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Company NCE AllerGen NCE Inc. / / / Facility The University of British Columbia / McMaster University / / IndustryTerm research network / chemicals / / MedicalCondition Allergy / immune diseases / allergic disease / lung inflammation / inflammatory lung disease HAMILTON / disease / allergic asthma-like disease / future allergic disease / hypersensitivity pneumonitis / inflammatory lung disease / / Organization McMaster University / Department of Medical Genetics / University of British Columbia / Department of Medical Genetics at UBC / / Person Shannon Russell / Kelly McNagny / Brett Finlay / Matthew Gold / Kim Wright / / / Position investigator / professor / Manager / Communications / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / PublishedMedium Microbiology / the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology / Molecular Biology / / URL www.allergen-nce.ca / /
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