Pharmacological inhibition of CCR9 is a novel approach in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease

Pharmacological inhibition of CCR9 is a novel approach in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease

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Main Authors:	Bekker, P, Keshav, S, Wei, Z, Ertl, L, Wang, Y, Lai, N, Wright, J, Ungashe, S, Schall, T
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado em:	2007

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