37. Biosensor Electrodes Using Colloidal Gold Supported Oxidase Enzymes, RW Henkens, JP O'Daly, SC Perine, J Stonehuerner, KR Tubergen, J Zhao, and AL Crumbliss, Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry, 43:120, 1991.

38. Amperometric Glucose Sensor Fabricated from Glucose Oxidase and a Mediator Co-Immobilized on a Colloidal Gold Hydrogel Electrode, AL Crumbliss, RW Henkens, BS Kitchell, SC Perine, J Stonehuerner, and KR Tubergen, in Biosensor Technology: Fundamentals and Applications, EF Bowden, R Buck, WE Hatfield, and M Umana, eds. Marcel Dekker Publishing Co., New York, Chapter 13, 1990.

39. T Spector, JG Stonehuerner, KK Biron, and DR Averett, Ribonucleotide Reductase Induced by Varicella Zoster Virus, Characterization and Potentiation of Acyclovir by Its Inhibition, Biochemical Pharmacology, 36:4341-4346, 1987.

40. Specific Labeling and Partial Inactivation of Cytochrome Oxidase by Fluorescein Mercuric Acetate, J Stonehuerner, P O'Brien, L Kendrick, and F Millett, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 260:11,456-11,460, 1985.

41. Identification of the Binding Site on Cytochrome c1 for Cytochrome c, J Stonehuerner, P O'Brien, L Geren, F Millett, J Steidl, L Yu, and C-A Yu, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 260:5392-5398, 1985.

42. Identification of the Specific Carboxylate Groups on Adrenodoxin That Are Involved in the Interaction with Adrenodoxin Reductase, LM Geren, P O'Brien, J Stonehuerner, and F Millett, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 259:2155-2160, 1984.

43. The Use of a Water-Soluble Carbodiimide to Cross-link Cytochrome c to Plastocyanin, , LM Geren, J Stonehuerner, DJ Davis, and F Millett, Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 724:62-68, 1983.

44. The Use of Specific Lysine Modification to Locate the Reaction Site of Cytochrome c with Sulfite Oxidase, M Webb, J Stonehuerner, and F Millett, Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 593:290-298, 1980.

45. Use of Specific Trifluoroacetylation of Lysine Residues in Cytochrome c to Study the Reaction with Cytochrome b5, Cytochrome c1, and Cytochrome Oxidase, MB Smith, J Stonehuerner, AJ Ahmed, N Staudenmayer, and F Millett, Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 592:303-313, 1980.

46. Interaction between Cytochrome c and Cytochrome b5, J Stonehuerner, JB Williams, and F Millett, Biochemistry, 24:5422-5427, 1979.

47. Conformation of Difluorophosphine Adducts by Means of Low Resolution Microwave Spectroscopy, J Huerner and K Cohn, Journal of Crystallography and Molecular Structure, 6:65-70, 1976.

BOOK REVIEWS

Review of The Carbonic Anhydrases: Cellular Physiology and Molecular Genetics, reviewed by RW Henkens and J Stonehuerner, Quarterly Review of Biology, 67:358-359, 1992.