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Resident cellular components of the human lung: current knowledge and goals for research on cell phenotyping and function.
Proceedings of the American Thoracic Society - 15 Sept 2008
Franks Teri J, Colby Thomas V, Travis William D, Tuder Rubin M, Reynolds Herbert Y, Brody Arnold R, Cardoso Wellington V, Crystal Ronald G, Drake Christopher J, Engelhardt John, Frid Maria, Herzog Erica, Mason Robert, Phan Sem H, Randell Scott H, Rose Mary C, Stevens Troy, Serge Julie, Sunday Mary E, Voynow Judith A, Weinstein Brant M, Whitsett Jeffrey, Williams Mary C
Abstract excerpt
The purpose of the workshop was to identify still obscure or novel cellular components of the lung, to determine cell function in lung development and in health that impacts on disease, and to decide promising avenues for future research to extract and phenotype these cells. Since robust technologies are now available to identify, sort, purify, culture, and phenotype cells, progress is now within sight to unravel...
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