https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/gsk1120212-jt
Respiratory virus infection normally drives neutrophil-dominated airway inflammation, yet some viral infections result in an eosinophil-dominated response in individuals such as allergic asthmatics. One idea is that viral infection simply exacerbates an ongoing type 2 response to allergen. However, prior exposure to allergen might alter the virus-induced innate response such that type 2-like eosinophilic inflammation can be induced. To test this, mice were sensitized intranasally with house dust mite allergen and then at la