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Saliva as a “patient-friendly” specimen for COPD assessment
A. Sousa (Aveiro, Portugal), S. Melo-Dias (Aveiro, Portugal), C. Valente (Aveiro, Portugal), L. Andrade (Aveiro, Portugal), A. Marques (Aveiro, Portugal)
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Novel insights into the pathogenesis of chronic lung diseases
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