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- 2019
Nanoparticle exposure driven circulating bioactive peptidome causes systemic inflammation and vascular dysfunctionDOI: 10.1186/s12989-019-0304-6 Keywords: MWCNT, Nanomaterial, Lung, Peptidome, MMP, Mass spectrometry, Carbon nanotubes, Inflammation, Vascular dysfunction, Thrombospondin, Nanoparticles Abstract: MWCNT-responsive peptidome exhibited correlatory abundance between BALF and serum. The complex molecular response 4-h after MWCNT exposure within enriched-peptide fractions was assessed by mass spectrometry in animal-paired BALF and serum specimens. a Overlapping factors (1712) included 613 measures detected exclusively or 259 lost entirely from fluids in response to MWCNT exposure relative to DM control treatment with the remainder found modulated by exposure. b Volcano plots depicting the fold-change and significance level between MWCNT exposed and DM control animals for measures from the enriched-peptide fraction found across BALF and serum, p adjusted to a 5% FDR. c Linear regression plots of mass spectral intensity measures between animal-paired BALF and serum specimens. Plotted are those peptide measures that reached the 5% FDR significance level. The regression line and 95% confidence interval are show as solid and dashed lines, respectively. All data were generated using matched BALF and serum from n =?6 replicate exposures per dos
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