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Beneficial effects of the AT 2 receptor agonist buloxibutid (C21) against acute alveolar epithelial cell inflammation during antiviral responses

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Aim Activation of the angiotensin II type 2 receptor (AT 2 receptor; encoded by AGTR2 ) has been shown to be beneficial during tissue injury and repair. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the expression of AT 2 receptor in human alveolar type II (ATII) cells, a cell population responsible for lung repair and regeneration, and the effect of the AT 2 receptor agonist buloxibutid (also known as C21),…

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1 Franco Conforti University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
2 Joseph Bell University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1 —
3 Robert A. Ridley University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
4 Lareb S. N. Dean University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
5 Matthew Loxham University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
6 James Parkin University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1 —
7 Aiman Alzetani University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
8 Mark G. Jones University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1
9 C.‐J. Dalsgaard Vicore Pharma (Sweden) (SE) —
10 Johan Raud Vicore Pharma (Sweden) (SE)
11 Donna E. Davies University Hospital Southampto… (GB) NIHR Southampton Biomedical Re… (GB) +1

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