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Angiostatic versus angiogenic chemokines in IPF and EAA
Respiratory Medicine, 10/08/09
Martina S et al. – Both IL–8 and ENA–78 probably play a different role in IPF and chronic EAA pathogenesis. While the authors suggest ENA–78 as the marker of at least partial reversibility of the lung impairment in the EAA patients, IL–8 could be rather an indicator of continuous exposition to provoking agent in EAA patients. IL–8 might serve as a potential marker of early phase of IPF.
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