The pIgR-IgA system as a new player in lung fibrosis

T. Planté-Bordeneuve (Brussels, Belgium), C. Pilette (Brussels, Belgium), Y. Yakoub (Brussels, Belgium), M. Lecocq (Brussels, Belgium), F. Huaux (Brussels, Belgium), A. Froidure (Brussels, Belgium)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Emerging new mechanisms of chronic lung disease
Session: Emerging new mechanisms of chronic lung disease
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Number: 867

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