Lung antibodies can be measured in exhaled breath
For the first time, researchers have successfully measured antibodies against specific respiratory viruses in exhaled air. The new study, involving the Karolinska Institutet, was published in eBioMedicine. The method may make it easier to study the immune system in the small airways of the lungs.
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