ArticleJournal of xenobiotics2026
Real-World Traffic-Polluted Air and Its Impact on a 3D Model of the Human Airway Epithelium.
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Exposure to air pollution is linked to adverse health outcomes. To better reflect real-world conditions, we employed a mobile exposure system enabling direct field exposure of the human airway epithelial model MucilAir™ to ambient air in a traffic-burdened locality. This study represents a follow-up to our previous work, in which a 5-day exposure period under extreme traffic-related pollution conditions resulted in premature cell loss. Under different meteorological conditions characterized by increased precipitation and lower particle number concentrations, MucilAir™ cultures were exposed to traffic-polluted air for 2 days. The exposure resulted in a mild but significant increase in cytotoxicity markers, including lactate dehydrogenase release and elevated levels of 15-F
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