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Research Report 135 describes a study to determine whether the biologic response to inhaled ultrafine particles depends on particle composition. Neonatal and young adult rats were exposed to laboratory-generated ultrafine metal particles, either alone or in combination with soot, and their lungs examined for oxidative stress, inflammation, and injury.
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Rats, Immunology, Particulate Matter, Toxicity, Air Pollution, Air, Pollution, Health aspects, Toxicology, Research, Particles, Diseases, Air PollutantsPlaces
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Mechanisms of particulate matter toxicity in neonatal and young adult rat lungs
2008, Health Effects Institute
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