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17 October 2016 by Aleksandar Petrovic

Conference talk

Aleksander Petrovic: Enhanced expression of alarming in pulmonary hypertension and fibrosis

A talk by Aleksandar Petrovic at the 1st Symposium for Young Investigators in Giessen, Germany Oct 2016

 

Additional keywords: alarmins, fibrosis, defensin, cathelicidin, hmgb1

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Aleksandar Petrovic

PhD student

Justus-Liebig University Giessen

Germany

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