The effect of in-utero-through-postnatal exposure of mice to perfluorinated compounds on airway inflammation and function

The effect of in-utero-through-postnatal exposure of mice to perfluorinated compounds on airway inflammation and function

Perfluorinated compounds, non-degradable xenobiotics in many consumer products, can cause developmental toxicity in animals, and human exposure is associated with asthma symptoms. We tested the hypothesis that sustained chronic exposure to perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), fluorotelomer alcohol (FTOH)...

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Main Author: Ryu, Min Hyung
Other Authors: Halayko, Andrew (Physiology and Pathophysiology)
Published: The American Physiological Society 2015
Subjects:
airway hyperresponsiveness
perfluorinated compounds
environmental pollution
airway inflammation
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1993/30195

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