PM2.5-induced inflammation and lipidome alteration associated with the development of atherosclerosis based on a targeted lipidomic analysis
Abstract
Epidemiological studies have confirmed that PM2.5 could contribute to the development of atherosclerosis accompanied with lipids dysregulation. However, the lipids biomarkers involved in this progress remain largely unknown. In this study, a targeted lipidomic approach was used to find out the possible lipid biomarkers involved in the development of atherosclerosis after PM2.5 exposure or during a recovery period. Also, we assessed the...
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Title
PM2.5-induced inflammation and lipidome alteration associated with the development of atherosclerosis based on a targeted lipidomic analysis
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
136
Pages
105444 - 105444
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