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Researcher

Ellen Lanckacker

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2016

Aggravation of allergic airway inflammation by cigarette smoke in mice is CD44-dependent

Smitha KumarEllen LanckackerMieke DentenerKen BrackeSharen ProvoostKatrien De GroveGuy BrusselleEmiel WoutersTania MaesGuy Joos

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

2013

Aggravating environmental factors in chronic obstructive respiratory diseases

Ellen LanckackerGuy JoosTania Maes

Short cigarette smoke exposure facilitates sensitisation and asthma development in mice

Ellen LanckackerKurt TournoyHamida HammadGabriële HoltappelsBart LambrechtGuy JoosTania Maes

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY JOURNAL

2011

Exacerbation of cigarette smoke-induced pulmonary inflammation by Staphylococcus aureus enterotoxin B in mice

Wouter HuvenneEllen LanckackerOlga KryskoKen BrackeTine DemoorPeter W HellingsGuy BrusselleGuy JoosClaus BachertTania Maes

A1 Journal Article in RESPIRATORY RESEARCH

Molecular structure of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis virulence factor, mycolic acid, determines the elicited inflammatory pattern

Seppe Vander BekenJuma'a R Al DulayymiThomas NaessensGani KozaMax Maza-IglesiasRichard RowlesCornelia TheunissenJelle De MedtsEllen LanckackerMark S Baird et al.

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF IMMUNOLOGY

2010

A new danger in the air: how pulmonary innate immunity copes with man-made airborne xenobiotics

Ellen LanckackerLander RobaysGuy JoosKarim Vermaelen

A1 Journal Article in Journal of Innate Immunity

Mouse models to unravel the role of inhaled pollutants on allergic sensitization and airway inflammation

Tania MaesSharen ProvoostEllen LanckackerDidier D CataldoJeroen AJ vanoirbeekBenoit NemeryKurt TournoyGuy Joos

A1 Journal Article in RESPIRATORY RESEARCH

2009

Concomittant inhalation of cigarette smoke and aerosolized protein activates airway dendritic cells and induces allergic airway inflammation in a TLR-independent way

Lander RobaysEllen LanckackerKatrien MoerlooseTania MaesKen BrackeGuy BrusselleGuy JoosKarim Vermaelen

A1 Journal Article in Journal of Immunology