Role of sensory neurons in colitis: increasing evidence for a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in colitis: increasing evidence for a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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scientific article published on 18 August 2010
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Role of sensory neurons in col ...... a neuroimmune link in the gut.
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Markus F Neurath
Matthias A Engel
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10.1002/IBD.21422
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2010-08-18T00:00:00Z