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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science: Nano, 9(5), p. 2184-2197
DOI: 10.1039/c8en00243f
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Biologic effects of nanoparticle-allergen conjugates: time-resolved uptake using an in vitro lung epithelial co-culture model of A549 and THP-1 cells
Journal article published in 2018 by
Bettina Grotz,
Mark Geppert 
,
Robert Mills-Goodlet,
Sabine Hofer ,
Norbert Hofstätter,
Claudia Asam,
Andrea Feinle ,
Krisztina Kocsis,
Thomas Berger ,
Oliver Diwald ,
Nicola Hüsing ,
Michael Wallner ,
Fatima Ferreira ,
Albert Duschl ,
Martin Himly
,
Robert Mills-Goodlet,
Sabine Hofer ,
Norbert Hofstätter,
Claudia Asam,
Andrea Feinle ,
Krisztina Kocsis,
Thomas Berger ,
Oliver Diwald ,
Nicola Hüsing ,
Michael Wallner ,
Fatima Ferreira ,
Albert Duschl ,
Martin Himly
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Abstract
Nanotechnology is a fast growing field and already a multi-billion dollar market with numerous consumer products.