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Lung specific induction of Wnt-1 has a prophylactic and therapeutic effect on the development of an allergic airway disease
S. Reuter, H. Martin, M. Stassen, R. Buhl, L. Eshkind, C. Taube (Mainz, Germany; Leiden, Netherlands)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Murine models of lung immunology
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Murine models of lung immunology
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1572
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Airway diseases
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S. Reuter, H. Martin, M. Stassen, R. Buhl, L. Eshkind, C. Taube (Mainz, Germany; Leiden, Netherlands). Lung specific induction of Wnt-1 has a prophylactic and therapeutic effect on the development of an allergic airway disease. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 1572
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