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Future interactions in Particle Toxicology: the role of PFT.

Borm PJ

ABSTRACT: Particle and Fibre Toxicology (PFT) is active as the only open access journal in its field. The new Editor-in-Chief describes why PFT is the forum for interaction in the rapidly evolving field ofparticle toxicology. Scientists in nanomedicine, material science, and others engineering nanoparticles are encouraged to share their know-how on toxicology with those that typically considered inhaled particles.

Published 8 April 2008 in Part Fibre Toxicol, 5(1): 5.
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