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Sputum Interleukin-32 in childhood asthma: correlation with IL-1β

2023-03-06

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_Background:_ Asthma is an airway disorder where inflammatory cytokines are partly responsible for exacerbating the disease. Interleukin (IL)-32, generally referred to as natural killer cell (NK4) transcript 4, is described as an immunoregulator involved in the stimulation of anti-/pro-inflammatory cytokines. The abnormal presence of IL-32 has been observed during inflammatory diseases, particularly in asthma. Thi...

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7a04ad5e-854d-5e34-9290-003b1a0ad9c3
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10.32388/7kki09
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