Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Estrogen receptor-β signaling modulates epithelial barrier function.
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Chris Mulder
Eric Albert
Karen L Madsen
Levinus A Dieleman
Mirjam Looijer-van Langen
Naomi Hotte
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10.1152/AJPGI.00274.2010
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2011-01-20T00:00:00Z