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Environmental and occupational respiratory diseases: new exposure assessment methods, experimental exposure in animal and humans and mechanisms
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Emissions from incomplete wood combustion cause an immune response in endobronchial biopsies
G. Rankin, M. Sehlstedt, J. Pourazar, A. Muala, R. Nyström, C. Boman, A. Blomberg, T. Sandström (Umeå, Sweden)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Environmental and occupational respiratory diseases: new exposure assessment methods, experimental exposure in animal and humans and mechanisms
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Environmental and occupational respiratory diseases: new exposure assessment methods, experimental exposure in animal and humans and mechanisms
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Thematic Poster Session
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4241
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Airway diseases, Respiratory infections
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G. Rankin, M. Sehlstedt, J. Pourazar, A. Muala, R. Nyström, C. Boman, A. Blomberg, T. Sandström (Umeå, Sweden). Emissions from incomplete wood combustion cause an immune response in endobronchial biopsies. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 4241
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