CCR10 and asthma: Although classically described as a skin homing receptor, the chemokine receptor CCR10 was found to be expressed on the surface of more than one third of pulmonary ILC2s in non-inflamed human lungs and, moreover, asthma patients could be characterized by a markedly increased frequency of CCR10+ ILC2s and elevated levels of CCL27 in the peripheral blood, implicating a potential impact of CCR10 and its ligands CCL27 on the inflammation-dependent enrichment of pulmonary ILC2 pools.