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Novel insights into the pathobiology of acute lung injury
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Microvesicles derived from alveolar macrophages mediate epithelial activation via a TNF dependant mechanism
Sanooj Soni (London, United Kingdom), Sanooj Soni, Mariko Yoshida, Samantha Woods, Kieran O’Dea, Michael Wilson, Masao Takata
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International Congress 2015 – Novel insights into the pathobiology of acute lung injury
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Novel insights into the pathobiology of acute lung injury
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Sanooj Soni (London, United Kingdom), Sanooj Soni, Mariko Yoshida, Samantha Woods, Kieran O’Dea, Michael Wilson, Masao Takata. Microvesicles derived from alveolar macrophages mediate epithelial activation via a TNF dependant mechanism. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 3024
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