… of airway epithelial development governs the differentiation of motile ciliated cells of the human
respiratory tract… Human cilia dysfunction can arise through genetic mutations and this is a …

… airway ciliary function. We focus on oxidants generated in the airways, cilia redox targets
that modulate ciliary beating and imbalances in redox state that impact health and disease. …

… of motile ciliary disorders and addressed the underlying associations with chronic airway
inflammatory diseases. A … Physicians should be vigilant in screening for motile ciliary disorders, …

… patients with KS had motile cilia with abnormal ciliary structure and uncoordinated beating
… congenital cilia disorders [4,7]. However, when structural cilia defects are not identified, cilia …

… motile cilia lining the airways can impair mucociliary clearance and result in chronic destructive
disease of the upper and lower airways… and chronic destructive airway disease is present…

… move mucus out of the lung, and their disruption causes airway disease (11, 12). Because
defense of the airway involves detection of danger signals, we hypothesized that motile cilia …

… to involve primary cilia defects, we show motile cilia dysfunction in the airway of a patient …
distress, restrictive airway disease with possible obstructive airway involvement, repeated …

… mucus clearance, causing chronic airway diseases which are associated with defects of
laterality, fertility, and brain development. The hallmark disease of motile cilia is PCD 13. About …

… anatomy of cilia, beginning with sperm tails in 1959. Camner noted the occurrence of chronic
respiratory tract disease and absence of mucociliary clearance in the airways of 2 men with …

… respiratory cilia (9 + 2) is the cause of the airways disease … The hypothesis was put forward
that some embryonal cilia are … without motile cilia (in embryos with the immotile-cilia syndrome…