THE EFFECT OF DYSBIOTIC GUT MICROBIOME OF FAMILIES WITH PEDIATRIC IBD ON INTESTINAL INFLAMMATION AND FIBROSIS IN HUMANIZED GNOTOBIOTIC TL1A TRANSGENIC MICE

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Koletic, Carolina F.
Lagishetty, Venu
Arias-Jayo, Nerea
Zhou, Yi
Chang, Candace
Yang, Julianne C.
Liang, Fengting
Chaganti, Anil
Sedighian, Farzaneh
Jacob, Noam
Targan, Stephan
Xanthou, Georgina
Jacobs, Jonathan P.
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GASTROENTEROLOGY | 2023年 / 164卷 / 06期
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