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30, 31 Instillation of bone-marrow-derived, allergen-loaded DCs into the airways was sufficient to sensitize mice to a model allergen and induce a strong eosinophilic airway inflammation upon allergen rechallenge

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This build-up makes the blood vessels narrower which makes it harder for blood, which carries vital oxygen, to circulate around the body

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