Sex differences in bronchiolar epithelium response after the inhalation of lead acetate (Pb)
Authors:
- Teresa Imelda FortoulTFTeresa Imelda Fortoul
- Sandra Moncada-HernándezSMSandra Moncada-Hernández
- Liliana Saldivar-OsorioLSLiliana Saldivar-Osorio
- Guadalupe Espejel-MayaGEGuadalupe Espejel-Maya
- Patricia Mussali-GalantePMPatricia Mussali-Galante
- Maria del Carmen Ávila-CasadoMÁMaria del Carmen Ávila-Casado
- Laura Colín-BarenqueLCLaura Colín-Barenque
- Maria Isidra Hernández-SerratoMHMaria Isidra Hernández-Serrato
- Maria Rosa Ávila-CostaMÁMaria Rosa Ávila-Costa
- 1 February 2005
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Toxicology
- Vol. 207 (2) , 323-330
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