Increased oxygen reactive species and decreased antioxidant molecules in the blood of travertine wworkers.

D. Selvaggio; A. Petrone; Luigi Colacicco; Mariarita Andreani; Emiliana Meleo; M. L. Gozzo; Flaminio Mormile; G. Ciappi

Increased oxygen reactive species and decreased antioxidant molecules in the blood of travertine wworkers.

D. Selvaggio, A. Petrone, Luigi Colacicco, Mariarita Andreani, Emiliana Meleo, M. L. Gozzo, Flaminio Mormile, G. Ciappi

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Glutathione in the reduced form was found reduced in the blood of travertine male workers. This finding was mirrored by increased levers of circulating reactive species, suggesting the presence of systemic inflammation in these workers exposed to the inhalation of high amounts of calcium carbonate dust.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	836-836
Number of pages	1
Journal	American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
Volume	24
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

glutathione
occupational COPD
oxidative stress

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Increased oxygen reactive species and decreased antioxidant molecules in the blood of travertine wworkers.

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