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C. N. Rodia

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PhysiologybioRxivPreprintNov 5, 2019

ApoC-III overexpression and LDLr-/- protect mice from DSS-colitis: identifying a new role for lipoprotein metabolism in Tregs

C. N. Rodia, D. Li, N. S. Tambini…·A. B. Kohan

This study shows that apoC-III overexpression and LDLr deficiency protect mice from DSS-colitis by increasing intestinal Tregs and IL-10, suggesting apoC-III as a potential therapeutic target for IBD.

DOI 10.1101/823690

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