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Keyword [Citrobacter rodentium]
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S100A4 Contributes To Colitis Development By Increasing The Adherence Of Citrobacter Rodentium To Intestinal Epithelial Cells
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The Role Of Dock2 In The Host Defenseagainst Citrobacter Roderntium Infection
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Role Of JMJD2D In Citrobacter Rodentium Infection
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A physiological role of cytochromes P450 4Fs: Mouse model
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Study On The Immunological Mechanism Of Hypoxia Affecting The Development Of Experimental Colitis In Mice
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Clostridium Butyricum Protect And Relieve The Visceral Hypersensitivity In Mice Induced By Citrobacter Rodentium Infection With Chronic Stress
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Study On The Mechanism Of TRPA1 Maintaining Intestinal Epithelial Barrier Function Against Citrobacter Murine Infection
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