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Respiratory Host-Pathogen Interaction

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humoral and innate immunity, and characterise host responses in human nasal epithelial organoid models following viral infection. Novel bioinformatics approaches that include knowledge discovery and machine learning will be used to integrate and analyse multidisciplinary datasets to assess the individual and combined impact of factors on disease phenotype. Information on the deep characterisation of the dynamics of the immune responses to the chosen viruses and identified factors critical for viral control and immune protection will be made available on a dedicated project website to clinicians, researchers, health authorities, and public. This will provide direct and immediate access to our findings for further development of personalised treatment, therapeutic targets and vaccines in future trials and clinical practice to improve the wellbeing of the EU population and beyond. Host-pathogen interaction, SARS-CoV-2, influenza, RSV, Genetics, T-cells, B-cells, Innate immune system, Cellular pathways, Clinical application, personalised medicine,

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award

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SIGNED

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EU

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7597250

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EUR