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Utilization of high – content imaging for the study of lung fibrosis

Inhalation of toxic microparticles can damage lower airway epithelial cells. Sustained microinjury of the epithelium results in aberrant epithelial-fibroblast communication via the release of fibrotic stimuli, including TGF-β1. presented at the JSOT conference

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26th June, 2024

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