The Effects of Single and Serial Zinc Oxide Exposures on Airway Inflamation in Healthy Humans
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2002/04/01
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Description:A single exposure to zinc oxide (ZnO) results in an increase in inflammatory cells and cytokines. Serial exposures to ZnO can decrease this inflammatory response. This experiment was designed to test the hypothesis that exposure to ZnO on two consecutive occasions would decrease both the cellular and cytokine responses compared 10 one exposure. Utilizing a repeated measure, randomized, single-blind design, 6 healthy subjects (4 females; age range 26-53 yr; methacholine PC,. > 10 mg/ml) were exposed for 30 min, at rest, to: I) filtered-air (FA); 2) ZnO on one occasion (ZnO-I: conc: 10 mg/ m'); 3) ZnO on two consecutive occasions (ZnO-2: conc: 10 mg/m'). Sputum induction (3% saline, t=20 min) was performed 65 h pre- and 6 h post-exposure, Conditions were compared using the post minus pre delta value. In ZnO-I, compared to FA, there was a significant (PSubjects:Keywords:ISSN:1073-449XDocument Type:Funding:Genre:Place as Subject:CIO:Topic:Location:Volume:165Issue:8NIOSHTIC Number:nn:20022922Citation:Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2002 Apr; 165(8)(Suppl):A46CAS Registry Number:Federal Fiscal Year:2002NORA Priority Area:Performing Organization:Center for Occupational and Enviromental Health, University of California, Berkley CaliforniaPeer Reviewed:FalseStart Date:19940701Source Full Name:American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2002 International Conference, The American Thoracic Society, Atlanta Georgia, May 17-22, 2002Supplement:SupplEnd Date:20060630Collection(s):Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:4bdb3629e37da50756940645e9b6c264bc4b39f40719ef6d57e38708003e367a657c95dacc08e0f89bf606e90f71ef15fcf2e1fb606a19f97d39cff0bed40238Download URL:File Type:
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