Industrial-relevant TiO2 types do not promote cytotoxicity in the A549 or TK6 cell lines regardless of cell specific interaction
Stephen J. Evans(Swansea University), Shareen H. Doak(Swansea University), Michael J. Burgum(Swansea University), Nicole Hondow(University of Leeds), Martha Ilett(University of Leeds), Martin J. D. Clift(Swansea University), Rachel Lawrence(Swansea University), Kirsty Meldrum(Swansea University), Gareth Jenkins(Swansea University)
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