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Secondary particles formed from the exhaust of vehicles using ethanol-gasoline blends increase the production of pulmonary and cardiac reactive oxygen species and induce pulmonary inflammation

Published:2019-10 Issue: Volume:177 Page:108661
ISSN:0013-9351
Container-title:Environmental Research
language:en
Short-container-title:Environmental Research

Author:

da Silva Talita Dias,Barnabé Viviani,Ricci-Vitor Ana Laura,Papapostolou Vasileios,Tagle Matias,Henriquez Andres,Lawrence Joy,Ferguson Stephen,Wolfson J. Mikhail,Koutrakis Petros,Oyola Pedro,Ferreira Celso,de Abreu Luiz Carlos,Monteiro Carlos Bandeira de Mello,Godleski John J.

Funder

Inter-American Development Bank

CAPES

Ministry of Education, Brazil

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

General Environmental Science,Biochemistry

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