CFTR negatively reprograms Th2 cell responses and CFTR potentiation restrains allergic airway inflammation

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Could CFTR modulators be used to treat allergic disease? @dancookMDPhD.bsky.social & team report on the effects of T cell–specific CFTR deficiency and potentiation on Th2 development and Th2-mediated allergic disease: buff.ly/cCeYhME

Could CFTR modulators be used to treat allergic disease? 2024 E-Gen Awardee Mark Rusznak et al. report on the effects of T cell–specific CFTR deficiency and potentiation on Th2 development and Th2-mediated allergic disease: buff.ly/cCeYhME

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