Cigarette-Smoke- and Age-Dependent Oxidative Stress Effects in Rats

Meisgen, Thomas; Roemer, Ewald; Conroy, Lynda L.; Hostens, Jeroen; Vasquez, Marie; Humeny, Andreas; Moehring, Michaela; Schlage, Walter K.; Kasper, Michael

doi:10.2478/cttr-2014-0014

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