Spatial ECM proteomics resolves instructive tissue niches in the distal human lung

Y. Chen (München, Germany), J. Schniering (München, Germany), P. Albanese (Utrecht, Netherlands), M. Ansari (München, Germany), C. Mayr (München, Germany), P. Dorfmüller (Giessen, Germany), M. Stoleriu (München, Germany), R. Hatz (München, Germany), C. Schneider (München, Germany), J. Behr (München, Germany), A. Hilgendorff (München, Germany), R. Scheltema (Utrecht, Netherlands), H. Schiller (München, Germany)

Source: International Congress 2022 – Novel targets and approaches in pulmonary translational research

Session: Novel targets and approaches in pulmonary translational research
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 668

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Y. Chen (München, Germany), J. Schniering (München, Germany), P. Albanese (Utrecht, Netherlands), M. Ansari (München, Germany), C. Mayr (München, Germany), P. Dorfmüller (Giessen, Germany), M. Stoleriu (München, Germany), R. Hatz (München, Germany), C. Schneider (München, Germany), J. Behr (München, Germany), A. Hilgendorff (München, Germany), R. Scheltema (Utrecht, Netherlands), H. Schiller (München, Germany). Spatial ECM proteomics resolves instructive tissue niches in the distal human lung. 668

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