Optogenetic inhibition of the colon epithelium reduces hypersensitivity in a mouse model of inflammatory bowel disease
Sarah A. Najjar(New York University), Kathryn M. Albers(University of Pittsburgh), Kristen Smith(University of Pittsburgh), Lindsay L. Ejoh(University of Pittsburgh), Michael S. Gold(University of Pittsburgh), Brian S. Edwards(University of Pittsburgh), Ariel Y. Epouhe(University of Pittsburgh), Brian M. Davis(GE Global Research (United States)), Emanuel Loeza‐Alcocer(University of Pittsburgh)
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