ArticleAmerican journal of respiratory cell and molecular biology2019
The Club Cell Marker SCGB1A1 Downstream of FOXA2 is Reduced in Asthma.
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Abstract
Human SCGB1A1 protein has been shown to be significantly reduced in BAL, sputum, and serum from humans with asthma as compared with healthy individuals. However, the mechanism of this reduction and its functional impact have not been entirely elucidated. By mining online datasets, we found that the mRNA of
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