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Celiac disease patient derived iPSC–small intestinal epithelial cells are more persistent under cytokine stimuli than healthy control cells

2026-03-13

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<h4>Background & Aims</h4> Celiac disease is a wheat-induced immune-mediated enteropathy. Intestinal organoid models for adult stem cell–based celiac disease exist, but planar intestinal models derived from celiac disease patients that would allow direct assessment from both sides of the epithelium have been lacking. We aimed to bridge this gap by setting up a two-dimensional in vitro model based on small intest...

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8477c290-4db6-5f32-ae85-4cb6e3dc9129
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10.64898/2026.03.12.710771
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