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Longitudinal studies of nitric oxide and carbon dioxide in human breath with a single IV-VI mid-IR laser

Chad Roller, Khosrow Namjou, Jim Jeffers, Adom Mock, Patrick J. McCann, and Joe Grego

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Abstract

NO and CO2 were measured simultaneously in exhaled breath from seven subjects 10 times over a period of 12 days. Exhaled CO2 was used to estimate NO values as laser characteristics fluctuate over time.

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