OS03-05 Differential toxicology of air pollution: co-exposure of particulate matter and NO2 induces transcriptomic alterations at the epithelial airway barrier in vitro
J.W.P. Bateman(Swansea University), Martin J. D. Clift(Swansea University), Ulla Vogel(National Research Centre for the Working Environment), Martin O. Leonard(Environment Agency), A. Buckley(Environment Agency), Vilhelm Malmborg(Lund University), Kirsty Meldrum(Swansea University), Joakim Pagels(Lund University), Matthew Wright(St Thomas' Hospital), Rachel B. Smith(Environment Agency)
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