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TL1A overexpression in Crohn’s Disease and mice alters Paneth cells and microbiota promoting ileal inflammation

2025-03-10

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Paneth cells regulate host-microbial homeostasis and defects in autophagy and host defense pathways have been associated with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Genetic variants in TL1A ( TNFSF15 ) and its receptor DR3 ( TNFRSF25 ) have been associated with IBD. TL1A expression is increased in IBD patients, particularly in TL1A risk allele carriers. However, effects of TL1A on Paneth cells, resident microbiota,...

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8bf7c1a5-96c2-53e3-81f3-f7c8cd32ce47
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10.1101/2025.03.02.641061
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