Titlebook: Airway Mucus: Basic Mechanisms and Clinical Perspectives; Duncan F. Rogers,Michael I. Lethem Book 1997 Springer Basel AG 1997 Atmen.Respir

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91774-0irway clearance, resulting in impaired gas exchange and bacterial colonisation leading to infection and lung damage. In this chapter we will focus on the large polymeric mucins that are responsible for the formation of the gel-like protective barrier in human airways.

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Das Mikroskop und Seine Anwendung,antiprotease [.] and the secretory piece component of IgA. As we shall see, there is increasing evidence that other cell types including the ciliated cell may also contribute to the pool of airway mucus.

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Experimental Induction of Goblet Cell Hyperplasia , ,antiprotease [.] and the secretory piece component of IgA. As we shall see, there is increasing evidence that other cell types including the ciliated cell may also contribute to the pool of airway mucus.

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Die mechanische Einrichtung des Mikroskopsave made it difficult to determine the relative importance of serous, mucous and goblet cell exocytosis, leak, neural reflexes and inflammatory cell infiltration in various bronchial nasal, sinus and middle ear diseases, and the effects of individual drugs on these processes.

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Mucus and Airway Epithelium Alterations in Cystic Fibrosis,hich is normally present in the apical membrane of the airway surface epithelium and submucosal glands [.]. The pulmonary complications, characterized by airway mucus accumulation, recurrent bacterial infections in the lower respiratory tract and bronchial obstruction are the major causes of the morbidity and mortality in CF disease [.].

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Therapeutic Approaches to Airway Mucous Hypersecretion,ave made it difficult to determine the relative importance of serous, mucous and goblet cell exocytosis, leak, neural reflexes and inflammatory cell infiltration in various bronchial nasal, sinus and middle ear diseases, and the effects of individual drugs on these processes.