The role of eosinophils in the pathogenesis of asthma
MC Seminario, GJ Gleich - Current opinion in immunology, 1994 - Elsevier
MC Seminario, GJ Gleich
Current opinion in immunology, 1994•ElsevierThe eosinophil is regarded as a key mediator of the pathology and abnormal physiology of
bronchial asthma. Current investigations are directed at understanding how eosinophils are
attracted into the respiratory tract and how they bring about the abnormalities characteristic
of this disease.
bronchial asthma. Current investigations are directed at understanding how eosinophils are
attracted into the respiratory tract and how they bring about the abnormalities characteristic
of this disease.
Abstract
The eosinophil is regarded as a key mediator of the pathology and abnormal physiology of bronchial asthma. Current investigations are directed at understanding how eosinophils are attracted into the respiratory tract and how they bring about the abnormalities characteristic of this disease.
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