Omics approaches to understand airway inflammation in bronchiectasis

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Bronchiectasis is characterised by chronic airway inflammation, leading to progressive lung damage. The inflammation is predominantly characterised by neutrophils, although the epithelium, macrophages and T cells also clearly contribute to the microenvironment. Bronchiectasis is heterogeneous, but the reported profiles of cytokines/chemokines and inflammatory mediators in bronchiectasis are surprisingly consistent a…

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