Immunoglobulin A–specific deficiency induces spontaneous inflammation specifically in the ileum
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T. Adachi | R. Okamoto | Mamoru Watanabe | H. Karasuyama | F. Ishino | T. Usami | H. Kawasaki | R. Blumberg | Kohichi Tanaka | T. Aida | T. Nagaishi | K. Hirayama | Takamasa Miura | R. Ono | T. Kumazawa | Kunihiko Kotake | T. Watabe | Satomi Hirakata | N. Tsugawa | D. Yamada | S. Yoshikawa | Taro Watabe | Tomomi Aida
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