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IL-17 and Th17-cells as markers of disease progression in pediatric allergic diseases. A therapeutic approach in an "
in vitro
" models
M. Profita, L. Riccobono, R. Gagliardo, C. DiSano, A. M. Montalbano, G. D. Albano, A. Ferlisi, A. Bonanno, P. Chanez, M. Gjomarkaj, S. La Grutta (Palermo, Italy; Marseille, France)
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Annual Congress 2011 - T-cell subsets
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T-cell subsets
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Poster Discussion
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1832
Disease area:
Airway diseases, Paediatric lung diseases
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M. Profita, L. Riccobono, R. Gagliardo, C. DiSano, A. M. Montalbano, G. D. Albano, A. Ferlisi, A. Bonanno, P. Chanez, M. Gjomarkaj, S. La Grutta (Palermo, Italy; Marseille, France). IL-17 and Th17-cells as markers of disease progression in pediatric allergic diseases. A therapeutic approach in an "
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