Reduction in oxidatively generated DNA damage following smoking cessation.
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...[182] Box HC, O’Connor RJ, Patrzyc HB, Iijima H, Dawidzik JB,...
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...For every variable of interest, three different models were run: unadjusted, age- and gender-adjusted, and further adjusted for smoking and obesity, both major correlates of inflammation [29, 30]....
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...These compounds have been shown to produce DNA damage((4)), which may contribute to the detrimental effects of maternal smoking on fetal development....
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...Recent papers have used other approaches and markers of oxidative stress related to cigarette smoking in addition to d(G), including isoprostanes, hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid products (HETEs), and advanced glycation end-products [27-29]....
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...Carmella and colleagues [25] proposed that sensitivity to changes in smoking (e....
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...Priemé and colleagues [12] reported a decrease of about 20% in d(G) among those quitting smoking up to 26 weeks....
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...[17] showing elevated levels in those occupationally exposed to SHS....
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...Indeed, other research has noted exposure to SHS as a potential source of oxidative damage in nonsmokers, [17,18] so this remains a plausible explanation....
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