The incidence of upper respiratory infections in children is related to the concentration of vanadium in indoor dust aggregates

• Main Authors: Nina Prokopciuk (Author), Vaida Taminskiene (Author), Laimute Vaideliene (Author), Izabele Juskiene (Author), Vitalija Svist (Author), Indre Valiulyte (Author), Vaidotas Valskys (Author), Roberta Valskiene (Author), Algirdas Valiulis (Author), Tomas Aukstikalnis (Author), Lukas Vaidelys (Author), Mindaugas Butikis (Author), Jolita Norkuniene (Author), Nikolaj Tarasiuk (Author), Arunas Valiulis (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Frontiers Media S.A., 2024-03-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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BackgroundIt has been reported that the disease-initiated and disease-mediated effects of aerosol pollutants can be related to concentration, site of deposition, duration of exposure, as well as the specific chemical composition of pollutants.ObjectivesTo investigate the microelemental composition o...