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It can damage liver function, leading to inflammation and scarring of the liver, which can increase the risk of developing liver cancer

This condition has comprehensive health impacts, including weakened immune function and severe withdrawal complications

MS/MS spectra were searched for signals of the doubly charged deacetylated N-terminal peptide of the TMV wild-type CP at m/z 996.4875 and the acetylated N-terminal peptide at m/z 1017.4927, respectively at m/z 1032.0097 for deacetylated and m/z 1053.0113 for doubly charged acetylated N-terminal TMV_CP VLP and TMV_CP-OAS VLP CP using Freestyle 1.8 Software (ThermoFisher Scientific)

By the invariance of the odds ratio, this also tells us that the odds of being a regular smoker (rather than not) are almost 10 times higher for those with lung cancer