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A custom-built low-cost chamber for exposing rodents to e-cigarette aerosol: practical considerations.

Markus Hilpert1, Vesna Ilievski1, Maxine Coady1, Maria Andrade-Gutierrez2, Beizhan Yan3, Steven N Chillrud3, Ana Navas-Acien1, Norman J Kleiman1.   

Abstract

Objectives: To (1) design and build a low-cost exposure chamber system for whole-body exposure of rodents to electronic cigarette aerosol, (2) provide detailed instructions with particular focus on automated e-cigarette activation, and (3) develop a simple mathematical model for aerosol levels in the exposure chamber.
Methods: We built the system with standard laboratory equipment and an open-source electronics platform (Arduino) for e-cigarette activation. Arduino is used to control a solenoid, which pushes the activation button of so-called "Mod" e-cigarettes, and a pump to move the aerosol from the mouthpiece of the e-cigarette into the chamber. For "Pods" and "Cigalikes," the solenoid is not used as they are activated by the vacuum created by the pump. Aerosol concentrations were measured with a light-scattering laser photometer.
Results: The system allows varying the air exchange rate, monitoring aerosol levels, and programing arbitrary puff topography. Aerosol concentrations observed for different chamber operating conditions (puff time and period, e-cigarette power output, air exchange rate) were consistent with the mathematical model.Conclusions: Our low-cost exposure chamber can be used in animal experimental studies of the health effects of e-cigarettes. Our model allows estimating design parameters such as chamber volume, air exchange rate, and puff period.

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Keywords:  Arduino; E-cigarette; animal studies; design; exposure chamber; open-source electronics platform; puff topography; vaping machine

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Year:  2019        PMID: 31797690      PMCID: PMC7013998          DOI: 10.1080/08958378.2019.1698678

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Inhal Toxicol        ISSN: 0895-8378            Impact factor:   2.724


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