Ig-Free Light Chains Play a Crucial Role in Murine Mast Cell-Dependent Colitis and Are Associated with Human Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Anneke Rijnierse(TiFN), Aletta D. Kraneveld(Utrecht University), Frank A. Redegeld(Utrecht University), Anje A. te Velde(University of Amsterdam), Andries S. Koster(Utrecht University), Daniël W. Hommes(InterScience (United States)), M. Heijden(Utrecht University), Bart R. Blokhuis(Utrecht University), Frans P. Nijkamp(Utrecht University), Inge Pronk(Amsterdam UMC Location University of Amsterdam)
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