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Amarjit Mishra of Auburn University has also researched on innovative pharmacological targeting of Th1/Th2/Th17 lung immune pathways in addition to this study on understanding lung immune pathways.
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- 1. AMARJIT MISHRA DEVELOPS STUDIES ON LUNG IMMUNE PATHWAYS Studies have shown that certain important environmental factors, like the importance of oxygen and the lung microbiota, have a significant impact on lung health. Researchers have been working hard to gain a deeper understanding of the processes underlying lung immunity in this area all over the world.
- 2. Know About Amarjit Mishra Auburn University Professor of Research History One of the first researchers in the subject of pulmonology, Amarjit Mishra is an assistant professor at Auburn University who is dedicated to understanding the less well-known causes and mechanisms of the pulmonary pathways.
- 3. They have proposed itaconate as a potential therapeutic target for controlling allergic asthma. Amarjit Mishra is a committed researcher who has carried out multiple studies to delve further into the pathways connected to lung inflammation.
- 4. Amarjit Mishra of Auburn University has also researched on innovative pharmacological targeting of Th1/Th2/Th17 lung immune pathways in addition to this study on understanding lung immune pathways. He was a pioneer in the investigation of these T-cells as prospective therapeutic targets for the immunological pathways in the lungs. Source:- https://trickyperks.com/amarjit-mishra-develops-studies-on-lung-immune-pathways/