Clinically in-apparent chlamydia infections are associated with chronic obstruction and persistent inflammation of peripheral airways (animal model)

J. JAEGER; E. LIEBLER-TENORIO; Nathalie Kirschvink; G. BECHER; F. MELZER; P. REINHOLD

Clinically in-apparent chlamydia infections are associated with chronic obstruction and persistent inflammation of peripheral airways (animal model)

J. JAEGER, E. LIEBLER-TENORIO, Nathalie Kirschvink, G. BECHER, F. MELZER, P. REINHOLD

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Original language	English
Journal	European respiratory journal
Volume	28
Issue number	suppl. 50
Publication status	Published - 2006

FSR: Investigation of pulmonary metalloprotease-antiprotease imbalance, respiratory chlamydial infection and lung function in sheep
Kirschvink, N. (PI) & Wiggers, L. (Technician)
1/01/07 → 1/12/12
Project: Research

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FSR: Investigation of pulmonary metalloprotease-antiprotease imbalance, respiratory chlamydial infection and lung function in sheep

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