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MAY 27 , 2008 |
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| A New Way to Look at Lung Cancer and Tobacco Carcinogens | ||
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Chemical intermediate causes formation of reactive oxygen species in second indirect pathway connecting polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to lung cancer Image Courtesy: Trevor Penning, PhD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Download higher-resolution version (251 KB, JPEG, 72 DPI) |
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