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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"e-liquids"”.

  1. The effect of e-liquids and electronic cigarette vapour extract (ECVE) on key respiratory pathogens

    … from this study have shown that neat e-liquids can reduce bacterial viability with particular flavours causing significant reductions in bacterial viability. It was found that e-liquids contained numerous chemical compounds some of which had antimicrobial properties. The greater the …

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  2. Evaluation of small extracellular vesicular microRNAs as biomarkersfor exposure of nicotine and E-liquids on human lung cells

    Nicotine intake and E-Cigarette or vaping product use-associated lung injury (EVALI) can cause pulmonary disease with damaging health effects. In this study, we explored miRNAs from small extracellular vesicles (sEVs) for nicotine and E-liquid-associated biomarkers. We investigated miRNAs using NGS …

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  3. Identifying vaping hazards through the evaluation of exposure methods and cell culture models for e-liquid mixtures.

    … have been made to identify the chemicals in e liquids that induce toxicity. Due to the complexity of e-cigarettes, there is a continued need to implement interdisciplinary approaches for hazard identification of vaping toxicity, namely the evaluation of exposure methods and in vitro model …

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  4. Determination of the Profile of New Psychoactive Substances Among Users from the Homeless Population: A Mixed-Methods Approach.

    … SCRAs in different matrices including herbal, e-liquids and paper. The variable effects experienced upon SCRAs use further flagged their unknown purity. This was further explored in the Twitter study that reported variable effects experienced to drugs in different geographical area. Subsequently, …

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