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Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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Cross-talk of circadian and immune system in neuropeptide S receptor 1 deficient mice
V. Pulkkinen, T. Savinko, P. Karisola, P. Hyytiä, D. Greco, I. Hovatta, J. Kere, J. Mandelin, H. Alenius (Helsinki, Finland)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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Airway diseases
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V. Pulkkinen, T. Savinko, P. Karisola, P. Hyytiä, D. Greco, I. Hovatta, J. Kere, J. Mandelin, H. Alenius (Helsinki, Finland). Cross-talk of circadian and immune system in neuropeptide S receptor 1 deficient mice. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 531
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