Sentence examples for biogenic substances from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the adverse airway alterations caused by exposure to biogenic substances may be enhanced by coexposure to ozone.

Little is known about the interaction of exposures to biogenic substances and common air pollutants, such as ozone or airborne particulate matter.

Many more studies are needed to fully elucidate the potential risk to human health from coexposure to air pollutants and airborne biogenic substances.

In this paper we present nanocrystalline boron-doped diamond nanoelectrode arrays (BDD-NEAs) for the low-level detection of biogenic substances such as dopamine (DA) without the need for a selective membrane.

Furthermore, airborne biogenic substances such as pollens, bacteria, fungi, and microbial toxins often coexist with common air pollutants in the ambient air, and when inhaled may also cause specific adverse effects on the respiratory tract.

The 4-TFMBAO fluorogenic reagent selectively reacted with the orotic acid product at 80 °C for 4 min in the presence of K3[Fe CN 6] and K2CO3 (pH 10 12), and provided a strong FL compound for orotic acid, but not for the large amount of DHO substrate or other biogenic substances such as nucleobases, nucleosides, nucleotides, amino acids, vitamins, or sugars22.

One such biogenic substance, bacterial endotoxin, is a potent stimulus of airway inflammation and is commonly found in domestic, agricultural, and industrial settings.

Results from these studies indicate that the ozone-induced epithelial and inflammatory responses in laboratory rodents may be markedly enhanced by coexposure to an inhaled biogenic substance.

It was shown by the numerical calculations that the increase of the dilution rate in without recycle ecosystems leads to increase of the net primary production up to the maximum value corresponding to the two-link trophic chain (biogenic substance and producer) and then, to gradually decrease.

In the last few years, we have performed a series of in vivo studies using laboratory rodents that examined how airway surface epithelial cells are altered by coexposure to ozone and a biogenic substance, either bacterial endotoxin or a commonly used experimental aeroallergen (ovalbumin).

The residual concentration of biogenic limiting substances monotone increases.