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3-dimensional airway models reveal airway epithelial responses to mechanical stretch and compression
Christopher Grainge (Newscastle, Australia)
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International Congress 2016 – Closing the gap: novel translational research strategies
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Closing the gap: novel translational research strategies
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Airway diseases
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