Acute electronic vapour product whole aerosol exposure of 3D human bronchial tissue results in minimal cellular and transcriptomic responses when compared to cigarette smoke

Acute electronic vapour product whole aerosol exposure of 3D human bronchial tissue results in minimal cellular and transcriptomic responses when compared to cigarette smoke

The use of electronic vapour products (EVPs) continues to increase worldwide and with advances in cell culture systems, molecular biology and the computational sciences there is also accumulating evidence of their potential reduced toxicity and reduced potential harm when compared to cigarette smoke...

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Main Authors: Gary Phillips, Lukasz Czekala, Holger P Behrsing, Khalid Amin, Jessica Budde, Matthew Stevenson, Roman Wieczorek, Tanvir Walele, Liam Simms
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 2021-02-01
Series:Toxicology Research and Application
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1177/2397847320988496

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