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. 2005 Jun 27;113(11):1561–1568. doi: 10.1289/ehp.7868

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Effect of CAP exposure on breathing parameters in WKY (A) and SH (B) rats. Abbreviations: f, breathing frequency; Mv, minute volume; PAU, enhanced pause; PEF, peak expiratory flow; PENH, enhanced pause; PIF, peak inspiratory flow; Te, expiratory time; Ti, inspiratory time; TV, tidal volume. The y-axis represents percent change from preexposure values. Animal responses from all seven 2-day exposure studies were combined for WKY–air, WKY– CAP, SH–air, and SH– CAP groups, and percent change values represent mean of 28–35 animals/group.