Printer toner-emitted nanoparticle exposure enhances air-airway bacterial crossover in printing floor workers
F. Ivan (Singapore, Singapore), M. Aogáin* (Dublin, Ireland), N. Ali (Singapore, Singapore), P. Tiew (Singapore, Singapore), M. Setyawati (Singapore, Singapore), D. Bello (Boston, Massachusetts, United States), P. Demokritou (Boston, Massachusetts, United States), K. Ng (Singapore, Singapore), S. Chotirmall (Singapore, Singapore)
Source: International Congress 2022 – The environment and human health: from cohort to cell culture studies
   
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F. Ivan (Singapore, Singapore), M. Aogáin* (Dublin, Ireland), N. Ali (Singapore, Singapore), P. Tiew (Singapore, Singapore), M. Setyawati (Singapore, Singapore), D. Bello (Boston, Massachusetts, United States), P. Demokritou (Boston, Massachusetts, United States), K. Ng (Singapore, Singapore), S. Chotirmall (Singapore, Singapore). Printer toner-emitted nanoparticle exposure enhances air-airway bacterial crossover in printing floor workers. 2958
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