Daizong Li
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Recent Articles
1.
Zhang J, Czerpaniak K, Huang L, Liu X, Cloud M, Unsinger J, et al.
Pain
. 2020 Feb;
161(6):1381-1398.
PMID: 32028334
Headache disorders are highly prevalent and debilitating, with limited treatment options. Previous studies indicate that many proinflammatory immune cells contribute to headache pathophysiology. Given the well-recognized role of regulatory T...
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Xiao Q, Li D, Liu H
Environ Monit Assess
. 2010 Jun;
175(1-4):315-9.
PMID: 20577797
A cell line (FG cells) derived from a gill of the flounder, Paralichthys olivaceus were used to determine the cytotoxic effects of nonylphenol (NP). Cytotoxicity was measured by three endpoint...
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Gensch E, Gallup M, Sucher A, Li D, Gebremichael A, Lemjabbar H, et al.
J Biol Chem
. 2004 Jul;
279(37):39085-93.
PMID: 15262961
In smokers' lungs, excessive mucus clogs small airways, impairing respiration and promoting recurrent infection. A breakthrough in understanding this pathology was the realization that smoke could directly stimulate mucin synthesis...
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Lemjabbar H, Li D, Gallup M, Sidhu S, Drori E, Basbaum C
J Biol Chem
. 2003 Apr;
278(28):26202-7.
PMID: 12711607
Cells dividing at the time of carcinogen exposure are at particular risk for neoplasia. Tobacco smoke contains numerous carcinogens, and we find that smoke, in the absence of exogenous growth...
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Basbaum C, Li D, Gensch E, Gallup M, Lemjabbar H
Novartis Found Symp
. 2003 Feb;
248:171-6; discussion 176-80, 277-82.
PMID: 12568494
Mucin, the major macromolecular component of mucus, is generally considered to be a protective substance. When overproduced in a variety of lung diseases, however, mucin gives rise to clinical problems...