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Immune Response to Zinc Oxide Inhalation in Metal Fume Fever – Is the IL-17f the missing link?

2023-04-18

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Metal fume fever (MFF) is a work-related disease caused by the inhalation of metal particles, including zinc oxide. Chronic asthma may develop as a long-term consequence of exposure, particularly for welders and metal workers who are most at risk. In this study, we investigated the effects of ZnO fume inhalation on multiple inflammation-related cytokine- and cytokine receptor genes in mice from lung and lymph node...

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7482a8e7-8480-5920-8495-2e6846dc0533
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2750081/v1
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