An interlaboratory comparison study upon particle deposition and effects using an air-liquid interface lung model
Hedwig Braakhuis(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Rob J. Vandebriel(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Martin J. D. Clift(Swansea University), Barbara Drašler(University of Fribourg), Anne Bannuscher(University of Fribourg), Barbara Birk(BASF (Germany)), Shareen H. Doak(Swansea University), Barbara Rothen‐Rutishauser(Adolphe Merkle Institute), Kirsty Meldrum(Swansea University)
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