Unravelling the molecular mechanisms underlying chronic respiratory diseases for the development of novel therapeutics via in vitro experimental models
Ching Leng Tan(IMU University), Dinesh Kumar Chellappan(Ajman University), Yinghan Chan(University of Malaya), Piyush Kumar Gupta(INTI International University), Nitin Verma(Chitkara University), Sachin Kumar Singh(Lovely Professional University), Kamal Dua(University of Technology Sydney), Parteek Prasher(University of Petroleum and Energy Studies), Lakshmana Prabu Sakthivel(Anna University, Chennai), Ronan MacLoughlin(Kaplan Medical Center), Vyoma K. Patel(University of Technology Sydney), Keshav Raj Paudel(University of Technology Sydney), Shvetank Bhatt(MIT World Peace University), Hari Prasad Devkota(Kumamoto University), Mayuren Candasamy(IMU University), Thiagarajan Madheswaran(Indian Maritime University), Brian G. Oliver(University of Technology Sydney), Deepak Kumar(Sharda University), Philip M. Hansbro(University of Technology Sydney), Vamshikrishna Malyla(University of Technology Sydney), Amlan Chakraborty(Discovery Institute), Jestin Chellian(Universiti Brunei Darussalam), Lakshmi Thangavelu(Saveetha University), Niraj Kumar Jha(Lovely Professional University), Gaurav Gupta(Gyan Vihar University), Monica Gulati(Lovely Professional University)
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