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Animal models of asthma and chronic bronchitis and their relevance in pulmonary pharmacology
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Impact of symbicort® on established airway inflammation and remodeling in mice chronically exposed to house dust mite extract
J. Johnson, J. Wong, S. Eirefelt, A. Miller-Larsson, M. Jordana (Hamilton, Canada; Lund, Sweden)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Animal models of asthma and chronic bronchitis and their relevance in pulmonary pharmacology
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Animal models of asthma and chronic bronchitis and their relevance in pulmonary pharmacology
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Airway diseases
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J. Johnson, J. Wong, S. Eirefelt, A. Miller-Larsson, M. Jordana (Hamilton, Canada; Lund, Sweden). Impact of symbicort® on established airway inflammation and remodeling in mice chronically exposed to house dust mite extract. Eur Respir J 2004; 24: Suppl. 48, 4227
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