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Chemosensory Cells in the Nose Play a Role in Allergic Reactions
Chemosensory Cells in the Nose Play a Role in Allergic Reactions
In mice, a group of nasal epithelial cells called brush cells release pro-inflammatory signals in response to allergens.
Chemosensory Cells in the Nose Play a Role in Allergic Reactions
Chemosensory Cells in the Nose Play a Role in Allergic Reactions

In mice, a group of nasal epithelial cells called brush cells release pro-inflammatory signals in response to allergens.

In mice, a group of nasal epithelial cells called brush cells release pro-inflammatory signals in response to allergens.

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Chia-Yi Hou | Apr 3, 2019 | 1 min read
After a severe case of flu, mice have chemosensory cells in their lungs, a place where they don’t normally occur.
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