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Viral infections in different respiratory conditions: from the bedside to the lab
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Rhinovirus respiratory adhesion sites are upregulated in smokers and chronic airflow limitation (CAL)
Shakti Shukla (Newcastle, NSW, Australia), Shakti Shukla, Malik Mahmood, Konrad Muller, Steven Weston, Sukhwinder Sohal, Haydn Walters
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International Congress 2016 – Viral infections in different respiratory conditions: from the bedside to the lab
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Viral infections in different respiratory conditions: from the bedside to the lab
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Airway diseases
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Shakti Shukla (Newcastle, NSW, Australia), Shakti Shukla, Malik Mahmood, Konrad Muller, Steven Weston, Sukhwinder Sohal, Haydn Walters. Rhinovirus respiratory adhesion sites are upregulated in smokers and chronic airflow limitation (CAL). Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 2613
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