Monday, September 12, 2005
The unintended consequences of second-hand smoke...
Hamsters impacted by cigarette smoke
September 8, 2005 - Cnet.com
Hamsters exposed to cigarette smoke are significantly less likely to conceive, according to a recenty study from the University of California at Riverside. The researchers found that he microscopic hairs, or cilia, inside the oviduct, which transport eggs, cannot move it to where fertilization occurs. ¶ 8:37 PM
September 8, 2005 - Cnet.com
Hamsters exposed to cigarette smoke are significantly less likely to conceive, according to a recenty study from the University of California at Riverside. The researchers found that he microscopic hairs, or cilia, inside the oviduct, which transport eggs, cannot move it to where fertilization occurs. ¶ 8:37 PM
