Airway brush cells: Not as “tuft” as you might think

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  Airway brush cells: Not as “tuft” as you might think

  By Tiffany Bouchery, Benjamin J. Marsland

  Science Immunology05 Oct 2018

  CysLT₃R regulates expansion of chemosensory brush cells and production of IL-25 in the airways. See related Research Article by Bankova et al.

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  Airway brush cells: Not as “tuft” as you might think

  By Tiffany Bouchery, Benjamin J. Marsland

  Science Immunology05 Oct 2018

  CysLT₃R regulates expansion of chemosensory brush cells and production of IL-25 in the airways. See related Research Article by Bankova et al.

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