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  1. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2019, Hamburg, STPOST 27

    Next generation product aerosol bubbled extracts show little to no effect in high content screening endpoints when compared to cigarette smoke bubbled extracts

    TRELLES STICKEN E.(1); WIECZOREK R.(1); BODE L.M.(1); SIMMS L.(2); STEVENSON M.(2)
    (1) Reemtsma Cigarettenfabriken GmbH (an Imperial Brands PLC Company), BioToxLab, Hamburg, Germany; (2) Imperial Tobacco Limited, In vitro Research, Bristol, U.K.
    Tobacco-based and tobacco-free next generation products (NGPs) are understood to be a less harmful alternative to conventional combustible cigarettes. The objective of this study was to compare the in vitro biological response of cigarette smoke...
  2. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2019, Hamburg, STPOST 34

    Next generation product aerosols induce lower biological activity than combusted cigarettes: a comparison of in vitro cell migration in the scratch wound assay

    RUDD K.(1); BUDDE J.(2); TRELLES STICKEN E.(2); WIECZOREK R.(2); SIMMS L.(1); STEVENSON M.(1)
    (1) Imperial Brands PLC, Bristol, U.K.; (2) Reemtsma Cigarettenfabriken GmbH (an Imperial Brands PLC Company), Hamburg, Germany
    Smoking combustible cigarettes is a cause of serious diseases in smokers, including heart disease. There are many commercially available next generation products (NGPs), such as tobacco-free e-vapour products, aiming to provide an alternative to...
  3. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2019, Hamburg, STPOST 37

    Use of cell media nicotine concentration as a marker to predict cells surface deposited nicotine in transwells after fresh smoke/aerosol exposure

    WIECZOREK R.(1); TRELLES STICKEN E.(1); BODE L.M.(1); SIMMS l.(2)
    (1) Reemtsma Cigarettenfabriken GmbH (an Imperial Brands PLC Company), Hamburg, Germany; (2) Imperial Tobacco Limited, Bristol, U.K.
    Exposure of organotypic 3D lung models at the air liquid interface (ALI) to fresh whole smoke/aerosol provides a more human relevant exposure assessment of combustible cigarettes and e-vapour products. The aim of this study is to present a method...
  4. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2019, Hamburg, STW 01

    The application of in vitro Toxicity Testing in 21 Century (TT21C) for next generation products

    SIMMS L.(1); TRELLES STICKEN E.(2)
    (1) Imperial Brands PLC, Bristol, U.K.; (2) Reemtsma Cigarettenfabriken GmbH (an Imperial Brands PLC Company), Hamburg, Germany
    The aim is to demonstrate the feasibility of TT21C in vitro methods as part of an overall assessment framework for next generation products (NGP). TT21C methodologies can be used to assess harm reduction potential of NGPs using human-derived...
  5. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2013, Seville, ST 19

    Human mouth-level transfer rate of menthol, 1.8-cineole and nicotine from Swedish pouched snus

    TROUDE V.(1); GADOIS-POMMEREUL S.(1); CLARKE A.(2); SIMMS L.(2)
    (1) SEITA, Imperial Tobacco Group, Fleury-les-Aubrais, France; (2) Imperial Tobacco Limited, Bristol, U.K.
    To facilitate the development of a transfer model which can be used to estimate human exposure to flavour and tobacco constituents, a human in vivo study involving 198 Swedish active snus users was conducted. All subjects agreed to participate in the...
  6. CORESTA Meeting, Smoke Science/Product Technology, 2013, Seville, STPOST 03

    Analytical method to model human mouth-level transfer of ingredients from Swedish pouched snus

    GRAPTON S. (1); GADOIS-POMMEREUL S.(1); TROUDE V.(1); BLANCHET M. (1); CLARKE A.(2); SIMMS L.(2)
    (1) SEITA, Imperial Tobacco Group, Fleury-les-Aubrais, France; (2) Imperial Tobacco Limited, Bristol, U.K.
    In parallel with the human study[1] a laboratory in vitro assay was conducted with three media: artificial saliva, water and 1% ß-cyclodextrin in water, using two snus products that were indistinguishable apart from the flavour application rate. To...