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Dynamic responses of human lung innate and adaptive immune cells highlight the roles of genes at asthma risk loci

2024-09-24

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Rationale: The lung is a unique immunological niche with diverse immune cell types. The effects of stimulation through innate and adaptive immune receptors on human lung immune cells has largely been extrapolated from studies of blood immune cells. While multiple immune cell types and many genes have been implicated as contributing to asthma, the dynamics of these in human lung immune cells following activation wi...

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f937b467-1cdb-5f0e-8c33-b1a610126eca
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10.1101/2024.09.20.614132
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