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Collagen and elastin turnover increase at COPD exacerbation irrespectively its etiology
E. Papakonstantinou (Basel, Switzerland), J. Sand (Herlev, Denmark), L. Grize (Basel, Switzerland), H. Hirsch (Basel, Switzerland), M. Tamm (Basel, Switzerland), M. Karsdal (Herlev, Denmark), D. Stolz (Basel, Switzerland)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – New biomarkers for management of obstructive diseases
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New biomarkers for management of obstructive diseases
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Airway diseases, Respiratory infections
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