Endotoxemia As Possible Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases-Associated Anemia

Kavita Bisht(The University of Queensland), Jean-Pierre Lévesque(The University of Queensland), Allison R. Pettit(Translational Research Institute), Rabina Giri(Mater Research), Kylie A. Alexander(Translational Research Institute), Svetlana Shatunova(The University of Queensland), Ingrid G. Winkler(Translational Research Institute), Jakob Begun(Translational Research Institute), Susan Millard(Translational Research Institute), Valérie Barbier(Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades), Yoon‐Kyo An(Mater Hospital), Anna Amiss(Mater Research), Ran Wang(Anhui Medical University), Ying Tang(Fujian Medical University)
Blood
November 5, 2024
10.1182/blood-2024-193349
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