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A non-canonical role of <i>Myc</i> in programming basal cells as sentinels of upper airway immunity during influenza infection

2025-12-24

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The upper respiratory epithelium is a specialized barrier that integrates immune surveillance with the biomechanical requirements of the laryngotracheal axis. Despite the clinical prevalence of persistent airway dysfunction following viral infection, the region-specific mechanisms governing laryngotracheal injury and repair remain poorly defined. Using integrated mouse models, imaging, and single-cell transcriptom...

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5286ed12-8f01-54f9-bee8-56ec5df01f57
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10.64898/2025.12.22.696065
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