Intraindividual reproducibility of nasal allergic responses to diesel exhaust particles indicates a susceptible phenotype
Theresa M. Bastain(University of Southern California), David Díaz-Sánchez(Environmental Protection Agency), Yufen Li(Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College), Andrew Saxon, Frank D. Gilliland(University of Southern California)
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