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Exhaled biomarkers: smells like disease
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Is it possible to detect ozone-induced airway inflammation by electronic nose (eNose)?
H. Biller, O. Holz, H. Windt, W. Koch, R. Jörres, N. Krug, J. Hohlfeld (Hannover, Munich, Germany)
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Annual Congress 2010 - Exhaled biomarkers: smells like disease
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Exhaled biomarkers: smells like disease
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Airway diseases
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H. Biller, O. Holz, H. Windt, W. Koch, R. Jörres, N. Krug, J. Hohlfeld (Hannover, Munich, Germany). Is it possible to detect ozone-induced airway inflammation by electronic nose (eNose)?. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 1260
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