Immunobiological medicines in treatment of bronchial asthma: experience and prospects of application



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N I Ilyina

Institute of Immunology

O M Kurbacheva

Institute of Immunology

L P Sizyakina

Rostov State Medical university of the Russian Ministry of Health

O P Ukhanova

Institute of Postdegree Education of the Stavropol State Medical University

M S Shogenova

Center of Allergology of Public Health Ministry of KBR

V Yu Brisin

Children's Regional Clinical Hospital of Krasnodar Krai

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