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Origin and Emission of Volatile Biomarkers in Breath: End-tidal Perspective

Ruzsanyi et al., 2022

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15061741639140040627
Author
Ruzsanyi V
Lochmann F
Jürschik S
Mochalski P
Unterkofler K
Mayhew C
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The volatile organic compound (VOC) composition of exhaled breath is complex and determined by many internal and external factors, such as metabolic, inflammatory and oxidative stress processes and environmental conditions, respectively. 1 Nearly 1500 trace …
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