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Bone marrow transplantation helps restore the intestinal mucosal barrier after total body irradiation in mice

Garg et al., 2014

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14603643099095537039
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Garg S
Wang W
Prabath B
Boerma M
Wang J
Zhou D
Hauer-Jensen M
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Radiation research

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Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) substantially improves 10-day survival after total body irradiation (TBI), consistent with an effect on intestinal radiation death. Total body irradiation, in addition to injuring the intestinal epithelium, also perturbs the mucosal immune system …
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