1979
DOI: 10.1016/0300-483x(79)90067-2
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Free lung cell response after combined exposure to cigarette smoke and industrial dusts

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“…Rylander and colleagues (82) have used the cellular content of washings of excised lungs to determine the heightened pulmonary response of guinea pigs to aerosols of airborne dusts and cigarette smoke in sequential combinations over the response seen in exposures to either aerosol alone. Henderson et al (83) were able to detect differences in the response of rats to either fly ash or H2SO4 aerosols alone and to a combined exposure to the two materials by analysis of lung washings for LDH and glutathione reductase activities.…”
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