Commercial cigarettes are manufactured using automated machinery that blends flue-cured Virginia and Burley leaves, treats them with flavor casings, shreds them into fine cuts, and packs them tightly inside paper tubes equipped with cellulose acetate filters
Other metals in tobacco smoke, such as chromium, nickel, iron, and copper can indirectly impact the antioxidant defense system by undergoing redox cycling, while in the presence of H 2 O 2 , thereby producing an additional burden of ROS [35, 36, 40]
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