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vol. 2 no. 91 ec324

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Nancy R. Gough

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06 October 2009

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Nicotine Irritation

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Science Signaling06 Oct 2009 : ec324

Treatments to stop smoking contain nicotine at concentrations sufficient to activate TRPA1 channels, which contribute to irritation.

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Nicotine Irritation

By Nancy R. Gough

Science Signaling06 Oct 2009 : ec324

Treatments to stop smoking contain nicotine at concentrations sufficient to activate TRPA1 channels, which contribute to irritation.

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