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Host-microbe interactions in lung disease and exacerbations
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IL-17C associates with disease severity during acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive disease and promotes neutrophilic lung inflammation
G. Vella (Homburg, Germany), F. Ritzmann (Homburg, Germany), C. Herr (Homburg, Germany), L. Wolf (Homburg, Germany), R. Bals (Homburg, Germany), C. Beisswenger (Homburg, Germany)
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International Congress 2019 – Host-microbe interactions in lung disease and exacerbations
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Host-microbe interactions in lung disease and exacerbations
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Airway diseases
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