Cystathionine γ-lyase deficiency enhances airway reactivity and viral-induced disease in mice exposed to side-stream tobacco smoke

Keyphrases

• Viral 100%
• Airway Reactivity 100%
• Cystathionine Lyase 100%
• Tobacco Smoke 100%
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus 83%
• Wild Mice 33%
• Airway Hyperresponsiveness 33%
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection 33%
• Environmental Tobacco Smoke 33%
• Airway Disease 33%
• KO Mice 33%
• Physiological Function 16%
• Viral Replication 16%
• Inflammatory Cytokines 16%
• Gene-deficient Mice 16%
• Risk Factors 16%
• Lung 16%
• Airway 16%
• Neutrophils 16%
• Comorbidity 16%
• Lung Inflammation 16%
• Inflammatory Chemokines 16%
• Clinical Disease 16%
• Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke 16%
• Co-exposure 16%
• Respiratory Tract 16%
• Airway Obstruction 16%
• Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid 16%
• Cellular Inflammation 16%
• Methacholine Challenge 16%
• Exposure to Tobacco Smoke 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Cystathionine 100%
• Lyase 100%
• Diseases 100%
• Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus 83%
• Knockout Mouse 50%
• Wild Type Mouse 33%
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection 33%
• Respiratory Tract Allergy 33%
• Airway Obstruction 16%
• Inflammation 16%
• Cytokine 16%
• Chemokine 16%
• Respiratory Tract Disease 16%
• Respiratory Tract 16%
• Methacholine 16%
• Comorbidity 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus 100%
• Airway 100%
• Knockout Mouse 60%
• Wild Type Mouse 40%
• Respiratory Tract Allergy 40%
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection 40%
• Viral Replication 20%
• Chemokine 20%
• Pulmonary Inflammation 20%
• Neutrophil 20%
• Inflammatory Cytokine 20%
• Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid 20%
• Comorbidity 20%