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Cell culture techniques essential for toxicity testing of inhaled materials and nanomaterials in vitro
Human tissue is bombarded by a huge range of chemicals. Our lungs are inhaling pollution from both stationary and mobile sources as well as inhaled nanoparticles (NPs) and therapeutic products designed to provide new and innovative medical solutions. Our challenge is to identify what exposures are putting us at risk and balance the risk against benefits that we may receive from these chemicals and new products [1-4]. Advances in in vitro cell culture technology may provide some of the answers.
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