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Identical T-cell expansions in the colon mucosa and the synovium of a patient with enterogenic spondyloarthropathy

May et al., 2000

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508985449293896569
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May E
Märker–Hermann E
Wittig B
Zeitz M
Zum Büschenfelde K
Duchmann R
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Gastroenterology

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Intestinal T lymphocytes activated by antigen are suspected to play a key role in enterogenic spondyloarthropathies (SpA). Therefore, we aimed to identify and functionally characterize T- cell clones that are coexpanded in the intestinal mucosa and the synovium. Colon …
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