Early life exposure to environmental tobacco smoke alters immune response to asbestos via a shift in inflammatory phenotype resulting in increased disease development.

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Early life exposure to environmental tobacco smoke alters immune response to asbestos via a shift in inflammatory phenotype resulting in increased disease development.

Brown TA, Holian A, Pinkerton KE, Lee JW, Cho YH.

Journal		Inhal Toxicol.
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Analytes Measured
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Year		2016
Volume		28
Page Numbers		349-56
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Early life exposure to environmental tobacco smoke alters immune response to asbestos via a shift in inflammatory phenotype resulting in increased disease development.

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