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A postnatal human lung developmental atlas reveals windows of genetic vulnerability to chronic lung disease

2026-03-24

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At birth, the lungs undergo an abrupt physiologic change, as the function of gas exchange transitions from the placenta to the lung. Subsequent postnatal development of the lungs is marked by a rapid and profound increase in the growth of the distal airways and alveolar gas exchange compartment. Insults during this period increase the risk of developing lung disease later in life, though how early-life events affe...

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Literature Corpus work: 71a6f66a-87b6-5c94-95de-910cca7ae29f
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.20.713166

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