LPA1 antagonist BMS-986278 for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: Preclinical pharmacological in vitro and in vivo evaluation
B. Murphy (Princeton, United States of America), C. Sum (Princeton, United States of America), T. Wang (Princeton, United States of America), R. Heiry (Princeton, United States of America), S. Kalinowski (Princeton, United States of America), C. Hung (Princeton, United States of America), C. Chu (Princeton, United States of America), A. Azzara (Princeton, United States of America), Z. Milinda (Princeton, United States of America), L. Burns (Princeton, United States of America), B. Zinker (Princeton, United States of America), S. Boehm (Princeton, United States of America), J. Taylor (Princeton, United States of America), J. Sapuppo (Princeton, United States of America), M. Kathy (Princeton, United States of America), C. Mary-Ellen (Princeton, United States of America), R. Kaltenbach (Princeton, United States of America), S. Dhanusu (Princeton, United States of America), S. Tao (Princeton, United States of America), H. Zhang (Princeton, United States of America), L. Kennedy (Princeton, United States of America), J. Shi (Princeton, United States of America), J. Li (Princeton, United States of America), S. Walker (Princeton, United States of America), Y. Shi (Princeton, United States of America), Y. Wang (Princeton, United States of America), R. Reddigunta (Princeton, United States of America), R. Jeffrey (Princeton, United States of America), B. Ellsworth (Princeton, United States of America), D. Gordon (Princeton, United States of America), M. Soars (Princeton, United States of America), M. Gill (Princeton, United States of America), P. Cheng (Princeton, United States of America)
Source: International Congress 2019 – Translational aspects of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Session: Translational aspects of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 5383
Disease area: Interstitial lung diseases
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B. Murphy (Princeton, United States of America), C. Sum (Princeton, United States of America), T. Wang (Princeton, United States of America), R. Heiry (Princeton, United States of America), S. Kalinowski (Princeton, United States of America), C. Hung (Princeton, United States of America), C. Chu (Princeton, United States of America), A. Azzara (Princeton, United States of America), Z. Milinda (Princeton, United States of America), L. Burns (Princeton, United States of America), B. Zinker (Princeton, United States of America), S. Boehm (Princeton, United States of America), J. Taylor (Princeton, United States of America), J. Sapuppo (Princeton, United States of America), M. Kathy (Princeton, United States of America), C. Mary-Ellen (Princeton, United States of America), R. Kaltenbach (Princeton, United States of America), S. Dhanusu (Princeton, United States of America), S. Tao (Princeton, United States of America), H. Zhang (Princeton, United States of America), L. Kennedy (Princeton, United States of America), J. Shi (Princeton, United States of America), J. Li (Princeton, United States of America), S. Walker (Princeton, United States of America), Y. Shi (Princeton, United States of America), Y. Wang (Princeton, United States of America), R. Reddigunta (Princeton, United States of America), R. Jeffrey (Princeton, United States of America), B. Ellsworth (Princeton, United States of America), D. Gordon (Princeton, United States of America), M. Soars (Princeton, United States of America), M. Gill (Princeton, United States of America), P. Cheng (Princeton, United States of America). LPA1 antagonist BMS-986278 for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: Preclinical pharmacological in vitro and in vivo evaluation. 5383
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