Genetic susceptibility to asthma increases the vulnerability to indoor air pollution
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Anke Hüls
AV
Aneesa Vanker
DG
Diane Gray
Abstract
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PM<sub>10</sub> and maternal smoking exposures were associated with reduced lung function, with a higher susceptibility for infants with an adverse genetic predisposition for asthma that also depended on the infant's ancestry.
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