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Aryl-hydrocarbon receptor in smooth muscle cells protects against dioxin-induced atherosclerosis
BackgroundDioxins are persistent environmental pollutants found in industrial emissions, tobacco smoke, and air pollution. Chronic exposure is associated with cardiovascular disease, but how dioxins act within the vessel wall to promote atherosclerosis remains unclear. We aimed to determine how diox
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