The oxidative stress-dependent pulmonary inflammation of inhalable multi-walled carbon nanotube-containing nano-concrete dust and its comparison with conventional concrete dust and DQ12
Eunsol Bae(Dong-A University), Wan‐Seob Cho(Dong-A University), Sang Hwa Jung(Cheongju University), Songyeon Kim(Dong-A University), Joo Hyung Kim(Cheongju University), Kyung-Seuk Song, Jae Hyuck Sung
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