Genetic mutations and ciliary ultrastructure as possible determinants of lung function evolution in primary ciliary dyskinesia: a 40-year observational study

M. Holgersen (Copenhagen, Denmark), J. Marthin (Copenhagen, Denmark), J. Raidt (Muenster, Germany), H. Omran (Muenster, Germany), K. Nielsen (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Lung function evaluation and assessment of airway diseases
Session: Lung function evaluation and assessment of airway diseases
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Number: 1072

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