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AhR Agonistic Components in Urban Particulate Matter Regulate Astrocytic Activation and Function.

Environmental science & technology - 12 Mar 2024

Zhang Yuzhu, Pei Yao, Sun Yumiao, Yang Xiaoxi, Liang Jiefeng, Yin Zhipeng, Liu Qian S, Zhou Qunfang, Jiang Guibin

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Exposure to atmospheric particulate matter (PM) has been found to accelerate the onset of neurological disorders via the induction of detrimental neuroinflammatory responses. To reveal how astrocytes respond to urban atmospheric PM stimulation, a commercially available standard reference material (SRM1648a) was tested in this study on the activation of rat cortical astrocytes. The results showed that SRM1648a...

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PMID: 38430186
DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.4c00237

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