230 Conditional Intestine-Specific HuR Deletion (HuR-Iko) Modifies Epithelial Growth, Response to Injury and Tumorigenesis
Antonina Giammanco(University of Palermo), Nicholas O. Davidson(Washington University in St. Louis), Valérie Blanc(University of Washington), Grace Montenegro(Washington University in St. Louis), Tim Hla, Susan Kennedy, ILKe Nalbantoglu(Washington University in St. Louis), Jianyang Luo(Washington University in St. Louis), Sung-Hee Chang(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center)
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