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Electronic cigarettes: The nicotyrine hypothesis
Aaron Abramovitz
, Amy McQueen
, Raul E. Martinez
,
Brent J. Williams
, Walton Sumner
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Electronic Cigarettes
100%
Nicotine
85%
CYP2A6
57%
Cytochrome P450 (CYP450)
42%
Smoking Cessation Intervention
28%
Airway
28%
Nicotine Content
28%
Cotinine
28%
E-liquid
28%
Pharmacokinetics
14%
Tobacco Control
14%
Liver
14%
Smokers
14%
Nicotine Dependence
14%
Electronic Cigarette Use
14%
Nicotine Metabolism
14%
Aerosolized
14%
Nicotine Delivery
14%
Trans-3′-hydroxycotinine
14%
Nicotine Withdrawal
14%
Nicotine Clearance
14%
Enzyme Inhibitors
14%
Metabolic Products
14%
Enzyme Substrates
14%
CYP2A13
14%
Nicotine Delivery Devices
14%
Vapers
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
CYP2A6
100%
Smoking Cessation
75%
Cytochrome P450
75%
Enzyme
50%
Cotinine
50%
Metabolic Pathway
25%
Enzyme Inhibitor
25%
Pharmacokinetics
25%
Enzyme Substrate
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Electronic Cigarette
100%
CYP2A6
57%
Cytochrome P450 2A
42%
Cotinine
28%
Withdrawal Syndrome
14%
Tobacco Dependence
14%
Enzyme Inhibitor
14%
Pharmacokinetics
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Cytochrome P450
100%
Airway
66%
Pharmacokinetics
33%
Enzyme Substrate
33%