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Monitoring eosinophils to guide therapy with Biologics in Asthma: does the compartment matter?

2020-10-08

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The role of eosinophils in allergic inflammation is well recognized. In homeostasis these cells are found in multiple healthy tissues including the lung parenchyma, but the function of these resident eosinophils is unknown. Circulating eosinophils are easily quantifiable and have been used to define “eosinophilic phenotype”, and to select patients who are likely to respond to anti-eosinophil and anti-Th2—directed...

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0159316a-f48c-5007-900a-a872f850ff33
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10.22541/au.160218227.79062832/v1
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