Intestinal inflammation induces genotoxicity to extraintestinal tissues and cell types in mice

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Chronic intestinal inflammation leads to increased risk of colorectal and small intestinal cancers and is also associated with extraintestinal manifestations such as lymphomas, other solid cancers and autoimmune disorders. We have previously found that acute and chronic intestinal inflammation causes DNA damage to circulating peripheral leukocytes, manifesting a systemic effect in genetically and chemically...

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