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Exposure to inhalant organic nitrites (drugs of abuse commonly known as “poppers”) has been reported to enhance tumor growth in mice, but the mechanism is not fully defined. This study examined the effect of repeated in vivo nitrite exposures on gene expression in the mouse liver and lungs using a gene array panel of 94 cancer- and angiogenesis-related genes. Using 2-fold change as a threshold criterion,...
Because inhalant nitrites (commonly known as “poppers”) were thought to be rapidly cleared from the body, the lay literature has somewhat downplayed their toxicity. However, scientific reports have documented their immunosuppressive effects in animals, and epidemiological studies have implicated their use with the development of Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) in humans. Because inhalant nitrites are exogenous...
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