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Effects of Oxygen Status on Endotoxemia Induced Inflammation and Hypoxia Inducible Factor-1α
Oxygen is a widely available gas that is cheap, easy to get and extensively used in medicine. From animal studies it has become apparent that increasing or lowering the degree of oxygen in the blood, the inflammatory response can be altered. We will investigate of this is also true in humans by increasing, lowering or keeping oxygen levels normal while giving healthy subjects a short inflammatory stimulus.
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