Ishizaki et al., 1996 - Google Patents
Effect of probucol, an oral hypocholesterolaemic agent, on acute tobacco smoke inhalation in ratsIshizaki et al., 1996
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- 8663256325596902884
- Author
- Ishizaki T
- Kishi Y
- Sasaki F
- Ameshima S
- Nakai T
- Miyabo S
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- Publication venue
- Clinical Science
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1. We hypothesized that probucol, an oral hypocholesterolaemic agent, can suppress the oxidant stress induced by acute tobacco smoke inhalation in rats. We determined lung tissue glutathione (reduced and oxidized), lipid peroxide, tocopherol and plasma elastase …
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