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P E Pease, H Chahal, J E Tallack

British Journal of Rheumatology

|January 1, 1988

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Six bacteria believed to be associated with IBD and/or AS and ReA were investigated for antigenic cross-reactivity using an ELISA. Considerable degrees of cross-reactivity were detected and it is suggested that if bacterial antigens are involved aetiologically in the diseases, no specific bacterium is concerned.

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