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Chronic exposure induces inflammation in olfactory, respiratory, and skin tissue, suggesting potential health risks.
Chronic inhalation exposure at as low as 0.5 ppm caused inflammation in the OE, OB, segmental bronchi, and alveoli, and affected the target area of OB neurons.
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