… a mixture perspective. In … particulate matter (PM), which is shaped by varying combinations
of source categories and the prevailing meteorology, would likely have disparate toxicological …

… Several epidemiologic and toxicological studies have widely regarded ambient fine particulate
matter (PM2.5), the particles with an aerodynamic diameter less than 2.5 μm, as a strong …

… 24) from different perspectives or along different parts of the … the pathways by which
pollutants, particulate matter in this case, … support to epidemiology and toxicology studies so that …

… much stronger with the air particulate matter (PM) component … the association of particulate
matter with atherogenesis. It also … , possible pathogenic mechanisms and future perspectives. …

… particulate matter is an important marker of air quality. The term 'particulates' includes organic
and inorganic matter, … PAHs in conjunction with particulate matter on a global perspective. …

… the world were due to inhalable particulate matter ( 4, 5). … would flow from reduction of
particulate matter (PM)-induced … epidemiology and toxicology of particulate matter, consisting …

… Current regulatory and research initiatives involving suspended particulate matter (PM) are
driven first by effects of PM on human health, second by effects on visibility, and only third by …

… Numerous epidemiological and toxicological studies have reported substantial evidence
linking airborne particulate matter (PM) exposure to adverse health effects. PM-initiated …

… 3 Endotoxin content in particulate matter Since particulate matter and endotoxin by themselves
are responsible for a wide range of inflammatory responses, recent studies have focused …

… Air quality is a pressing global environmental concern, with pollutants consisting of different
gases and particulate matter (PM). Particularly, PM may affect human and ecosystem health, …