3D bronchial epithelial cells models to study cystic fibrosis and host pathogen interactions - Vienna 2024

PG11 The latest developments in culture models for respiratory research -

Chair(s): H. Irene Heijink, Silke Meiners

Session type: Postgraduate course

3D bronchial epithelial cells models to study cystic fibrosis and host pathogen interactions

Aur?lie Crabb

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Next-generation lung organoids: modelling vascularised alveolar regions of the distal lung

Anna Krasnodembskaya

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3D bronchial epithelial cells models to study cystic fibrosis and host pathogen interactions

Aur?lie Crabb

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Novel open-source chip models to study lung epithelial repair responses and inter-organ communication

Simon D. Pouwels

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Implementing mechanobiology into advanced three-dimensional models to study airway diseases

Janna Nawroth

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To describe the latest developments in in vitro and ex vivo culturing techniques; to explain how these novel state-of-the-art culturing techniques can be utilised to advance respiratory research.

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The ERS Congress 2024, Vienna

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