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Location matters: defining the architecture of the bronchial wall in health and asthma
Using spatial single-cell transcriptomics of human lung biopsies, we mapped cellular interactions at the airway wall in health and asthma. We identified specialized cellular communities marked by high levels of chemokine and alarmin expression. These cellular hubs likely have a crucial role in immune cell training and become dysregulated in asthma.
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