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Larcombe AN, Boylen CE, Sly PD and Zosky GR Acute exposure to diesel exhaust particles elicits dose dependent pulmonary inflammation and impairment of lung function in naïve BALB/C mice. F1000Posters 2011, 2:261 (poster)

Acute exposure to diesel exhaust particles elicits dose dependent pulmonary inflammation and impairment of lung function in naïve BALB/C mice

Alexander N Larcombe1, Alexander N Larcombe2, Catherine E Boylen, Peter D Sly, Graeme R Zosky
Published 19 Apr 2011
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Published 19 Apr 2011

Acute exposure to diesel exhaust particles elicits dose dependent pulmonary inflammation and impairment of lung function in naïve BALB/C mice

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Alexander N Larcombe1, Alexander N Larcombe2, Catherine E Boylen, Peter D Sly, Graeme R Zosky
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1 Centre for Child Health Research, University of Western Australia, Australia
2 Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, Australia
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Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Scientific Meeting 2011
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