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Given that memory B cells reportedly posed a long-term threat to allograft survival and that CS increased class-switched memory B cells in peripheral blood of current smokers and IgG+ memory B cells in the lung of COPD patients (36, 37), we propose that CS prevents allograft tolerance induction via enhancing either cross-reactive or allospecific B cell memory

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Regulatory cloud hangs over e-cigarette revolution The electronic cigarette is seducing Europe and America, luring millions away from traditional tar-depositing tobacco with a battery-powered alternative that claims to be satisfying and harmless.And while many smokers have swapped tobacco for a plastic gadget that emits a vapour inhaled like smoke, the "e-cig" faces a threat in Brussels and Washington, where policymakers fret it exploits a legal grey zone.The e-cig claims to mimic the look, feel and flavour of the real thing -- minus its tar, ash, smoke and most of its toxins.The gadget contains a liquid that is heated and inhaled as a vapour

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