Diesel Exhaust Inhalation Causes Vascular Dysfunction and Impaired Endogenous Fibrinolysis
Nicholas L. Mills(University of Edinburgh), David E. Newby(University of Edinburgh), Håkan Törnqvist(Umeå University), Ken Donaldson(Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh), William MacNee(The Queen's Medical Research Institute), Kareen Darnley(Centre for Inflammation Research), Simon D. Robinson, Manuel González(Centre for Inflammation Research), Anders Blomberg(Umeå University), Nicholas A. Boon(British Heart Foundation), Thomas Sandström(Umeå University)
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