Publications by authors named "A Schulzelutum"
Int J Oncol
December 1994
Article Synopsis
- The study filtered cigarette smoke using a Cambridge glass fiber filter that removed 99.9% of tar and aerosol, then diluted it with air.
- Exposure of the murine L929 cell line to this smoke showed significant effects, including nuclear accumulation of p53, DNA fragmentation, and increased reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) levels.
- After just 1 minute of exposure, p53 levels peaked around 20 hours later, indicating potential DNA damage and risk of cell transformation, despite the smoke being heavily diluted.
