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Hiroshi Yano

Immunology

Cornell University

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About Hiroshi Yano at Cornell University (Cornell)

Hiroshi Yano is an academic professional affiliated with the Immunology Department at Cornell University. Their primary research focus includes immune cell function, IL-33/ST2 pathway, and innate lymphoid cells. They are currently active in scholarly research and mentorship within their specialized field.

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immune cell functionIL-33/ST2 pathwayinnate lymphoid cellsneuro-immune interactionsmucosal immunologyT-cell and B-cell immunologyintestinal immunitymicrobiota-immune crosstalk
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