Conference Report: Experimental Assessment of the Toxicological Effects of Inhaled Complex Mixtures on the Respiratory System - Feasability and Limitations, 23-25 April 2005, Barcelona, Spain

A Thielen

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Conference Report: Experimental Assessment of the Toxicological Effects of Inhaled Complex Mixtures on the Respiratory System - Feasability and Limitations, 23-25 April 2005, Barcelona, Spain

Contributions to Tobacco & Nicotine Research

Volume 21 (2005): Issue 7 (October 2005)

By: A Thielen

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