PAH-CALUX, an optimized bioassay for AhR-mediated hazard identification of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) as individual compounds and in complex mixtures.
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B. van der Burg | A. Brouwer | A Brouwer | B van der Burg | B Pieterse | E Felzel | R Winter | E. Felzel | R. Winter | B. Pieterse | B. V. D. Burg
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