Excellergy cofounder Alexander Eggel, PhD, and CEO Todd Zavodnick discuss a recent Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology article validating the trifunctional mechanism of action of effector cell response inhibitors (ECRIs) for the treatment of allergic diseases, including chronic spontaneous urticaria.
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Excellergy cofounder Alexander Eggel, PhD, and CEO Todd Zavodnick discuss a recent Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology article validating the trifunctional mechanism of action of effector cell response inhibitors (ECRIs) for the treatment of allergic diseases, including chronic spontaneous urticaria.
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