Time-Course of Functional and Pathological Changes in Chlorine Exposed A/J Mice
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Description:Inhalation of irritants such as chlorine (CI,) can lead to the development of irritant induced asthma. Few animal models have been developed to study the effects of CI, on airway) cellular responses and changes in lung function. To investigate in vivo the effects of CI2 on airway inflammation and lung function, NJ mice were exposed to inhaled CI, (400 ppm) for 5 min. Animals were assessed 24h, 48h and 7 d after exposure by measuring respiratory system resistance (RRS) and elastance (ELRS) in response to i.v. methacholine (MCh). BAL was performed to determine total and differential cell counts and epithelial cell shedding. To determine the effects of inhibiting iNOS, a group of animals was treated with I400W in addition to being exposed to Cl, (400 ppm) for 5 minutes and studied 24 h after 0, exposure. Maximal inflammatory response to Cl, was observed 24 h after CI, expos... and was characterized by increased BAL total cell counts (n=6; p<0.001), granulocytes (n=6;p<0.002), macrophages (n=6;p<0.001) and epithelial cells (n=6;pSubjects:Keywords:ISSN:1073-449XDocument Type:Funding:Genre:CIO:Topic:Location:Volume:165Issue:8NIOSHTIC Number:nn:20023021Citation:Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2002 Apr; 165(8)(Suppl):A522CAS Registry Number:Federal Fiscal Year:2002NORA Priority Area:Performing Organization:Hospital du Sacre-Coeur, Montreal, QuebecPeer Reviewed:FalseStart Date:19990930Source 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:20021229Collection(s):Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:e3b0592c452b2dc715e413161454a55aadab50bded9b7edb8c3a81495e2358188af7fca236f76e63136a4b242dc95c339c052d6b9104f70babc6b77077b5afb5Download URL:File Type:
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