Elevated Oxygen Fraction Reduces Cilial Abundance in Explanted Human Bronchial Tissue
Helen V. Rankin(Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry), J. Robert Sneyd(University of Plymouth), Mark E. Smith(Derriford Hospital), Joseph Rahamim(Derriford Hospital), Roy Moate(University of Plymouth), A. John Moody(University of Plymouth), Peter Macnaughton(Derriford Hospital)
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