Exposure to atmospheric particulate matter (PM) is a major public-health concern, in part because PM can perturb cellular redox homeostasis. This study evaluates an in vitro A549/DCFH-DA approach using repeated fluorescence readouts to assess PM2.5-induced oxidative activity. Untreated and assay-specific controls were...
Ioanna Tzagkaroulaki, Evangelia Diapouli, V. Vasilatou et al.· Toxics· 0 citations
Black carbon is an important light-absorbing component of atmospheric particulate matter, with significant implications for urban air quality, climate forcing, human health, and sustainable urban development. Reliable monitoring of black carbon is therefore essential for assessing combustion-related pollution and suppo...
L. Samek, Rakshit Jakhar, Anna Ryś et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
Results showed considerable spatial variability, suggesting that the highest median PAH concentrations in both schools and homes are linked to emissions from intensive local residential wood burning and poor ventilation, while the lowest PAH concentrations were observed in south-western Europe.
Maria A. Aretaki, Judith Desmet, A. Karanasiou et al.· Environmental Research· 0 citations
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