The role of the Toll receptor pathway in susceptibility to inflammatory bowel diseases (Q57265429)

S Vermeire

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Mark Joseph Daly

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M J Daly

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David A. Hafler

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D A Hafler

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Jerome I Rotter

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J I Rotter

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A Hillary Steinhart

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A H Steinhart

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Mark S. Silverberg

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M S Silverberg

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author name string

P L De Jager

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D Franchimont

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A Waliszewska

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A Bitton

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A Cohen

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D Langelier

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J Belaiche

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L Farwell

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C Libioulle

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N Jani

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T Dassopoulos

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G P Bromfield

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B Dubois

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J H Cho

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S R Brant

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R H Duerr

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H Yang

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D K Podolsky

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E Louis

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J D Rioux

https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1038/sj.gene.6364398

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publication date

31 May 2007

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published in

Genes and Immunity

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volume

8

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387-397

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5

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