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Human exposure to oxides of nitrogen at ambient and supra-ambient concentrations
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“…Of the nitrogen oxides, nitrogen dioxide is the most important with regard to human exposure. The major contribution of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide is from the combustion of fossil fuels and emissions from motor vehicles [4]. Indoor exposure of nitrogen dioxide can occur through the use of gas stoves and heaters, including kerosene space heaters.…”
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“…NO occurs naturally in the bloodstream and has essential physiological functions in the human body, including acting as a vasodilator and signalling molecule. Blood concentrations above what is considered normal trigger inflammatory responses [35][36][37][38][39].…”
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“…These byproducts damage DNA leading to carcinogenesis processes as well as chronic inflammation. Another NO reaction byproduct is superoxide nitrates, strong oxidizers responsible for inflammation and lipid peroxidation, with subsequent damage to cells and tissues throughout the body [35][36][37][38][39].…”
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“…Of the nitrogen oxides, nitrogen dioxide is the most important with regard to human exposure. The major contribution of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide is from the combustion of fossil fuels and emissions from motor vehicles [4]. Indoor exposure of nitrogen dioxide can occur through the use of gas stoves and heaters, including kerosene space heaters.…”
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“…NO occurs naturally in the bloodstream and has essential physiological functions in the human body, including acting as a vasodilator and signalling molecule. Blood concentrations above what is considered normal trigger inflammatory responses [35][36][37][38][39].…”
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“…These byproducts damage DNA leading to carcinogenesis processes as well as chronic inflammation. Another NO reaction byproduct is superoxide nitrates, strong oxidizers responsible for inflammation and lipid peroxidation, with subsequent damage to cells and tissues throughout the body [35][36][37][38][39].…”
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“…Of the nitrogen oxides, nitrogen dioxide is the most important with regard to human exposure. The major contribution of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide is from the combustion of fossil fuels and emissions from motor vehicles [4]. Indoor exposure of nitrogen dioxide can occur through the use of gas stoves and heaters, including kerosene space heaters.…”
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“…NO occurs naturally in the bloodstream and has essential physiological functions in the human body, including acting as a vasodilator and signalling molecule. Blood concentrations above what is considered normal trigger inflammatory responses [35][36][37][38][39].…”
Section: Physical Health Impacts Of No X
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confidence: 99%
“…These byproducts damage DNA leading to carcinogenesis processes as well as chronic inflammation. Another NO reaction byproduct is superoxide nitrates, strong oxidizers responsible for inflammation and lipid peroxidation, with subsequent damage to cells and tissues throughout the body [35][36][37][38][39].…”
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