Versatile aerosol concentration enrichment system (VACES) for simultaneous in vivo and in vitro evaluation of toxic effects of ultrafine, fine and coarse ambient particles Part I: Development and laboratory characterization
Seongheon Kim(University of California, Los Angeles), Constantinos Sioutas(University of Southern California), Peter A. Jaques(UCLA Health), John R. Froines(University of California, Los Angeles), Ming-Chih Chang(University of Southern California)
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