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On the cover: Human civilization has been boosted by the development of chemistry, from fire-using to artificial fuels and chemicals. The advancement of chemistry brings us closer than ever to the nature of microscopic universe. Now, chemists are playing a critical role to develop green energy and intelligent materials. For a bright future of humanity, more and more breakthroughs in chemical technology are needed. |
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The mechanism of ozone changes cardiopulmonary function is unclear. |
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Position: Home > issue > February 28, 2021 Volume 2, Issue 1 |
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Cardiorespiratory Effects of Indoor Ozone Exposure Associated with Changes in Metabolic Profiles among Children: A Repeated-Measure Panel Study |
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Author: Shan Liu, Qingyu Huang, Xi Zhang, Wei Dong, Wenlou Zhang, Shaowei Wu, Di Yang, Bingru Nan, Jie Zhang, Heqing Shen, Xinbiao Guo, Furong Deng |
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Graphical Abstract
Ozone is one of the major gaseous pollutants associated with short-term adverse cardiopulmonary effects, even at concentrations below the current indoor air quality limits. However, the underlying biological mechanisms of cardiorespiratory changes with exposure to ozone remain unclear. To further explore molecular linkages between indoor ozone exposure and relevant cardiorespiratory effects, a repeated-measure panel study including 46 schoolchildren was conducted and real-time exposure measurements including ozone were performed inside classrooms every weekday during the study period.

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