Soluble transition metals cause the pro-inflammatory effects of welding fumes in vitro
Jane McNeilly(University of Edinburgh), Ken Donaldson(Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh), William MacNee(The Queen's Medical Research Institute), Leon R. Hibbs(University of Edinburgh), Iain J. Beverland(University of Strathclyde), Mark D. Gibson(University of Strathclyde), Alan M. Howe(Health & Safety Laboratory), Mathew R. Heal(University of Edinburgh)
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