Source: International Congress 2018 – New developments in paediatric asthma
Disease area: Airway diseases, Paediatric lung diseases



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J. Schofield (Southampton, United Kingdom), J. Bigler (Seattle, United States of America), M. Boedigheimer (Thousand Oaks, United States of America), K. Affleck (Stevenage, United Kingdom), A. Taylor (Stevenage, United Kingdom), S. Pavlidis (London, United Kingdom), J. Riley (Stevenage, United Kingdom), F. Strazzeri (Southampton, United Kingdom), G. Roberts (Southampton, United Kingdom), J. Brandsma (Southampton, United Kingdom), A. Bansal (Cambridge, United Kingdom), B. Nicholas (Southampton, United Kingdom), Y. Xian (London, United Kingdom), A. Rowe (Cambridge, United States of America), J. Corfield (Nottingham, United Kingdom), S. Wilson (Southampton, United Kingdom), J. Ward (Southampton, United Kingdom), R. Lutter (Amsterdam, Netherlands), L. Fleming (London, United Kingdom), D. Shaw (Nottingham, United Kingdom), B. Per (Bergen, Norway), M. Caruso (Catania, Italy), S. Dahlen (Stockholm, Sweden), S. Fowler (Manchester, United Kingdom), S. Hashimoto (Manchester, United Kingdom), I. Horvath (Budapest, Hungary), P. Howarth (Southampton, United Kingdom), N. Krug (Hannover, Germany), P. Montuschi (Milan, Italy), M. Sanak (Krakow, Poland), T. Sandstrom (Umea, Sweden), F. Singer (Bern, Switzerland), K. Sun (London, United Kingdom), I. Pandis (London, United Kingdom), C. Auffray (Lyon, France), B. De Meulder (Lyon, France), D. Lefaudeux (Lyon, France), R. Knowles (Stevenage, United Kingdom), N. Fitch (Maasmechelen, Belgium), A. Sousa (Stevenage, United Kingdom), I. Adcock (London, United Kingdom), K. Chung (London, United Kingdom), P. Sterk (Amsterdam, Netherlands), P. Skipp (Southampton, United Kingdom), R. Djukanovic (Southampton, United Kingdom). Topological data analysis (TDA) of U-BIOPRED paediatric peripheral blood gene expression identified asthma phenotypes characterised by alternative splicing of glucocorticoid receptor (GR) mRNA. 5435

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