Transient Receptor Potential Ankyrin 1 Channel Localized to Non-Neuronal Airway Cells Promotes Non-Neurogenic Inflammation
Romina Nassini(University of Florence), Serena Materazzi(University of Florence), Camilla Fusi(University of Florence), Riccardo Patacchini(Chiesi (Italy)), Pamela Pedretti(University of Florence), Lorcan McGarvey(Queen's University Belfast), Naila Svitacheva(Leo Pharma (Denmark)), Nadia Moretto(University of Parma), Arturo R. Viscomi(University of Parma), Anna Pisano(Istituto di Fisiologia Clinica), Anders Damholt(University of Copenhagen), Charlott Brunmark(AstraZeneca (Sweden)), Susan Stokesberry(Queen's University Belfast), Pierangelo Geppetti(University of Florence), Fabrizio Facchinetti(Chiesi (Italy)), Chiara Carnini(Chiesi (Italy))
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