Protein thiol oxidation in the rat lung following e-cigarette exposure
Juan Wang, Charles Ansong(National Institutes of Health), Matthew McGraw(University of Rochester Medicine), David Chalupa(University of Rochester), Guanqiao Feng(Texas Tech University), Weijun Qian(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), So-Young Kim(University of Rochester Medicine), Carl J. Johnston(University of Rochester Medicine), Matthew Gaffrey(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Tong Zhang(University Health Network)
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