Mechanisms of carbon nanotube-induced toxicity: Focus on pulmonary inflammation

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Principles and methods to assess the risk of immunotoxicity associated with exposure to nanomaterials

Cited by World Health Organization on 12 Apr 2020

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Principles and methods to assess the risk of immunotoxicity associated with exposure to nanomaterials

Cited by World Health Organization on 01 Jan 2019

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Systems Toxicology Approach in Nanosafety : From In vivo Towards In vitro Testing

Cited by Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) on 07 Nov 2017

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