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Scientists Solve a 30-Year Mystery Behind Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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- 2.2 million-cell atlas reveals how genes drive inflammatory bowel disease risk Medical Xpress · 21d ago
- Scientists Find the Cause of Incurable Bowel Disease Inbox.eu · 21d ago
- Scientists Uncover Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Solving Decades-Old Mystery SciTechDaily · 21d ago
- Study identifies an important driver of inflammatory bowel disease News-Medical · 24d ago
- Technique links non-coding mutations to disease genes they regulate BioWorld News · 24d ago
- Cell-type-resolved genetic variation shapes inflammatory bowel disease risk Nature · 24d ago
- Genetic marker associated with more severe IBD is uncovered by Wellcome Sanger Insitute and colleagues Cambridge Independent · 24d ago
- Scientists Solve a 30-Year Mystery Behind Inflammatory Bowel Disease ScienceAlert · 24d ago
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