In vitro developmental toxicity test detects inhibition of stem cell differentiation by silica nanoparticles.
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Aldert H Piersma | Wim H de Jong | Margriet V D Z Park | Iseult Lynch | Kenneth A Dawson | Anna Salvati | A. Piersma | K. Dawson | A. Salvati | G. McKerr | C. V. Howard | I. Lynch | A. Elsaesser | Andreas Elsaesser | Clifford Barnes | George McKerr | C Vyvyan Howard | Clifford A Barnes | W. Annema | Wijtske Annema | Anna Lesniak | C. Barnes | Margriet V D Z Park | A. Leśniak | W. D. De Jong | G. Mckerr | Kenneth A. Dawson | C. Howard | Margriet V.D.Z. Park | Wim H. de Jong
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