Zhao TR, Hu EB, Wang MW et al. · Molecular biomedicine · PMID 42606759
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“Collectively, these findings identify Tβ4 as an endogenous protective factor against intestinal inflammation and fibrosis and suggest that pharmacological restoration of Tβ4 activity may represent…”
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