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Basic Mechanism of Tissue Repair and Injury
Date
May 18, 2024
SOCIETY: AGA
Presentations:
| TFF2+ GASTRIC CORPUS PROGENITORS DIRECTLY CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF METAPLASIA/SPEM |
| EPITHELIAL-DERIVED NADPH OXIDASE (NOX)-1 IN ENTERAL GLUCOSE-MEDIATED RESTORATION OF CRYPT ACTIVITY AND REINFORCEMENT OF BARRIER FUNCTION IN ISCHEMIC JEJUNUM |
| DUAL ACTIVATION OF GCGR/GLP1R SIGNALING AMELIORATES INTESTINAL FIBROSIS VIA METABOLIC REGULATION OF HISTONE H3K9 LACTYLATION IN EPITHELIAL CELLS |
| BRD4 AS A POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR CROHN’S DISEASE-ASSOCIATED FIBROSIS |
| CHARACTERIZATION OF PATIENT-DERIVED INTESTINAL ORGANOIDS FOR MODELING FIBROSIS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE |
| INTER-ORGAN TRANSCRIPTOME HETEROGENEITY OF FIBROBLASTS IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT REVEALS POTENTIAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING OESOPHAGEAL STRICTURE. |
Moderators
Virginia Commonwealth University
Johns Hopkins University
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