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Transferrin receptor-like, dimerisation domain
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Small intestine
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Dendritic (plasmacytoid) cell
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Pyloric ulcer
Microbial culture finding
Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency
Enteritis of small intestine
Acute hepatic failure
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sipuleucel-T
DHT, terephtaloyl
Vitamin E
Capromab Pendetide
COOH-terminal signal transamidase
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MIR517A
MAST4
ASH2L
FSHR
SUPT16H
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Inflammatory bowel disease before and after first infliximab treatment
Neural development of iPSCs derived from Autistic patients with BCKD-kinase mutations
Adipose tissue, adipocytes and stromal-vascular pellet cells from multiple body regions
Prostate cancer metastases to different sites characterized by AR, CHGA, ERG and SYP markers
Prostate cancer cells, normal epithelial and stroma cells treated with Vitamin E or Selenium
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