Enhancing communication between bronchial epithelial cells and the T2 response as a therapeutic approach for airway disease - Vienna 2024

No cell is an island: clinical implications of immunological crosstalk in the lung

Chair(s): H. Irene Heijink, Salman Siddiqui

Session type: Symposium

Enhancing communication between bronchial epithelial cells and the T2 response as a therapeutic approach for airway disease

Lena Uller

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Enhancing communication between bronchial epithelial cells and the T2 response as a therapeutic approach for airway disease

Lena Uller

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Neutrophil crosstalk in allergic airways and potential implications for neutrophil-targeting therapeutics

Robert Snelgrove

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Unveiling the impact of macrophage-alveolar epithelial cell paracrine crosstalk in viral infection

Susanne Herold

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The role of lymphatic endothelial cells in modulating autoimmunity in emphysema

Hasina Outtz Reed

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To introduce the stromal-epithelial-lymphocyte-epithelial stem cell network in the lung; to discuss how lung stromal/epithelial cells nurture and regulate lymphocyte populations in the lung; to discuss how the epithelial-immune cell circuit is important in airway disease; to discuss how the stromal-immune cell circuit is important in airway disease.

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The ERS Congress 2024, Vienna

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