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The eulamellibranch gill technique shows by in vitro studies that cigarette smoke is a ciliastatic agent. This technique, which measures primarily the acute effect of volatile components in cigarette smoke, also shows that there is a different ciliatoxicity between filtered and nonfiltered cigarette smoke and that some cigarette filter media are more effective than others in reducing volatile components.
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Wynder et al. (1965) studied this question.
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