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Cellular Responses and Mechanisms Relevant to Engineered Stone-Related Silicosis in an In Vitro Respiratory Model
Engineered stone (ES) is a composite material consisting of crystalline silica, pigment, and binding resins, and has become one of the most common materials used in kitchen and bathroom countertops, alongside natural stones such as marble and granite. The rise in popularity of ES in countertops is d
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