Search Results - "Finkbeiner, W.E."

64 Correction o ΔF508-CFTR in human airway epithelia and ex vivo rectal biopsies by s-cis -locked bithiazole corrector-29 by Derichs, N, Tran, D, Namkung, W, Finkbeiner, W.E, Kurth, M.J, Nielson, D.W, Verkman, A.S

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Primary cultures of the dog's tracheal epithelium: fine structure, fluid, and electrolyte transport by WIDDICOMBE, J. H, COLEMAN, D. L, FINKBEINER, W. E, FRIEND, D. S

“…Cells from the dog's tracheal mucosa formed confluent epithelial sheets in culture. Typical tight junctions separated the apical from the basolateral portion…”
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Expansion of cultures of human tracheal epithelium with maintenance of differentiated structure and function by Widdicombe, Jonathan H, Sachs, Lorne A, Morrow, Joby L, Finkbeiner, Walter E

“…We have developed a technique for expanding primary cultures of human tracheal epithelium while minimizing loss of differentiated structure and function. Cells…”
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Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) inhibits rhinovirus (RV) replication in cultured human tracheal epithelial cells by Finkbeiner, W.E., Charous, B.L., Dolganov, G., Widdicombe, J.H.

“…The immunomodulating agent, HCQ, inhibits transmission of respiratory viruses adenovirus and influenza, which require acidified cytoplasmic vesicles for…”
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Glycoconjugates secreted by bovine tracheal serous cells in culture by Paul, A, Picard, J, Mergey, M, Veissiere, D, Finkbeiner, W E, Basbaum, C B

“…Glycoconjugates secreted by bovine tracheal gland serous cells in culture were characterized after incorporation of radioactive precursor [1-14C]glucosamine…”
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Ozone-induced airway inflammation in human subjects as determined by airway lavage and biopsy by Aris, R M, Christian, D, Hearne, P Q, Kerr, K, Finkbeiner, W E, Balmes, J R

“…Ozone (O3) is a major constituent of urban air pollution. The acute effects of the inhalation of O3 at ambient or near-ambient concentrations on…”
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Establishment and characterization of a cell line derived from bovine tracheal glands by Finkbeiner, W.E, Nadel, J.A, Basbaum, C.B

“…Bovine tracheal submucosal gland cells have been isolated by enzymatic digestion and serially propagated in tissue culture for more than 12 mo. (40 passages)…”
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Effects of nitric acid gas alone or in combination with ozone on healthy volunteers by Aris, R, Christian, D, Tager, I, Ngo, L, Finkbeiner, W E, Balmes, J R

“…Nitric acid (HNO3) is the most prevalent acid air pollutant in the western United States and has the potential to cause adverse respiratory effects through…”
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