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58 Respiratory Syncytial Virus In in vitro modeling of RSV infection carried out in cultures of primary normal human bronchial epithelial cells, N-acetylcysteine significantly inhibited viral infection, re-established the number of beating cells, restored the virus-induced decrease in expression of -tubulin and genes involved in ciliagenesis such as DNAI2 and FOXJ1, inhibited IL-13, MUC5AC, and GOB5 upregulation, inhibited ICAM1 expression, increased heme-oxygenase 1 expression which correlated with the restoration of cellular antioxidant capacity, and enhanced intracellular hydrogen peroxide and glutathione concentrations
Recent data in our group show that these stem cells are even more versatile, being able to participate also in the angiogenic process that takes place in the organ in parallel to neurogenesis
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