ETS Exposure and Genetics: Youth at Risk for CV Disease

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Smoke 100%
2. Tobacco 89%
3. Cotinine 40%
4. Nicotine 31%
5. Blood Pressure 26%
6. Gene-Environment Interaction 25%
7. Biotransformation 24%
8. National Institute of Nursing Research (U.S.) 19%
9. Cytochrome P-450 CYP1A1 13%
10. Body Size 12%
11. Environmental Exposure 11%
12. Non-Smokers 10%
13. Health Promotion 10%
14. Genetic Variation 10%
15. Vasodilation 10%
16. Vascular Resistance 9%
17. African Americans 9%
18. Endothelium 9%
19. Genes 8%
20. Hand 7%
21. Chronic Disease 7%
22. Cardiovascular Diseases 7%
23. Public Health 7%
24. Databases 6%
25. Phenotype 6%
26. Health 5%