IL-10R Polymorphisms Are Associated with Very-early-onset Ulcerative Colitis
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M. Silverberg | A. Griffiths | C. Klein | S. Snapper | S. Kugathasan | V. Wolters | M. Mouzaki | T. Walters | J. Langer | D. Turner | C. Moran | E. Cutz | C. Roifman | A. Muise | S. Benseler | R. Bandsma | M. Zachos | C. Guo
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