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In utero Smoke Exposure and Maternal and Infant GST Genes on Airway Responsiveness and Lung Function In Infancy
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 10/28/09
Murdzoska J et al. – GST genes may be especially important during fetal development as they may modify, through proficient detoxification, the effects of in utero maternal smoke exposure on AR in infants.
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