… sources could increase systemic inflammation in older adults. These findings may explain
the cardiopulmonary effects of specific particulate chemical constituents of urban air pollution. …

… The induction of a low-grade systemic inflammatory state is a plausible mechanistic pathway.
… exposure to particulate matter (PM) and high traffic with systemic inflammatory markers. …

… variations in fine particulate matter have been linked to systemic inflammatory responses. It
… Exposure included particle number (PN) and particulate matter mass concentration with an …

… Systemic inflammation is considered one of the key mechanisms in the development of
cardiovascular diseases induced by fine particulate matter … adjusting for PM 2.5 mass and/or their …

… of various fine particulate matter (PM 2.5 ) components on inflammatory cytokines and DNA
… 2.5 mass, five of them were observed to have stronger influences on inflammatory biomarkers…

… Particle number concentration and fine particle (particles with aerodynamic diameters <2.5…
thoracic particle (particles with aerodynamic diameters <10μm (PM 10 )) mass concentration …

… stress and inflammation are considered to be important pathways leading to particulate matter
(PM)-… We calculated the correlations between OP measurements and PM mass and metal …

… It was previously demonstrated that in vitro exposure to fine particulate matter (aerodynamic …
local high TNF-α level but not systemic pro-inflammatory factors. Taken together, the present …

… systematic inflammation and coagulation, but their roles varied by the selected biomarkers.
… total mass. We found that they were independently associated with inflammatory biomarkers, …

… with a mass … particle-induced increase in morbidity and mortality are unclear. Seaton and
colleagues postulated that the inhalation of fine particles provokes a low-grade inflammatory …