Fog significantly affects the air quality and human health. To investigate the health effects
and mechanisms of atmospheric fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) during fog episodes, PM 2.5 …

Ambient fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) can catalyze the generation of reactive oxygen
species in vivo, causing hazardous effects on human health. Molecular-level analysis of …

Antioxidants are typically seen as agents that mitigate environmental health risks due to their
ability to scavenge free radicals. However, our research presents a paradox where these …

China has long-term high PM 2.5 levels, and its oxidative potential (OP) is worth studying as
it may unravel the impacts of aerosol pollution on public health better than PM 2.5 alone. OP …

The main objective of this study was the source attribution of the water-soluble oxidative
potential of PM 2.5 in Xiamen, China. Mean concentrations of individual water-soluble trace …

Atmospheric fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) can trigger the production of cytotoxic reactive
oxygen species (ROS), which can trigger or exacerbate oxidative stress and pulmonary …

Affected by both future anthropogenic emissions and climate change, future prediction of PM
2.5 and its Oxidative Potential (OP) distribution is a significant challenge, especially in …

Although it is evident that PM 2.5 has serious adverse health effects, there is no consensus
on what the biologically effective dose is. In this study, the intrinsic oxidative potential (OPm) …

Oxidative potential (OP), defined as the ability of particulate matter (PM) to generate reactive
oxygen species (ROS), has been considered as a potential health-related metric for PM …

Once inhaled, organic compounds in ambient PM 2.5 permeate the bloodstream, resulting in
internal exposure. The intricate composition of these internalized organic molecules …