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homologues with the identification of possible differences. Black and Hispanic children growing up in disadvantaged urban neighborhoods have the highest rates of asthma and related morbidity in the United States. This study sought to identify specific respiratory phenotypes of health and disease in this population, associations with early life exposures, and molecular patterns of gene expression in nasal epithelial cells that underlie clinical disease. The study population consisted of 442 high-risk urban children who had repeated assessments of wheezing, a
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