Epithelium-derived cystatin SN inhibits HDM protease activity in allergic asthma - Milan 2023

Interactions at the host-environment interface governing the scale and phenotype of airway inflammation

Chair(s): Robert Snelgrove, Katharine Lodge

Session type: Oral presentation

Epithelium-derived cystatin SN inhibits HDM protease activity in allergic asthma

Xin Yao

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Late Breaking Abstract - Carnitine palmitoyltransferase 1A and its fatty acid oxidation as a protector of airway epithelial barrier

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Airway inflammation and hyperresponsiveness in asthma is regulated by the circadian clock through REV-ERB?

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Epithelial alarmins enhance mast cell-dependent contractions of isolated human small bronchi

Maria Belikova

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Epithelium-derived cystatin SN inhibits HDM protease activity in allergic asthma

Xin Yao

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Neutrophilic responses in a subacute and chronic mouse model of pollutant-aggravated allergic asthma

Tania Maes

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Respiratory effects of cold air and diesel exposure in exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in mice

Nora Marain

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LSC - 2023 - Resolution of inflammation in long COVID

Sean Knight

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Patients on mepolizumab, benralizumab, or dupilumab have diminished post-vaccination antibody and B cell responses to SARS-CoV-2.

Pedro Lamothe

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