Role of microRNA-NM002 in COVID-19: Implications for lung injury and fibrosis - Amsterdam 2025

Environmental and host factors shaping lung health: microbiome, epigenetics and post-infectious signatures

Chair(s): Quentin Philippot, Janice Leung

Session type: Poster session

Role of microRNA-NM002 in COVID-19: Implications for lung injury and fibrosis

Sabrina Setembre Batah

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Role of microRNA-NM002 in COVID-19: Implications for lung injury and fibrosis

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Nasal microbiome diversity and composition are associated with respiratory health in adolescents

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Late Breaking Abstract - Smoking and alcohol drinking increases the risk of bronchiectasis in CFTR p.Phe508del carriers

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