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Epithelial cells: critical regulation of pathogenic processes in disease
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Bronchial epithelial cells secrete an unknown factor that specifically activate inflammatory cytokine expression from neutrophils and peripheral blood mononuclear cells
A. Kjerrstrom, M. Yeadon, K. Rumpel, M. Trevethick, I. C. Kilty (Sandwich, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Epithelial cells: critical regulation of pathogenic processes in disease
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Epithelial cells: critical regulation of pathogenic processes in disease
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2704
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Airway diseases
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