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Experimental and observational studies with environmental agents
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Environmental particulate matter in induced sputum in airway
versus
interstitial lung diseases
N. Kokturk, M. Stark, J. Greif, Y. Sivan, R. Soferman, M. Sabag, S. Kivitv, Y. Lerman, E. Fireman (Ankara, Turkey; Tel Aviv, Israel)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Experimental and observational studies with environmental agents
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Experimental and observational studies with environmental agents
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Electronic Poster Discussion
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4311
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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N. Kokturk, M. Stark, J. Greif, Y. Sivan, R. Soferman, M. Sabag, S. Kivitv, Y. Lerman, E. Fireman (Ankara, Turkey; Tel Aviv, Israel). Environmental particulate matter in induced sputum in airway
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interstitial lung diseases. Eur Respir J 2007; 30: Suppl. 51, 4311
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