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Diesel Exhaust-Induced miR-133b-3p Downregulation and CTGF -Linked Hippo Pathway Inactivation Promote ECM Remodeling and Inflammation in Mouse Lungs

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By Anshu Gautam, Ekta Nagar, Naresh Singh
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Diesel exhaust (DE) is a widespread pollutant impacting the population worldwide (Sydbom et al. 2001). Among its components, particulate matter (PM) penetrates deeply into the lungs, initiating inflammation and carcinogenesis (Aquilina and Harrison 2023; Steiner et al. 2016). Studies have linked DE exposure to pulmonary disorders (Neophytou et al. 2024). However, recent evidence associated PM exposure with increased risk of cancer progression (Chen et al. 2024).
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Remote ischemic conditioning mitigates diesel exhaust-induced pulmonary fibrosis by alleviating pulmonary inflammation and fibrogenesis

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By Swati Kumari, Kanika Singh, Krishna Kumar G, Rohit Kumar, Rani Kumari, Ekta Nagar, Naveen Arora, Vishal Bansal, Aastha Mishra, Kaushlendra Mishra, Abhishek Parihar
| Nature Verified
Abstract Remote ischemic conditioning (RIC), a promising non-pharmacological strategy, mitigates ischemia-reperfusion injury in multiple conditions. However, its potential as a therapeutic strategy in pulmonary fibrosis (PF), which is associated with poor survival outcomes and limited pharmacotherapies, remains unexplored. Thus, the present study aimed to explore the therapeutic utility of RIC in a diesel exhaust (DE)-induced mouse model recapitulating PF pathology.
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Sardar Patel wanted to unite entire Kashmir with India, Nehru did not allow it: PM Modi

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By Ekta Nagar
| Early Times Jammu
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