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The influence on Muc2 positive cells and Gli1 positive cells after the knockout of Smad4 or Alk3 in Gli1 positive cell and the effect of IL1 or IL17 on colonic organoids

ABSTRACT: The influence on Muc2 positive cells and Gli1 positive cells after the knockout of Smad4 or Alk3 in Gli1 positive cell and the effect of IL1 or IL17 on colonic organoids

PROVIDER: PRJNA981083 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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