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Furthermore, we found that e-cigs damage DNA not only at chromosomal level in peripheral blood, such as strand breaks in leucocytes and micronuclei formation in reticulocytes, but also at gene level such as point mutations in urine

In adolescent C57BL/6J mice (human equivalents aged 1218 years), the effect of a strawberry additive in e-liquids on nicotine reward and exposure was examined