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Reg3b - Tumor-induced CD11b+ splenocyte
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Reg3b - DSS-induced colitis model response to L-arginine supplementation
Reg3b - Humanized gnotobiotic mouse model response to foodborne enteropathogen Listeria monocytogenes: ileum
Reg3b - Cholestatic intestinal injury model: jejunum
Reg3b - Diabetogenic BDC T-cell transfer model of type I diabetes: pancreatic islets
Reg3b - Diabetogenic 3A9 T-cell transfer model of type I diabetes: pancreatic islets
Reg3b - NOD mice positive for Early Insulin AutoAntibodies: pancreatic lymph nodes
Reg3b - Type 1 diabetes model response to cyclophosphamide: time course
Reg3b - Large intestine lacking intestinal flora
Reg3b - Clock mutant cecum response to Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium infection at different circadian times
Reg3b - Type 1 diabetes model: autoimmune target organs (MG-U74A)
Reg3b - Spleens of males and females at puberty
Reg3b - Gain-of-function model for conditional activation of IKK2/NF-κB in pancreatic beta-cells
Reg3b - Type 1 diabetes mellitus progression model
Reg3b - Intestinal lymphoid tissues infected with Yersinia enterocolitica: time course
Reg3b - Myc activation and deactivation effect on pancreatic islet beta cells
Reg3b - Interleukin-10 deficiency model of inflammatory bowel disease
Reg3b - Cystic fibrosis and small intestine
Reg3b - Cystic fibrosis pancreatic gene expression
Reg3b - Intestinal tract gene expression (MG-U74A)
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