borderline significantP = 0.08
Twelve weeks of smoke exposure led to a borderline significant increase in CHOP levels ( P = 0.08), observed by Western blot ( Figures 4A and B ).
Twelve weeks of smoke exposure led to a borderline significant increase in CHOP levels ( P = 0.08), observed by Western blot ( Figures 4A and B ).
Cigarette smoke exposure and CHOP in guinea pig lungs Following our observations of a possible trend towards an increase in CHOP expression in mouse lungs following cigarette smoke, we determined the influence of cigarette smoke on CHOP expression in an additional animal model.