<i>RELA</i> Haploinsufficiency Manifesting as an Atypical Phenotype of Crohn’s Disease
Noa Tal(Tel Aviv University), Dror S. Shouval(Tel Aviv University), Arne Gehlhaar(Heidelberg University), Raz Somech(Tel Aviv University), Eduardo Gonzalez Santiago(Yale University), Raanan Shamir(Unknown), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Ortal Barel(Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), Atar Lev(Tel Aviv University), Liran Baram(Tel Aviv University), Siqi Guo(Gansu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Weihong Gu(Yale University)
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