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Indoor and outdoor pollutants: ventilation, sprays, diesel particles, asthma and COPD
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The effects of diesel exhausted particles on the oxidative systems in smoking-induced emphysema model
S. T. Uh, S. M. Koo, D. J. Kim, S. W. Park, A. S. Jang, C. S. Park, Y. H. Kim (Seoul, Bucheon, Cheonan, Republic Of Korea)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Indoor and outdoor pollutants: ventilation, sprays, diesel particles, asthma and COPD
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Indoor and outdoor pollutants: ventilation, sprays, diesel particles, asthma and COPD
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