Comparison of serum C reactive protein in middle-aged smoker and non-smokers males
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Comparison of serum C reactive protein in middle-aged smoker and non-smokers males
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The objective of present study was to compare serum C Reactive Protein (CRP) between smoker and none-smoker men. For this purpose, venous blood samples were collected after a overnight fast in order to measuring serum CRP in eighteen middle-aged non-trained males and eighteen none-smoker males matched for age (42.8 ± 8.3 years of old) and BMI (30.63 ± 3.3 kg/m2) participated in this study by accidentally samples. Independent sample T-test was used to compare the serum levels of CRP between two groups. Serum level of CRP was significantly higher in smoker group when compared with non-smoker subjects (median 2131 ± 211 Vs 1670 ± 313 ng/dl; P value = 0.021). Based on this data, we can point to the presence of systemic inflammation in smokers that is also associated with airway inflammation in these subjects probably.
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Behbudi Laleh, Kaboli Mohamadzaman, Jafari Talat, Ferizadeh Abbas (2013), Comparison of serum C reactive protein in middle-aged smoker and non-smokers males; IJB, V3, N3, March, P164-169
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