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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science: Nano, 7(7), p. 2073-2086, 2020
DOI: 10.1039/c9en01353a
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Biological effects of allergen–nanoparticle conjugates: uptake and immune effects determined on hAELVi cells under submerged vs. air–liquid interface conditions
Journal article published in 2020 by
Robert Mills-Goodlet 
,
Milena Schenck,
Aline Chary,
Mark Geppert ,
Tommaso Serchi,
Sabine Hofer ,
Nobert Hofstätter ,
Andrea Feinle ,
Nicola Hüsing ,
Arno C. Gutleb,
Martin Himly ,
Albert Duschl
,
Milena Schenck,
Aline Chary,
Mark Geppert ,
Tommaso Serchi,
Sabine Hofer ,
Nobert Hofstätter ,
Andrea Feinle ,
Nicola Hüsing ,
Arno C. Gutleb,
Martin Himly ,
Albert Duschl
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Abstract
An allergen–nanoparticle interaction study was performed using hAELVi cells grown under submerged vs. air–liquid interface culture conditions. Choice of cellular models showed impact on the investigation of uptake kinetics and inflammatory responses.