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197 related items for PubMed ID: 10560539

  • 1. Comparison of the mutagenicity of exhaust emissions from motor vehicles using leaded and unleaded gasoline as fuel.
    Yuan D, Zhou W, Ye SH.
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  • 2. Effect of leaded and unleaded gasoline on the mutagenicity of vehicle exhaust particulate matter.
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  • 6. Mutagenicity of diesel engine exhaust is eliminated in the gas phase by an oxidation catalyst but only slightly reduced in the particle phase.
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  • 12. Exhaust Emissions from Gasoline- and LPG-Powered Vehicles Operating at the Altitude of Mexico City.
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  • 18. Influence of fuel properties, nitrogen oxides, and exhaust treatment by an oxidation catalytic converter on the mutagenicity of diesel engine emissions.
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