Role of sex hormones in modifying immunometabolism, focusing on Th17- and interleukin-33-mediated airway inflammation - Amsterdam 2025

A breath of diversity: impact of biological sex on cellular and molecular mechanisms in respiratory disease

Chair(s): H. Irene Heijink, Neeloffer Mookherjee, Theodore Kapellos

Session type: Symposium

Role of sex hormones in modifying immunometabolism, focusing on Th17- and interleukin-33-mediated airway inflammation

Dawn Newcomb

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Role of sex hormones in modifying immunometabolism, focusing on Th17- and interleukin-33-mediated airway inflammation

Dawn Newcomb

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Mechanisms of sexual dimorphism in cystic fibrosis

Chiara De Santi

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Implications of sex differences for clinical phenotyping and treatment of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Maarten Van Den Berge

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STARSHIP: study of clinical measures of sex hormones in interstitial lung disease

Anna Duckworth

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to enhance understanding of the influence of biological sex on metabolic processes and immune responses in driving sex dimorphism in respiratory disease, the role of sex steroids (hormones) and chromosomes in respiratory disease, and sex-related differences in proteins, signalling pathways, epigenetics and cellular crosstalk in respiratory disease.

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