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IRF4 and STAT3 activities are associated with the imbalanced differentiation of T-cells in responses to inhalable particulate matters

24 May 2020

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BACKGROUND: Particulate Matter (PM) is known to cause inflammatory responses in human. Although prior studies verified the immunogenicity of PM in cell lines and animal models, the effectors of PM exposure in the respiratory system and the regulators of the immunogenicity of PM is not fully elucidated. METHODS: To identify the potential effector of PM exposure in human respiratory system and to better understand...

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PMID: 32448264
DOI: 10.1186/s12931-020-01368-2

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