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12.9.1 Labelling of tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide yields of Australian cigarettes in the past It was previously believed that the harms caused by cigarettes could be reduced if the amount of tar and chemicals such as nicotine and carbon monoxide per cigarette were reduced

The higher leaf accumulation of Fe in CR60 than Y87 (Figure 1B) might be attributed to higher expression of IRT1 in roots of CR60 than Y87 during Fe starvation (Figure 5B), which contributed to greater tolerance to iron deficiency stress in CR60 compared with Y87

Each 2-s puff of an e-cigarette delivers 6.25 10 10 ultrafine particles into the airways, raising concerns about long-term particulate exposure in adolescent users (38)

Yet, even without full inhalation, nicotine in cigars can still reach impressive levels, especially for regular cigar smokers compared to those who smoke only occasionally

Teeth can be whitened, but it depends on how much staining has occurred