Proteomics approach to identify COPD-related changes in pulmonary fibroblasts

N. Bekker (Groningen, Netherlands), A. Van Pijkeren (Groningen, Netherlands), J. Wolters (Groningen, Netherlands), A. Sánchez Brotons (Groningen, Netherlands), V. Guryev (Groningen, Netherlands), R. Bischoff (Groningen, Netherlands), W. Alkema (Groningen, Netherlands), M. Van Den Berge (Groningen, Netherlands), P. Horvatovich (Groningen, Netherlands), W. Timens (Groningen, Netherlands), C. Brandsma (Groningen, Netherlands)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Mechanistic pathways in chronic and new lung diseases
Session: Mechanistic pathways in chronic and new lung diseases
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 1215

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