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The Translation of Discovery: Cutting Edge Research to Study Airway Inflammation
All currently-approved pharmaceuticals have had the same humble beginnings – a hypothesis and experiment in a laboratory. Translational research is a crucial component in drug discovery, though results obtained using in vivo animal models such as mice do not always translate well from bench to bedside. Moreover, technological advancements have made it possible to study aspects of inflammatory processes we never thought possible.
Through a Translational Lens: How Does Inflammation Contribute to the Pathogenesis of Asthma and Allergy?
Koziol-White CJ, Panettieri Jr RA
Journal of Inflammation Research 2025, 18:11189-11190
Published Date: 15 August 2025