Differential role of antibody levels to rhinovirus A/B and C for persistence of disease in wheezers - LSC 2025 - Repairing the Lung: from single cells and tissue organisation to regenerative therapy

Poster Session 3

Chair(s): Rocío Fuentes-Mateos, Elmira Safaie Qamsari, Timothy Blackwell, Janesh Pillay, Isabelle Dupin, Anja Schweikert

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Differential role of antibody levels to rhinovirus A/B and C for persistence of disease in wheezers

Nicole Maison

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