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Increase in oxidative stress levels following welding fume inhalation: a controlled human exposure study
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A Erdely
A Manke
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A Pilger
A Valavanidis
AM Jentzsch
AM Nuernberg
B Frei
B Halliwell
B Halliwell
B Pesch
BM Lee
Brigitta Danuser
BT Mossman
C Chang
D Banerjee
D Rio Del
E Deskur
F Lacy
G Cighetti
G Pohlmann
GJ Li
GP Bienert
Guillaume Suarez
H Long
Halshka Graczyk
HP Chan
I Riddervold
IARC
J Liu
Jean-Jacques Sauvain
Jiayuan Zhao
JJ Sauvain
JL Mauderly
JM Antonini
JS Lee
JY Kim
K Donaldson
K Hiramoto
K Husgafvel-Pursiainen
K Jomova
K Kostikas
K Shimoi
L Ernstgård
L Plessis du
LG Cena
LH Long
M Azari
M Fattahi
M Geiser
M Guillemin
M Larstad
M Lehnert
M Riediker
M Sorensen
MD Evans
Michael Riediker
MS Cooke
Nastassja Lewinski
P Tacchini
Pascal Wild
R Yoshida
RJ Laumbach
S Dodig
S Kou
S Leonard
SD Varma
SJ Stohs
T Sato
T Shi
WA Heitbrink
X Shi
YW Hsieh
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Last time updated on 11/12/2019