Source: International Congress 2018 – Disease exacerbations from a molecular point of view
Disease area: Airway diseases, Respiratory infections



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J. Jubrail (Paris, France), K. Africano-Gomez (Paris, France), F. Herit (Paris, France), P. Burgel (Paris, France), L. Oberg (Molndal, Sweden), E. Israelsson (Molndal, Sweden), K. Thorn (Molndal, Sweden), G. Mayer (Molndal, Sweden), D. Cunoosamy (Molndal, Sweden), N. Kurian (Molndal, Sweden), F. Niedergang (Paris, France). Human rhinovirus 16 infection of human macrophages impairs their clearance ability by perturbing phagosome maturation. 4977

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