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Genetic variation in DLG5 is associated with inflammatory bowel disease

Thomas Lengauer | Mario Albrecht | Philip Rosenstiel | Christopher G Mathew | Jochen Hampe | Stefan Schreiber | Monika Stoll | Thomas Lengauer | C. Mathew | J. Hampe | S. Schreiber | P. Rosenstiel | M. Albrecht | S. Pierrou | D. Seegert | S. Nikolaus | G. H. Waetzig | M. Stoll | P. Croucher | Susanna Nikolaus | Georg H Waetzig | Peter J P Croucher | B. Corneliussen | C. Costello | B. Mellgård | W. A. Koch | U. Foelsch | Maria Lagerstrom-Fermer | Dirk Seegert | Brit Corneliussen | Christine M Costello | Stefan Pierrou | Bjorn Mellgard | W Andreas Koch | Ulrich R Foelsch | Maria Lagerstrom-Fermer | S. Schreiber | Maria Lagerstrom‐Fermer

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