Autophagy changes in lung tissues of mice at 30 days after carbon black-metal ion co-exposure.
Cell proliferation
He W, Peng H, Ma J, Wang Q, Li A, Zhang J, Kong H, Li Q, Sun Y, Zhu Y.
Publication Overview
Key findings, Countstar context, and access to the original paper.
2020
Cell Counting & Viability
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Key Finding
The authors conclude that the damaged autophagy and lysosomal function, as well as physiological function, was repaired at 30 days after exposure of CBs-Ni. The findings provide a new idea for scientific assessment of the impact of fine particles on environment and human health, and useful information for the comprehensive treatment of air pollution.
Countstar Connection
The research used Countstar (model not specified) for cell-count assessment in the study's cell samples during growth assessment for the reported research.
