Eosinophilic Esophagitis in Adults Is Associated With IgG4 and Not Mediated by IgE
Frederic Clayton(University of Utah), Kathryn A. Peterson(University of Utah), Lyska L. Emerson(University of Utah), Alfredo J. Lucendo(Hospital General de Tomelloso), Laura A. Vinson(University of Utah), José María Olalla(Servicio de Salud de Castilla La Mancha), Xinjian Chen(Soochow University), Gerald J. Gleich(University of Utah), Molly O’Gorman(University of Utah), Amy Lowichik(University of Utah), Kristen Cox(University of Utah), John C. Fang(University of Utah)
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