Acute nasal pro-inflammatory response to air pollution depends on characteristics other than particle mass concentration or oxidative potential: the RAPTES project

Maaike Steenhof; Ian S Mudway; Ilse Gosens; Gerard Hoek; Krystal J Godri; Frank J Kelly; Roy M Harrison; Raymond H H Pieters; Flemming R Cassee; Erik Lebret; Bert A Brunekreef; Maciej Strak; Nicole A H Janssen

doi:10.1136/oemed-2012-100993

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Cite this article as:: Steenhof M, Mudway IS, Gosens I, et al

Acute nasal pro-inflammatory response to air pollution depends on characteristics other than particle mass concentration or oxidative potential: the RAPTES project

Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2013;70:341-348.

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