990: DESCRIBING DISTINCT IMMUNOPROTEIN PATTERNS WITHIN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS FROM INITIAL ACUTE PANCREATITIS ATTACK THROUGH CHRONIC PANCREATITIS USING NULISA PROTEOMIC ASSAY REVEALS AN INCREASED EXPRESSION OF TRANCE

Peter Farrell(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Maisam Abu‐El‐Haija(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Anna L. Gloyn(Centre for Human Genetics), Bomi Lee, Juan P. Gurría(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Maria E. Moreno‐Fernandez(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Nicholas J. Ollberding(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Vineet Garlapally(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Sohail Z. Husain(Stanford Medicine), Qing Duan, Faizan Ahmed(Unknown)
Gastroenterology
May 1, 2025
10.1016/s0016-5085(25)01480-5
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