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98 related items for PubMed ID: 21358039

  • 1. Evidence for sensory effects of a 1D organic conductor under gas exposure.
    Pyshkin O, Kamarchuk G, Yeremenko A, Kravchenko A, Pospelov A, Alexandrov Y, Faulques E.
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  • 13. Does breath carbon monoxide measure nicotine dependence?
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  • 15. Effect of maximal dynamic exercise on exhaled ethane and carbon monoxide levels in human, equine, and canine athletes.
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  • 17. An evaluation of the contributions by fresh gas flow rate, carbon dioxide concentration and desflurane partial pressure to carbon monoxide concentration during low fresh gas flows to a circle anaesthetic breathing system.
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  • 18. An evaluation of Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy for detecting organic solvents in expired breath.
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  • 19. Breath carbon monoxide concentration in cigarette and bidi smokers in India.
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  • 20. A quantitative evaluation of spurious results in the infrared spectroscopic measurement of CO2 isotope ratios.
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