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Searching for a Lifeline: Transcriptome Profiling Studies of Influenza Susceptibility and Resistance.

Journal of innate immunity - 1 Jan 2017

Kobzik Lester

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Excess or dysregulated host inflammatory responses cause much of the morbidity and mortality caused by severe influenza. Given the limitations of vaccines and antiviral drugs, novel therapeutics to modulate host responses and improve outcomes in severe influenza are needed. One strategy is to learn from the direct comparison of high-survivor versus high-mortality animal models. This review surveys the results of...

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PMID: 28249256
DOI: 10.1159/000457902
PMCID: PMC6738832

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