Assessing the toxicity of traffic-derived air pollution using a primary human air-liquid interface airway in vitro model
Gerrit Bredeck(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Roel P. F. Schins(Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), Angela A. M. Kämpfer(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), A. John F. Boere(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Flemming R. Cassee(Utrecht University), Jochen Dobner(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Tim Spannbrucker(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Tina Wahle(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Evert Duistermaat(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Andrea Rossi(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Paul Fokkens(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment)
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