Sputum Azurocidin-1 is a marker of disease severity and microbiome dysbiosis in adult bronchiectasis, and increases in response to Rhinovirus challenge in COPD. - Vienna 2024

Understanding the multifaceted dynamics of lung infections

Chair(s): Laura Gleeson, Mareike Lehmann

Session type: Poster session

Sputum Azurocidin-1 is a marker of disease severity and microbiome dysbiosis in adult bronchiectasis, and increases in response to Rhinovirus challenge in COPD.

Emma Johnson

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