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Expression of lymphocyte cell surface markers in workers exposed to different respiratory hazards: biomarkers of occupational respiratory disease

A. D. Curran
,
S. B. Gordon
,
A. H. Morice
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K. Wiley
Pages 367-372 | Published online: 29 Sep 2008

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JILLIAN R. M. SWAN, ANDREW D. CURRAN & PAUL N. BECKETT. (1998) The potential of a monocyte cell surface marker as an indicator of endotoxin exposure. Biomarkers 3:1, pages 73-79.
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J.R.M Swan, P Beckett, D Fishwick, K Oakley, N Raza, R.McL Niven, A.M Fletcher, H Francis, C.A.C Pickering, R Rawbone, B Crook & A.D Curran. (2002) A review of the use of CD14: a biomarker for workplace airborne endotoxin exposure?. International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation 50:2, pages 127-134.
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D. Fishwick, L.J. Allan, A. Wright, C.M. Barber & A.D. Curran. (2009) Respiratory symptoms, lung function and cell surface markers in a group of hemp fiber processors*. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 39:4, pages 419-425.
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C. M. Barber, S. B. Gordon, A. D. Curran & D. Fishwick. (2008) Letter to the editor. Allergy 56:1, pages 78-79.
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A. D. Curran. (1999) Flow cytometry in the exploration of the physiopathology of occupational lung disease. Occupational and Environmental Medicine 56:11, pages 742-746.
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