P126 MULTIPLE SIGNALING PATHWAY DEFECTS IN THE INTESTINAL STEM CELL NICHE LIKELY TRIGGER CD-LIKE ILEITIS IN SAMP1/YITFC MICE
Ludovica F Buttò, Maneesh Dave(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Nan Zhao(Army Medical University), Rafick‐Pierre Sékaly(University Hospitals of Cleveland), Adam Pelletier, Christopher Hager, Abdullah Ösme, Mahmoud A. Ghannoum(Case Western Reserve University), Fabio Cominelli(University Hospitals of Cleveland)
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