An In Vitro Model to Assess Early Immune Markers Following Co-Exposure of Epithelial Cells to Carbon Black (Nano)Particles in the Presence of S. aureus: A Role for Stressed Cells in Toxicological Testing
Scott M. Brown(Swansea University), Thomas S. Wilkinson(Swansea University), Kirsty Meldrum(Swansea University), Rowena Jenkins(Swansea University), Llinos G. Harris(Swansea University), Shareen H. Doak(Swansea University), Martin J. D. Clift(Swansea University), Jack Herridge(Swansea University), Blessing Akinbola(Swansea University), Stephen J. Evans(Swansea University), Michael J. Burgum(Swansea University)
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