Experiments conducted using cigarette smoke condensate, as reported by Crane-Godreau et al. (2009), may prove especially useful in characterizing the effects of complex mixtures of cigarette smoke components on placental cells.
Then one morning, I felt the difference, literally: a mixture of piss, cigarette smoke, and exhaust pipes savagely attacked my nostrils on the rue Marcadet.
A "spliff" normally refers to a cigarette mixture of tobacco and marijuana.
With a solvent-infused cotton swab, he strips away years and years of grime usually a mixture of dirt, kitchen grease, cigarette smoke, and car pollution.
Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) consists of a mixture of smoke produced by the burning of cigarettes and the smoke directly exhaled by smokers.
ETS exposure comprises a mixture of sidestream smoke from burning cigarettes and mainstream smoke exhaled by active smokers.
The sight of America clutching Bowie to its bosom is a strange and fabulous one, summed up by a picture of Elizabeth Taylor feeding him a cigarette – the perfect mixture of Hollywood glamour and English pop perversity.
Each cigarette contains a mixture of carcinogens, including the tobacco-specific nitrosamine NNK and a small dose of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) among others, along with tumor promoters and co-carcinogens [ 3, 4].
Second-hand smoke (SHS), a mixture of smog produced from a burning cigarette and exhaled smoke, contains thousands of chemical constituents, most of which are harmful and cause human diseases such as lung cancer and cardiovascular disease (Boyle and Maisonneuve 1995; Bronnum-Hansen 2000; De Cesaris et al. 1992; Haugen 2002; MacDougall et al. 1983).
'Smokeless cigarettes' are neither smokeless nor cigarettes, but complicated devices that release a mixture of chemicals from a heated tobacco substrate and can emit more carbon monoxide than a cigarette [ 15- 18].
