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  1. David R Hill
  2. Sha Huang
  3. Melinda S Nagy
  4. Veda K Yadagiri
  5. Courtney Fields
  6. Dishari Mukherjee
  7. Brooke Bons
  8. Priya H Dedhia
  9. Alana M Chin
  10. Yu-Hwai Tsai
  11. Shrikar Thodla
  12. Thomas M Schmidt
  13. Seth Walk
  14. Vincent B Young
  15. Jason R Spence
(2017)
Bacterial colonization stimulates a complex physiological response in the immature human intestinal epithelium
eLife 6:e29132.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.29132

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