The Occurrence of Antibodies Against Gluten in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Does Not Correlate with Serological Markers of Impaired Intestinal Permeability

Jan Józefczuk(Holy Spirit Hospital), Božena Cukrowská(Children's Memorial Health Institute), Paweł Józefczuk(Foundation for Polish Science), Ewa Konopka(Children's Memorial Health Institute), Rafał Czarnecki(Holy Spirit Hospital), Ilona Trojanowska(Children's Memorial Health Institute), Agnieszka Sowińska(Great Ormond Street Hospital), Weronika Surdy(Holy Spirit Hospital), Lucjan Sobol(Holy Spirit Hospital), Joanna B. Bierła(Children's Memorial Health Institute)
Journal of Medicinal Food
October 26, 2017
10.1089/jmf.2017.0069
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