The Impact of the Level of the Intestinal Short Chain Fatty Acids in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients Versus Healthy Subjects
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A. Abdulamir | M. Shuhaimi | A. Yazid | N. Huda-Faujan | A.S. Abdulamir | A.B. Fatimah | O. Muhammad Anas | M. Shuhaimi | A.M. Yazid | Y.Y. Loong | Y. Y. Loong | A. B. Fatimah | N. Huda-Faujan | O. Anas
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