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Early manifestations of chronic respiratory disease: zooming in at the epithelial barrier
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MicroRNA profiling in bronchial biopsies identifies altered expression in asthma and high levels of allergen-modulated epithelial microRNAs
J. Calvén (Gothenburg, Sweden), C. Mccrae (Gaithersburg, United States of America), C. Malmhäll (Gothenburg, Sweden), K. Johansson (Gothenburg, Sweden), H. Olsson (Gothenburg, Sweden), M. Rådinger (Gothenburg, Sweden)
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