Oxidative-stress potency of organic extracts of diesel exhaust and urban fine particles in rat heart microvessel endothelial cells
Seishiro Hirano(National Institute for Environmental Studies), Takahiro Kobayashi(National Institute for Environmental Studies), Eiko Koike(National Institute for Environmental Studies), Akiko Furuyama(National Institute for Environmental Studies)
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