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The anti-inflammatory effects of helminth-derived peptides in a model of endotoxin-induced acute lung injury
S. Ryan (Belfast, United Kingdom), J. Shiels (Belfast, United Kingdom), C. Taggart (Belfast, United Kingdom), J. Dalton (Galway, Ireland), S. Weldon (Belfast, United Kingdom)
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Environmental and lifestyle impacts on chronic lung disease
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