Airway dysbiosis disturbs lung clock gene expression in a chronic smoke-exposed murine model - Milan 2023

New basic insights into the mechanisms of acute and chronic lung diseases

Chair(s): Audrey Joannes, Olivier Burgy

Session type: Oral presentation

Airway dysbiosis disturbs lung clock gene expression in a chronic smoke-exposed murine model

Wei Xiao

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Association between airway MMP-12 and DNA methylation in BAL cells in COPD

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Fucosyltransferase-2 improves the COPD phenotype through its regulation of E-cadherin

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Blocking CXCR4 improves pulmonary and cardiac outcomes in a mouse model of early COPD

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Airway dysbiosis disturbs lung clock gene expression in a chronic smoke-exposed murine model

Wei Xiao

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Super Survivor after Lung Transplantation Protective Role of Macrophages?

Edith Katharina Plucinski

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Tissue-specific gene expression of immune-related genes in different COVID-19 severities

Alberto Gomez Carballa

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Identification of the mesenchymal subpopulation responsible for lung tumorigenesis by using single-cell RNA-seq

Shigehisa Yanagi

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A primary ciliary dyskinesia model of static cilia for research application

Claire L Jackson

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