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Some search terms matchedChronic inflammatory response syndrome, or CIRS, is a term used in some clinical discussions of persistent symptoms after environmental exposures.
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What’s searchable?Chronic inflammatory response syndrome, or CIRS, is a term used in some clinical discussions of persistent symptoms after environmental exposures.
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Searchable captionsRead matching passageTGFB1 encodes transforming growth factor beta 1, which has roles in immune regulation, tissue repair and extracellular-matrix production. Its effects can include both regulation of inflammation and promotion of fibrosis.
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