Pulmonary and systemic effects of short-term inhalation exposure to ultrafine carbon black particles.
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J. Heyder | W. MacNee | E. Karg | I. Ford | K. Donaldson | A. Ziesenis | P. Gilmour | E. R. Morrison | M. Vickers | E. Drost | Claudia Mossa | A. Schroeppel | G. Ferron | M. Greaves | Joachim Heyder | Erwin Karg | Axel Ziesenis | William MacNee | Michael Greaves | Kenneth Donaldson | Ellen M Drost | Peter S Gilmour | E Rona Morrison | Mark A Vickers | Isobel Ford | Claudia Mossa | Andreas Schroeppel | George A Ferron | W. Macnee | E. Morrison
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