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BRI Scientists Discover Cell Involved In All Allergies, Opening Door To New Era Of Allergy And Asthma Research
Scientists at BRI have made a discovery that could change the trajectory of allergy research, by identifying a single type of cell that appears to drive all allergies. This cell, called Th2A, could be a promising focal point for research to improve allergy diagnosis, monitoring and treatment. More

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