Critical role of glass fiber length in TNF-α production and transcription factor activation in macrophages.
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Vincent Castranova | Diane Schwegler-Berry | Jianping Ye | Paul Baron | Xianglin Shi | Y. Rojanasakul | Xianglin Shi | P. Baron | V. Castranova | Jianping Ye | D. Schwegler-Berry | G. Deye | N. Cheng | Yon Rojanasakul | William Jones | Ningli Cheng | Gregory J Deye | Changhong Li | W. Jones | Changhong Li
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