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. 1996 Mar-Apr;69(2):155–158.

Molecular aspects of mucosal repair: a summary.

S F Moss 1, N A Wright 1
PMCID: PMC2588994  PMID: 9112747

Abstract

This paper reviews the current knowledge of the molecular aspects of mucosal repair.

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