Relative permeability of nasal, tracheal, and bronchoalveolar mucosa to macromolecules in rats exposed to ozone.

Relative permeability of nasal, tracheal, and bronchoalveolar mucosa to macromolecules in rats exposed to ozone.
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暴露于臭氧的大鼠鼻腔、气管和支气管肺泡粘膜对大分子的相对渗透性。

DOI:
10.1080/15287398609530822
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发表时间:
1986
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Journal of toxicology and environmental health
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Crocker,TT
Crocker,TT
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作者:
Bhalla,DK;Mannix,RC;Kleinman,MT;Crocker,TT

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