Indoor PM2.5 exposure affects skin aging manifestation in a Chinese population
Anan Ding(Fudan University), Sijia Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Anke Hüls(Emory University), Tamara Schikowski(Bielefeld University), Juan Zhang, Jing Cai(Boston University), Manfei Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Wenshan Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jean Krutmann(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Mary S. Matsui(Estée Lauder (United States)), Zhuohui Zhao(Fudan University), Jin Li(Hainan Medical University), Jinxi Li(Research International (United States)), Yajun Yang(Fudan University), Andrea Vierkötter(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Ziyu Yuan(Taizhou University), Haidong Kan(Fudan University)
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