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Mobilisation of HLA-F on the surface of bronchial epithelial cells and platelets in asthmatic patients.

HLA - 1 Nov 2022

Fiouane Sabrina, Chebbo Mohamad, Beley Sophie, Paganini Julien, Picard Christophe, D'Journo Xavier-Benoît, Thomas Pascal-Alexandre, Chiaroni Jacques, Chanez Pascal, Gras Delphine, Di Cristofaro Julie

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Uncontrolled inflammation of the airways in chronic obstructive lung diseases leads to exacerbation, accelerated lung dysfunction and respiratory insufficiency. Among these diseases, asthma affects 358 million people worldwide. Human bronchial epithelium cells (HBEC) express both anti-inflammatory and activating molecules, and their deregulated expression contribute to immune cell recruitment and activation,...

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PMID: 35988034
DOI: 10.1111/tan.14782
PMCID: PMC9804204

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