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Scientists from Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have discovered that a specific immune cell intensifies inflammation in chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, offering a new target for treatment.

Chinese researchers have identified Granzyme K, a protein secreted by specific immune cells, as a key factor fueling chronic sinus infections and nasal polyps, opening new avenues for treatment.

Researchers from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have identified Granzyme K as a key factor in chronic sinus infections and nasal polyps.

Researchers from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have identified a type of immune cell that exacerbates chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, opening new avenues for treatment.

A new study from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital reveals that Granzyme K, a protein secreted by specialized immune cells, fuels chronic sinus infections.

Chinese scientists have discovered that a specific immune cell, secreting Granzyme K, fuels chronic sinus infections, offering new hope for targeted treatments.

Scientists from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have identified Granzyme K, an immune protein that worsens inflammation in chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps.

A new study reveals that a specific immune cell may fuel persistent inflammation in chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, marking a potential breakthrough in treatment approaches.

A new study reveals that immune cells secreting Granzyme K worsen chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, offering a potential target for innovative treatments.