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Maude Jans1,2,3, Magdalena Kolata4,5, Gillian Blancke1,3,6

  • 1VIB Center for Inflammation Research, Ghent, Belgium.

Nature
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FimHとFmlHアデシンによって媒介される細菌の粘着は,pks+ Escherichia coliが結腸直腸がん (CRC) を引き起こすために極めて重要です. この粘着を阻害することで,CRCの発症を防ぐ新しい治療法が提供される可能性があります.

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