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Application of our knowledge of the basic processes of lung inflammation in lung diseases, Taormina 2004

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Educational aims

Mechanisms of gene expression in inflammatory lung disease
Injurious and protective processes in acute and chronic lung injury
Resolution of lung inflammation
Repair processes in lung injury

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Assessing genetics of complex traits W. Cookson (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Use of expression microarrays in studies of asthma, acute lung injury and emphysema D. Sheppard (San Francisco, United States Of America)
Quantitative proteomic analysis: methods and applications D. Goodlett (Seattle, United States Of America)
Regulation of inflammation A. Segal (London, United Kingdom)
Regulation of pulmonary inflammation and its consequences by collectins and apoptotic cells P. Henson (Denver, United States Of America)
Mechanisms of acute lung injury S. Uhlig (Borstel, Germany)
Regulation of neutrophil function by hypoxia E. R. Chilvers (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Blocking innate immunity in humans: wise or foolish? T. R. Martin (Seattle, United States of America)
Gene regulation P. J. Barnes (London, United Kingdom)
Stem cell strategies to heal/replace damaged lung tissue A. Trounson (Victoria, Australia)
Strategies to modify epithelial transport M. Matthay (San Francisco, United States Of America)
Strategies to modify repair in acute and chronic lung injury G. Laurent (London, United Kingdom)
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