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Synchrotron microradiography study on acute lung injury of mouse caused by PM2.5 aerosols
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Synchrotron microradiography study on acute lung injury of mouse caused by PM2.5 aerosols

Yongpeng Tong, Guilin Zhang, Yan Li, Mingguan Tan, Wei Wang, Jianmin Chen, Yeukuang Hwu, Pei-Chebg Hsu, Jung Ho Je, Giorgio Margaritondo, …
European Journal of Radiology, 卷.58(2), 頁碼.266-272
05/2006
PMID: 16427755

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FeSO4 Lung injury PM2.5 Synchrotron microradiography ZnSO4 Radiology Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
In order to investigate FeSO <sub>4</sub> , ZnSO <sub>4</sub> (the two of main metal compositions of Shanghai PM <sub>2.5</sub> (particle matter with those aerodynamical diameter <2.5 μm)) effects on acute lung injury, six solutions contained PM <sub>2.5</sub> aerosol particles, FeSO <sub>4</sub> , ZnSO <sub>4</sub> and their mixtures were instilled intratracheally into mouse lungs for experiment. By 2 days after instillation, the live mice were checked in vivo by synchrotron refractive index microradiography. In addition after extracted and examined by dissection, the right lobes of lung were fixed by formalin, then imaged by synchrotron microradiography again. Corresponding parts of those lung tissues were embedded in paraffin for histopathologic study. The synchrotron X-ray microradiographs of live mouse lung showed different lung texture changes after instilled with different toxic solutions. Hemorrhage points in lung were observed more from those mice instilled by FeSO <sub>4</sub> contained toxin solutions groups. Bronchial epithelial hyperplasia can be observed in ZnSO <sub>4</sub> contained solution-instilled groups from histopathologic analysis. It was found that the acute lung injury of mice caused by solution of PM <sub>2.5</sub> + FeSO <sub>4</sub> + ZnSO <sub>4</sub> was more serious than other toxin solutions. Results suggested that FeSO <sub>4</sub> mainly induced hemorrhage and ZnSO <sub>4</sub> mainly induced inflammation and bronchiolar epithelial hyperplasia in the early toxicological effects of PM <sub>2.5</sub> . © 2005 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.

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