Why Air–Liquid Interface exposure is a game-changer for inhalation research
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At the Air–Liquid Interface (ALI), mammalian cells and tissues are exposed directly to airborne substances, replicating human respiratory physiology more closely and producing more predictive, human-relevant results.
From toxicology to pharmaceutical development and safety testing, ALI exposure allows researchers to generate reliable, reproducible data while reducing the reliance on animal studies.
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