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Toll like receptor 4 activation upregulates miR-181b attenuating pulmonary fibrosis via targeting TGFBR1
Dan Li (Changchun, China), Lei Song, Dan Li
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International Congress 2015 – Latest news on miRNAs in pulmonary research
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Latest news on miRNAs in pulmonary research
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Interstitial lung diseases
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Dan Li (Changchun, China), Lei Song, Dan Li. Toll like receptor 4 activation upregulates miR-181b attenuating pulmonary fibrosis via targeting TGFBR1. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 2933
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