Cardiac oxidative stress and dysfunction by fine concentrated ambient particles (CAPs) are mediated by angiotensin-II
Elisa Ghelfi(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Beatriz González‐Flecha, Joy Lawrence(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Gregory A. Wellenius(Boston University), Emil Millet(Harvard University)
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