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t system than that has previously been described and with further development and validation, this novel bioassay could provide a method to guide the more efficient development of inhaled bronchodilators, reducing the current reliance on in vivo studies. We have developed a novel bioassay using human ASM in co-culture with human respiratory epithelial cells to better mimic various elements that contribute to the rate and extent of local drug availability in the lungs following topical administration. The bioassay offers an
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