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Air pollution and allergic disease - Importance of gene - environment interactions.
Göran Pershagen, Karolinska Instituet.
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Air Pollution as a Trigger for Myocardial Infarction - Importance of gene-environment interactions.
Tom Bellander, Arbets- och Miljömedicin, Stockholm.
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Markers of oxidative stress in humans.
Agneta Rannug, Karolinska Institutet.
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Air Pollution and airway inflammation
(APOLLON). Kjell Torén, Göteborgs universitet.
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Analysis of protein adducts as biomarkers for assessing environmental air exposure to butadie and ethene in the general population.
Christian Lindh, Lunds universitet.
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Effects on ozone on blood coagulability.
Gunnar Nordberg, Umeå universitet.
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Infectious disease promoting effects of environmental pollutants.
Nils-Gunnar Ilbeck, Uppsala universitetssjukhus.
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Inhaled air pollution particles - Do they penetrate to the
circulation? Per Gerde, Karolinska Institutet.
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Is there a difference in the uptake of ultrafine particles in healthy subjects, asthmatics and smokers.
Magnus Svartengren, Karolinska Institutet.
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Fine and
ultrafine particle deposition in the human respiratory system of healthy and
diseased subjects implementing novel measurement methodology in exposure
studies. Erik Swietlicki, Lunds
universitet.
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Oxidative
stress and DNA damage caused by particles and PAC in indivual cells.
Lennart Möller, Karolinska Institutet.
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Respiratory and cardiovascular effects of diesel exhaust in
COPD. Thomas Sandstöm, Umeå universitet.
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The bHLH-PAS protein Arnt functions as a Steroid Receptor co-activator and represents a possible target for dioxin mediated endocrine disruption.
Ingemar Pongratz, Karolinska Institutet.
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The effects on alveolar macrophages from pavement-, tyre- and stud - wear particles generated in the VTI road.
Mats Gustavsson, Statens väg- och transportforsningsinstitut.
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WOODPART: Acute effects of wood smoke particles - an experimental study of real life exposure.
Lars Barregård, Göteborgs universitet.
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Air pollution and health - valuing morbidity in Sweden.
Eva Samakovlis, Konjunkturinstitutet.
