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Dvonch Lab - Exposure Assessment, Source Identification, and Health Effects of Air Pollutants

Cardiopulmonary Toxicity Induced by Particulate Matter: Inhalation Toxicology Studies Using a Mobile Particle Concentrator in Regions Dominated by Power Plant, Gasoline and Diesel Emissions.

Principal Investigator

Jack Harkema 

Co-Principal Investigators

J. Tim Dvonch, Gerald Keeler, Frank Marsik, Jim Wagner 

Additional Personnel

James Barres, Masako Morishita 

Funding Sources

USDOE, EPRI

Status

Current

About this Project

Goal: To provide insight into toxicological mechanisms of PM-induced cardiopulmonary effects, particularly as they relate to susceptible subpopulations; and generate toxicological data to directly correspond to epidemiology and exposure assessment data from concurrent studies being conducted at one of the project locations.

Cardiopulmonary Toxicity Induced by Particulate Matter: Inhalation Toxicology Studies Using a Mobile Particle Concentrator in Regions Dominated by Power Plant, Gasoline and Diesel Emissions.