RIPK1 ensures intestinal homeostasis by protecting the epithelium against apoptosis
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M. Bertrand | J. Bertin | P. Vandenabeele | S. Lefebvre | N. Takahashi | W. Declercq | A. Gonçalves | C. Becker | C. Günther | S. Berger | P. Gough | L. Duprez | G. Loo | L. Vereecke | V. Goossens | M. Sze | B. Gilbert | Tatyana Divert | S. Kourula | Sylvie Lefebvre
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