Effects of metal oxide inhalation on the transcription of some hormone receptors in the brain, examined in an in vivo mouse model
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- Publication year
- 2024
- Category
- V3 — Scientific output of publication activity from the journal
- CREPČ / EPCA ID
- 0044550
- Document type
- Journal article
- Source
- Environmental Science and Pollution Research
- ISSN (Source)
- 0944-1344
- Volume
- Vol. 31, no. 39 (2024), p. 51834-51843
- Output type
- article
- Language
- English
- Note
- 5.11.2025 : časopis bol vyradený z db WOS CC a CCC. Zmena kategórie na ADM.
- Study field
- veterinary medicineField group: Agricultural and veterinary sciences
- Research areas
- 200 — Veterinary Sciences
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Bibliographic record
KISS, Dávid Sándor - TÓTH, István - BARTHA, Tibor - JERZSELE, Akos - ZSARNOVSZKY, Attila - GERE, Erzsebet Pasztine - ONDRAŠOVIČOVÁ, Silvia - VARRO, Petra - KOVAGO, Csaba. Effects of metal oxide inhalation on the transcription of some hormone receptors in the brain, examined in an in vivo mouse model. In: Environmental Science and Pollution Research. 2024. ISSN 0944-1344, Vol. 31, no. 39 (2024), p. 51834-51843. (212 - H-index, 1.004 - SJR, Q1 - SJR Best Q).
Publication authors
| Author | Role | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Dávid Sándor Kiss | Author | 14.000 % |
| István Tóth | Author | 13.000 % |
| Tibor Bartha | Author | 10.000 % |
| Akos Jerzsele | Author | 10.000 % |
| Attila Zsarnovszky | Author | 10.000 % |
| Erzsebet Pasztine Gere | Author | 10.000 % |
| Silvia Ondrašovičová | Author | 13.000 % |
| Petra Varro | Author | 10.000 % |
| Csaba Kovago | Author | 10.000 % |
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Citations (1)
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| 2026 1 |
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