Ly6C? cDC2 Exacerbates Acute Lung Injury via Breaking Th17/Treg Balance in a CXCR1 Dependent manner - Amsterdam 2025

Best of lung injury and repair: from development to disease

Chair(s): Silke Meiners, Nahal Mansouri

Session type: Oral presentation

Ly6C? cDC2 Exacerbates Acute Lung Injury via Breaking Th17/Treg Balance in a CXCR1 Dependent manner

Shenghui Li

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Late Breaking Abstract - O-GlcNAc-mediated FTH1 degradation is involved in smoking-induced emphysema through iron ion disorder in alveolar epithelial cells.

Tao Bian

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Ly6C? cDC2 Exacerbates Acute Lung Injury via Breaking Th17/Treg Balance in a CXCR1 Dependent manner

Shenghui Li

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Acta2-positive cells driving alveolar repair upon iNOS inhibition

Cheng-yu Wu

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A novel demonstration of let-7f-5p in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Maike Stentenbach

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Long-term airway alterations in prematurity-related lung disease: insights from a preclinical ovine model

Sophie M. L. Neuen

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Spatially unraveling epithelial and immune cell interactions in human lung development using mass cytometry

Padmini Khedoe

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Oxidative stress causes premature alveolar inflamm-aging and vascular remodeling through macrophage-derived IL-6-trans and STAT3 signaling

Stephanie Stephan

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Crosstalk Between Lipid Metabolism and Immunity in Pneumonia: Drug-Targeted Intervention Studies

Yuqing Ni

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Investigating monocytes - skeletal muscle cells interactions with a perfused muscle-on-chip system

Pauline Henrot

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Patient-derived alveolar organoids for drug discovery: Dysregulated epithelial repair in pulmonary fibrosis

Muriel Lizé

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