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12, the sequence from top to bottom includes the original image, the heatmap of response areas when focusing on the lesions, and the heatmap of response areas when focusing on the leaves

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Authorities say these steps are intended to reduce exposure to nicotine and discourage its use among young people

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Interestingly, the greatest differences in the composition and abundance of the metabolomes between smokers and non-smokers were among biogenic amines, including, cadaverine (fold change in non-smokers, FC = 53.19), putrescine (FC = 15.80), agmatine (FC = 15.49), tyramine (FC = 5.15) and tryptamine (FC = 4.43), which were much higher in smokers (Table S2, Figure S2)