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Animal models of airways inflammation
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Cigarette smoke-induced inflammation in differently regulated in upper airways versus lower airways: findings from a mouse model
T. Maes, W. Huvenne, C. Perez-Novo, N. De Ruyck, N. Pauwels, L. Robays, K. Bracke, P. Van Cauwenberge, G. Joos, G. Brusselle, C. Bachert (Ghent, Belgium)
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Annual Congress 2009 - Animal models of airways inflammation
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Animal models of airways inflammation
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4739
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Airway diseases
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T. Maes, W. Huvenne, C. Perez-Novo, N. De Ruyck, N. Pauwels, L. Robays, K. Bracke, P. Van Cauwenberge, G. Joos, G. Brusselle, C. Bachert (Ghent, Belgium). Cigarette smoke-induced inflammation in differently regulated in upper airways versus lower airways: findings from a mouse model. Eur Respir J 2009; 34: Suppl. 53, 4739
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