Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function

Lynette Fernandes; A.C. D'Aprile; Roy Goldie

Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function

Lynette Fernandes, A.C. D'Aprile, Roy Goldie

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Conference paper

Original language	English
Title of host publication	American Thoracic Society 2001 International Conference
Editors	American Thoracic Society
Place of Publication	United States
Publisher	American Lung Association
Pages	A552
Volume	163
Edition	San Francisco, United States
ISBN (Print)	1073449X
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function - San Francisco, United States Duration: 1 Jan 2001 → …

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Conference	Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function
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Fernandes, Lynette ; D'Aprile, A.C. ; Goldie, Roy. / Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function. American Thoracic Society 2001 International Conference. editor / American Thoracic Society. Vol. 163 San Francisco, United States. ed. United States : American Lung Association, 2001. pp. A552

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Fernandes, L, D'Aprile, AC & Goldie, R 2001, Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function. in AT Society (ed.), American Thoracic Society 2001 International Conference. San Francisco, United States edn, vol. 163, American Lung Association, United States, pp. A552, Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function, 1/01/01.

Respiratory syncytial virus infection in sheep bronchial explants is associated with enhanced ET? receptor-mediated contractile function. / Fernandes, Lynette; D'Aprile, A.C.; Goldie, Roy.
American Thoracic Society 2001 International Conference. ed. / American Thoracic Society. Vol. 163 San Francisco, United States. ed. United States: American Lung Association, 2001. p. A552.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Conference paper

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