Ikzf2 is identified as an eosinophil-basophil-mast cell (EBM) lineage marker and upregulated in asthma - Amsterdam 2025

From omics to targets: emerging insights into chronic pulmonary disease mechanisms

Chair(s): Arnaud Mailleux, Olivier Burgy

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Ikzf2 is identified as an eosinophil-basophil-mast cell (EBM) lineage marker and upregulated in asthma

Haoyu Tang

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Ikzf2 is identified as an eosinophil-basophil-mast cell (EBM) lineage marker and upregulated in asthma

Haoyu Tang

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