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P23-19 Cell-specific responses to mild and stainless steel welding particles in bronchial epithelial and macrophage-like cellsNARA Subscribed
Toxicology Letters · 2024 · Vol. 399 · Elsevier
A. Arriaza; S. McCarrick; U.M. Dauter; A. Snigireva; A. Gudmundsson; A. Eriksson; K. Broberg; C. Isaxon; A.R. Gliga
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Physicochemical metamorphosis of re-aerosolized urban PM2.5NARA Subscribed
Journal of Aerosol Science · 2024 · Vol. 181 · Pergamon
Fanny Bergman; Axel C. Eriksson; Marten Spanne; Lena Ohlsson; Irma Mahmutovic Persson; Lena Uller; Jenny Rissler; Christina Isaxon
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Toxicity of particles derived from combustion of Ethiopian traditional biomass fuels in human bronchial and macrophage-like cellsNARA Subscribed
Archives of Toxicology · 2024 · Vol. 98 · Issue 5 · Springer
Sarah McCarrick; Mathilde N. Delaval; Ulrike M. Dauter; Annette M. Krais; Anastasiia Snigireva; Asmamaw Abera; Karin Broberg; Axel C. Eriksson; Christina Isaxon; Anda R. Gliga
The combustion of traditional fuels in low-income countries, including those in sub-Saharan Africa, leads to extensive indoor particle exposure. Yet, the related health consequences in this context are understudied. This study aimed to evaluate the in vitro toxicity of combustion-derived particles relevant for Sub-Saharan household environments. Particles ( NIST 2975) served as reference particles. The highest levels of partic...
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