Original contributionCigarette smoke inhibits oocyte cumulus complex pick-up by the oviduct in vitro independent of ciliary beat frequency☆
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2018, Reproductive ToxicologyCitation Excerpt :Tubal and endometrial functions appeared to be compromised by a cigarette smoking habit [3] with repercussions not only on the clinical pregnancy rate but also on the miscarriage and the ectopic pregnancy rates in smokers. Concerning the tubal function, cigarette smoking impacted the tubal ciliary quantity [67] and the ciliary beat frequency [68–70], suggesting a possible association between cigarette smoking and the risk of ectopic pregnancy. An obvious limitation of our research is that the considered studies, although satisfying the inclusion criteria, do not examine patients with a comparable age between the groups.
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2016, Toxicology in VitroCitation Excerpt :The car exposure chamber was closed but the lid and the three ports were not sealed to allow some ventilation. Marlboro Red cigarettes were puffed using ISO standards (2 s puffs × 35 ml puff volumes for 1 min) on a smoking machine as described previously (Knoll and Talbot, 1998; Knoll et al., 1995) using a MasterFlex peristaltic pump (Barnart Company, Barrington, IL, Model #7520-00) to generate sidestream smoke which entered the chamber through polyvinylchloride tubing (Cole Parmer MasterFlex Tygon) for 4 min/day (1 min every 2 h for 8 h) over a total of 30 days (Fig. 1B). This is equivalent to about 20 cigarettes being smoked in a car/day, assuming it takes about 10 min for a person to smoke one cigarette.
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This work was supported by Grants #4RT0081 and #6RT-0039 from the Tobacco Related Disease Research Program.