Condition: Healthy · Sponsor: Marek Lommatzsch
The study investigates the effect of acute smoking and time of day on blood eosinophils in chronic smokers. Chronic cigarette smokers without chronic respiratory diseases smoking at least 8 cigarettes per day and never-smoking controls are examined. Blood eosinophil counts and surface molecules are measured at 8 and 12 am in both groups. In smokers, two measurements are performed (at least 4 weeks apart): one measurement with no smoking between 8 and 12 am, and another measurement with smoking of 8 cigarettes between 8 and 12 am.
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Marek Prof. Lommatzsch, Prof. · +49-381-494-7461 · marek.lommatzsch@med.uni-rostock.de
Johann C. Virchow, Prof. · +49-381-494-7461
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