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1.	The Effects Of DEP Inhalation On Asthmatic Reaction In Mice
2.	Antagonistic Effect Of Astragalus Injection On Reproductive Toxicity In Diesel Exhaust Particles Exposed Mice
3.	The Study Of Compound Angelica Injection To Interfere Toxicity On Reproduction Cell Of Female Mice Exposed To Diesel Exhaust Particles
4.	The Effects Of Diesel Exhaust Particles Inhaled To Immediate Asthma Reaction In The Mice
5.	Effects Of Diesel Exhaust Particle Inhaled To Late Asthmatic Reaction In The Mice
6.	The Preliminary Study In Effects Of Diesel Exhaust Collection On Mice Embryonic Development
7.	The Experimental Study Of Particulate Matter On Bladder Function In A Rat Model By Aspiration Of Particles From The Pharynx And Its Mechanism
8.	The Effects Of Diesel Exhaust Particles On MiR-21in Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells And Potential Carcinogenic Mechanisms
9.	The Effect Of FOXO3a On Oxidative Damage Induced By Organic Extracts Of Diesel Exhaust In 16HBE Cells
10.	Diesel Exhaust Particle-induced Over-expression Of Inflammatory Mediators In Human Monocytic Cells And Underlying Mechanisms
11.	Study On The Mechanism Of Couge Reflex Hypersensitivity And Airway Inflammation Induced By Diesel Exhaust Pollutants In Guinea Pigs
12.	E2F1-invovled Mechanism Of Pulmonary Injury Induced By Diesel Exhaust Particle Exposure
13.	Mechanisms of augmented coronary artery constriction following exposure to diesel exhaust
14.	Effects of Diesel Exhaust Particle Exposure on Inflamed Murine Lung Epithelial Cells
15.	A study of the mechanisms of diesel exhaust enhanced allergic lung disease
16.	Increased susceptibility and severity of influenza in mice exposed to diesel exhaust
17.	Approaches to estimating exposure levels of diesel exhaust particles (DEP) in an urban airshed: Model development and applications
18.	Effect of diesel exhaust particles on allergic reactions and airway responsiveness in ovalbumin-sensitized brown Norway rats
19.	Land-use regression modeling of diesel exhaust particles and allergic and respiratory disease in children
20.	Effect of diesel exhaust on the host response to respiratory viral infection: Involvement of toll-like receptor 3
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