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    Wang C, Deng Q, Han D, Zhang L.
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  • 51. Naringenin attenuated airway cilia structural and functional injury induced by cigarette smoke extract via IL-17 and cAMP pathways.
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  • 54. Inhibition of ciliary activity by phorbol esters in rabbit tracheal epithelial cells.
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  • 58. Ciliary beat frequency is maintained at a maximal rate in the small airways of mouse lung slices.
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