disease |
Acute Sulfur Mustard Exposure |
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paper link |
https://doi.org/10.1006/taap.1996.0270
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reference vancouver |
Sawyer TW, Lundy PM, Weiss MT. Protective effect of an inhibitor of nitric oxide synthase on sulphur mustard toxicity in vitro. Toxicology and applied pharmacology. 1996;141(1):138-44 |
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type of study |
in vitro |
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info_type_of_study |
- |
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organism |
Chicken |
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info_organism |
Primary cultures of chick embryo neurons were initiated from 8-day old embryos |
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sample type |
Nerve |
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info_sample_type |
- |
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variable_name |
Protective effects of L-NAME pre- and post-treatment against HD toxicity in neuron cultures |
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official symbol |
Protection against Sulfur mustard |
Protection against Sulfur mustard refers to the evaluation of measures or interventions that can mitigate the toxic effects of exposure to sulfur mustard, a chemical warfare agent known for its damaging effects on various biological systems |
info official symbol |
LC50 values and then normalized against control values |
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variable category |
Phenotype |
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sign of difference id |
UP |
Upregulated/Increased |
experimental design id |
Case-Control |
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case |
Acute Sulfur Mustard Exposure |
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info case |
HD exposure 1 hr after 10-raM L-NAME pretreatment. No subsequent medium change |
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case count |
0 |
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control |
Acute Sulfur Mustard Exposure |
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info_control |
HD exposure followed 1 hr later by aspiration of the treatment medium and feeding with fresh medium |
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control count |
0 |
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technique |
NM |
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p value |
<0.01 |
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confidence interval |
- |
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year of publication |
1996 |
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correspond name |
T. W. SAWYER |
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email |
nm@gmail.com |
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