Clinical phenotypes of exacerbation are associated with differences in microbial composition and diversity in COPD
H. Keir (Dundee, United Kingdom), A. Dicker (Dundeegus), United Kingdom), M. Lonergan (DundeeAngus), United Kingdom), M. Crichton (Dundee, United Kingdom), B. Miller (Collegeville, United States of America), R. Tal Singer (Collegeville, United States of America), J. Chalmers (Dundee, United Kingdom)
Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Airway infection: the microbiome and beyond
Session: Airway infection: the microbiome and beyond
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 4931
Disease area: Airway diseases, Respiratory infections
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H. Keir (Dundee, United Kingdom), A. Dicker (Dundeegus), United Kingdom), M. Lonergan (DundeeAngus), United Kingdom), M. Crichton (Dundee, United Kingdom), B. Miller (Collegeville, United States of America), R. Tal Singer (Collegeville, United States of America), J. Chalmers (Dundee, United Kingdom). Clinical phenotypes of exacerbation are associated with differences in microbial composition and diversity in COPD. 4931
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