Source: International Congress 2018 – Occupational and environmental lung diseases: mechanisms, biomarkers and causation
Disease area: Airway diseases



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T. Decaesteker (Leuven, Belgium), K. Trekels (Leuven, Belgium), D. Bullens (Leuven, Belgium), J. Vanoirbeek (Leuven, Belgium), L. Dupont (Leuven, Belgium). Effect of submaximal exercise and diesel exposure on lung inflammation in mice. 1184

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