Impact of aerosols on liver xenobiotic metabolism: A comparison of two methods of exposure
David Bovard(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Manuel C. Peitsch(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Sandra Ferreira, Lucile Pinard(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Claudius Pak(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Anaïs Barbier(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Stefan Frentzel(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Antonin Sandoz(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Diego Marescotti(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Alexandre Béguin(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Kasper Renggli(Vectura (Germany)), Julia Hoeng(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Shoaib Majeed(Philip Morris International (Switzerland)), Anita R. Iskandar(University of Miskolc)
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