Intestinal phenotype in mice overexpressing a heparin-binding EGF-like growth factor transgene in enterocytes

Chun‐Liang Chen(The University of Texas at San Antonio), Gail E. Besner(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Iyore Otabor(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Osama N. El‐Assal(Akron Children's Hospital), Dana Wu(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Veela B. Mehta(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Yan Chen(Klinikum Hanau), Hong-yi Zhang(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Andrei Radulescu(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Jiexiong Feng(Allied Services)
Growth Factors
November 26, 2009
10.3109/08977190903407365
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