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Journal Publications Details for Grant Number R826779

Particulate Air Pollution and Initiation of Asthma

RFA: Health Effects of Particulate Matter and Associated Air Pollutants (1998)

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Journal Article Goldsmith C-AW, Ning YY, Qin G, Imrich A, Lawrence J, Murthy GGK, Catalano PJ, Kobzik L. Combined air pollution particle and ozone exposure increases airway responsiveness in mice. Inhalation Toxicology 2002;14(4):325-347. R824790 (Final)
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Journal Article Hamada K, Goldsmith C-A, Kobzik L. Increased airway hyperresponsiveness and inflammation in a juvenile mouse model of asthma exposed to air-pollutant aerosol. Journal of Toxicology And Environmental Health-Part A 1999;58(3):129-143. R826779 (Final)
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Journal Article Hamada K, Goldsmith C-A, Goldman A, Kobzik L. Resistance of very young mice to inhaled allergen sensitization is overcome by coexposure to an air-pollutant aerosol. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 2000;161(4):1285-1293. R826779 (Final)
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Journal Article Hamada K, Goldsmith C-A, Suzaki Y, Goldman A, Kobzik L. Airway hyperresponsiveness caused by aerosol exposure to residual oil fly ash leachate in mice. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health-Part A 2002;65(18):1351-1365. R825702 (Final)
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