Combined adjuvant effects of ambient vapor-phase organic components and particulate matter potently promote allergic sensitization and Th2-skewing cytokine and chemokine milieux in mice: The importance of mechanistic multi-pollutant research
Ning Li(University of California, Los Angeles), James G. Wagner(Michigan State University), Peyman Akbari(Michigan State University), Arthur K. Cho(University of California, Los Angeles), Carine Lidiane Holz(Michigan State University), Daven N. Jackson‐Humbles(Michigan State University), John R. Froines(University of California, Los Angeles), Arantzazu Eiguren-Fernandez(University of California, Los Angeles), Damansher Sidhu(Michigan State University), Ryan P. Lewandowski(Michigan State University), Jack R. Harkema(Michigan State University)
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