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Nasal epithelium as a sentinel for airborne environmental pollution
L. Calderon-Garciduenas
, A. Rodriguez-Alcaraz
, A. Villarreal-Calderon
, O. Lyght
, D. Janszen
, K. T. Morgan
Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Romero de Terreros
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Medicine and Dentistry
Urban Population
75%
Squamous Metaplasia
50%
Basal Cell
50%
Dysplasia
50%
Cell Hyperplasia
50%
Atmospheric Aerosols
50%
Epistaxis
50%
Biopsy Technique
50%
Malignant Neoplasm
25%
Long Term Exposure
25%
Volunteer
25%
Drug Mixture
25%
Nasal Biopsy
25%
Conditioning
25%
Air Toxics
25%
Turbinate
25%
Cilium
25%
Goblet Cell
25%
Lower Respiratory Tract
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
P53
100%
Urban Population
75%
Particulate Matter
50%
Neovascularization (Pathology)
50%
Basal Cell
50%
Turbinate
25%
Squamous Cell
25%
Squamous Epithelium
25%
Goblet Cell
25%
Cilium
25%
Lower Respiratory Tract
25%
Nose Airflow
25%
Conditioning
25%
Nose
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Protein P53
100%
Dysplasia
75%
Respiratory Tract
50%
Epistaxis
50%
Cell Hyperplasia
50%
Squamous Cell Metaplasia
50%
Neovascularization (Pathology)
50%
Nose Obstruction
25%
Malignant Neoplasm
25%
Long Term Exposure
25%
Aldehyde
25%