Acute Cigarette Smoking Decreases Whole Blood Filterability in vivo without Evidence of Intravascular Oxidant Stress

Drost, EM; Selby, C; Bridgeman, MME; Dawkes, R; Macnee, W

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EM Drost

Unit of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, City Hospital, Greenbank Drive, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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Unit of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, City Hospital, Greenbank Drive, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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MME Bridgeman

Unit of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, City Hospital, Greenbank Drive, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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R Dawkes

Unit of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, City Hospital, Greenbank Drive, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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