Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Early manifestations of chronic respiratory disease: zooming in at the epithelial barrier



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L. Odqvist (Gothenburg, Sweden), R. Riise (Gothenburg, Sweden), C. Wingren (Gothenburg, Sweden), H. Lindmark (Gothenburg, Sweden), A. Wellner (Gothenburg, Sweden), A. Astrand (Gothenburg, Sweden), L. Yrlid (Gothenburg, Sweden). NETosis induced by Haemophilus Influenzae disrupts the lung epithelial barrier. 1367

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