A low vitamin A status increases the susceptibility to cigarette smoke-induced lung emphysema in C57BL/6J mice

Keyphrases

• Lung 100%
• C57BL 100%
• Cigarette Smoking 100%
• Emphysema 100%
• Vitamin A Status 100%
• Retinyl Palmitate 80%
• Vitamin A 60%
• Retinol Palmitate 60%
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 40%
• Liver 40%
• Smoke Exposure 40%
• Lung Damage 40%
• Retinol 40%
• Lung Lobes 40%
• High Prevalence 20%
• All-trans Retinoic Acid 20%
• Dietary Exposure 20%
• Human Population 20%
• Airway 20%
• Treatment Group 20%
• Inflammatory Cells 20%
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Patient 20%
• Antioxidant Capacity 20%
• Feed Intake 20%
• Major Player 20%
• Chronic Airway Inflammation 20%
• Left Lung 20%
• Room Air 20%
• Retinoids 20%
• Smoking Prevalence 20%
• Exposure to Cigarette Smoke 20%
• Mean Linear Intercept 20%
• Purified Diet 20%
• Control of Breathing 20%
• Storage Organs 20%
• Right Lung 20%
• Air-breathing 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• C57BL 6 Mouse 100%
• Cigarette Smoke 100%
• Lung Emphysema 100%
• Retinol 100%
• Retinol Palmitate 70%
• Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease 30%
• Lead Poisoning 10%
• Nonoxynol-9 10%
• Antioxidant Capacity 10%
• Prevalence 10%
• Retinoic Acid 10%
• Respiratory Tract Inflammation 10%
• Retinoid 10%
• Treatment Group 10%