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October 1, 2005Occupational Medicine

Glutaraldehyde-induced occupational asthma: BALF components and BALF and serum Clara cell protein (CC16) changes due to specific inhalatory provocation test

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CPCezary PałczyńskiJan Kochanowski UniversityJWJolanta Walusiak‐SkorupaNofer Institute of Occupational MedicineAKAnna KrakowiakJagiellonian University

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