Biochemical and cellular effects of electrophiles present in ambient air samples
Noriko Iwamoto(Shimadzu (Japan)), Masaru Shinyashiki(Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences), Arthur K. Cho(University of California, Los Angeles), Akira Nishiyama(Kagawa University), William C. Hinds(University of California, Los Angeles), John R. Froines(University of California, Los Angeles), Arantzazu Eiguren-Fernandez(University of California, Los Angeles), Yoshito Kumagai(Kyushu University)
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