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Comparative assessment of three in vitro exposure methods for combustion toxicity

Lestari et al., 2006

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16483773366226942573
Author
Lestari F
Markovic B
Green A
Chattopadhyay G
Hayes A
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Journal of Applied Toxicology: An International Journal

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A comparative assessment of three approaches for the use of human cells in vitro to investigate combustion toxicity was conducted. These included one indirect and two direct (passive and dynamic) exposure methods. The indirect method used an impinger system in …
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