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Airway succinate chemosensing induces CFTR-dependent anion secretion and mucus clearance…

medRxiv · 2024 · Apablaza, T.; Barros-Poblete, M.; Delpiano, L.; Villanueva, S.; Guequen, A.; Tapia-Balladares, B.; Haq, I. J.; Tribinos, F.; Hernandez-Rivas, S.; Verdon, B.; Biggart, M. G.; Sanchez, Y.; Ward, C.; Baxter, B. D.; Restrepo, D.; Cornejo, I.; Tarran, R.; Catalan, M. A.; Gray, M.; Flores, C. A.

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Title Airway succinate chemosensing induces CFTR-dependent anion secretion and mucus clearance which is impaired in cystic fibrosis.
First author Apablaza, T.; Barros-Poblete, M.; Delpiano, L.; Villanueva, S.; Guequen, A.; Tapia-Balladares, B.; Haq, I. J.; Tribinos, F.; Hernandez-Rivas, S.; Verdon, B.; Biggart, M. G.; Sanchez, Y.; Ward, C.; Baxter, B. D.; Restrepo, D.; Cornejo, I.; Tarran, R.; Catalan, M. A.; Gray, M.; Flores, C. A.
Journal medRxiv
Published Mar 29, 2024
DOI 10.1101/2024.03.26.586799
Devices mentioned BK110039, K103302, K905614, K960955
Product codes mentioned GBX, NDS, PCA, KIT, NJT, OOI

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