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The identification and characterization of hillocks in the postnatal mouse and human airway

2025-04-16

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Adult lung regeneration has been deeply scrutinized over the past decade. In contrast, the injury resistance mechanisms of the neonatal and pediatric airway have received considerably less attention despite the manifest clinical importance. We recently reported the discovery of the airway hillock in adult murine and human airways. Adult hillocks are stratified structures with luminal squamous barrier cells overlyi...

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Literature Corpus work: f4a8e697-316a-5132-88ae-e6d0e9417664
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.15.648833

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