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The ESRP1-GPR137 axis contributes to intestinal pathogenesis

  1. Lukas Franz Mager
  2. Viktor Koelzer
  3. Regula Stuber
  4. Lester Thoo
  5. Irene Keller
  6. Ivonne Koeck
  7. Maya Langenegger
  8. Cedric Simillion
  9. Simona Pfister
  10. Martin Faderl
  11. Vera Genitsch
  12. Irina Tcymbarevich
  13. Pascal Juillerat
  14. Xiaohong Li
  15. Yu Xia
  16. Eva Karamitopoulou
  17. Ruth Lyck
  18. Inti Zlobec
  19. Siegfried Hapfelmeier
  20. Rémy Bruggmann
  21. Kathy McCoy
  22. Andrew J MacPherson
  23. Christoph Mueller
  24. Bruce Beutler
  25. Philippe Krebs  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of Bern, Switzerland
  2. University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland
  3. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, United States
  4. The Scripps Research Institute, United States
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.28366
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  1. Lukas Franz Mager
  2. Viktor Koelzer
  3. Regula Stuber
  4. Lester Thoo
  5. Irene Keller
  6. Ivonne Koeck
  7. Maya Langenegger
  8. Cedric Simillion
  9. Simona Pfister
  10. Martin Faderl
  11. Vera Genitsch
  12. Irina Tcymbarevich
  13. Pascal Juillerat
  14. Xiaohong Li
  15. Yu Xia
  16. Eva Karamitopoulou
  17. Ruth Lyck
  18. Inti Zlobec
  19. Siegfried Hapfelmeier
  20. Rémy Bruggmann
  21. Kathy McCoy
  22. Andrew J MacPherson
  23. Christoph Mueller
  24. Bruce Beutler
  25. Philippe Krebs
(2017)
The ESRP1-GPR137 axis contributes to intestinal pathogenesis
eLife 6:e28366.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.28366
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  1. Lukas Franz Mager
  2. Viktor Koelzer
  3. Regula Stuber
  4. Lester Thoo
  5. Irene Keller
  6. Ivonne Koeck
  7. Maya Langenegger
  8. Cedric Simillion
  9. Simona Pfister
  10. Martin Faderl
  11. Vera Genitsch
  12. Irina Tcymbarevich
  13. Pascal Juillerat
  14. Xiaohong Li
  15. Yu Xia
  16. Eva Karamitopoulou
  17. Ruth Lyck
  18. Inti Zlobec
  19. Siegfried Hapfelmeier
  20. Rémy Bruggmann
  21. Kathy McCoy
  22. Andrew J MacPherson
  23. Christoph Mueller
  24. Bruce Beutler
  25. Philippe Krebs
(2017)
The ESRP1-GPR137 axis contributes to intestinal pathogenesis
eLife 6:e28366.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.28366

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