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The Clinical and Environmental Determinants of Airway Transcriptional Profiles in Allergic Asthma

13 Jan 2012

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RATIONALE: Gene expression profiling of airway epithelial and inflammatory cells can be used to identify genes involved in environmental asthma. METHODS: Airway epithelia and inflammatory cells were obtained via bronchial brush and bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) from 39 subjects comprising three phenotypic groups (nonatopic nonasthmatic, atopic nonasthmatic, and atopic asthmatic) 4 hours after instillation of LPS,...

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PMID: 22246175
DOI: 10.1164/rccm.201108-1503oc

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