Reminder: Toxicologists Link Household Bacteria to Asthma w/ Video

ScienceDaily () -- Scientists have found that chemicals called endotoxins can inflame airways and trigger asthma. Endotoxins are shed by bacteria in household dust. Experts say better home hygiene, washing bed linens in hot water at least once a week, and using allergen-prevention pillow cases and mattress covers can reduce the risk of asthma attacks.

Toxicologists Link Household Bacteria to Asthma w/ Video
 

CiteULike: Hyperammonemia acts synergistically with lipopolysaccharide in inducing changes in cerebral hemodynamics in rats anaesthetised with pentobarbital.

"the synergistic effect of NH(3) and LPS seems mediated by other amiloride-sensitive-ion-pathways in the BBB than the Na(+)/H(+) exchanger."

CiteULike: Hyperammonemia acts synergistically with lipopolysaccharide in inducing changes in cerebral hemodynamics in rats anaesthetised with pentobarbital.: "Pedersen, H. R., Ring-Larsen, H., Olsen, N. V. V., and Larsen, F. S. S. (2007). Hyperammonemia acts synergistically with lipopolysaccharide in inducing changes in cerebral hemodynamics in rats anaesthetised with pentobarbital. Journal of hepatology, 47(2):245-252."

Hydrogen Sulfide, Cigarette Smoke, Endotoxin and Particulate Matter -- The Toxic Effects They Have In Common!

Hydrogen Sulfide, Cigarette Smoke, Endotoxin and Particulate Matter -- The Toxic Effects They Have In Common!: "Different chemicals have different modes of toxicity which can possibly reduces or be additive or potentiate the effects of the others and alter other metabolic processes such as insulin release and activities of Nrf2 cell signaling. Take four example the four toxicants endotoxin, hydrogen sulfide (H2S), cigarette smoke and particulate matter that are all common in the environment and can cause"