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Effect of mast cells degranulation blockade on the inflammatory response outcome in the COPD model
Elena S. Lebedeva (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation), Elena S. Lebedeva, Natalija A. Kuzubova, Olga N. Titova, Ivetta V. Dvorakovskaya, Elena A. Surkova
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International Congress 2016 – New signalling pathways in COPD
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New signalling pathways in COPD
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4023
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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Elena S. Lebedeva (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation), Elena S. Lebedeva, Natalija A. Kuzubova, Olga N. Titova, Ivetta V. Dvorakovskaya, Elena A. Surkova. Effect of mast cells degranulation blockade on the inflammatory response outcome in the COPD model. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 4023
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