Although oxidative stress is known to induce post-translational modifications/damage to mitochondrial proteins [25, 26], it is currently unknown whether mitochondrial structure and function in airway epithelial cells are affected by cigarette smoke [27, 28], and whether these changes are present in COPD epithelium
When inhaled, this hot, chemical-laden gas bypasses the body's initial defences and travels deep into the fragile alveolar regions
Exposure to PM2.5 can affect not only the respiratory tract, but also the heart
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Thompson takes time to describe the taste of the cigarette, and the curling smoke
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