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michael c. phillips retired 2013 lipid Dr. Phillips, MD | Vero Beach, FL | Infectious Disease Specialist Frontiers | Addressing chemically-induced obesogenic

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michael c. phillips retired 2013 lipid Dr. Phillips, MD | Vero Beach, FL | Infectious Disease Specialist Frontiers | Addressing chemically-induced obesogenic

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michael c. phillips retired 2013 lipid Dr. Phillips, MD | Vero Beach, FL | Infectious Disease Specialist Frontiers | Addressing chemically-induced obesogenic

This is evident in IBDs such as Crohns whereby patients have been reported to express receptor variants to IL-23, a cytokine primarily expressed by macrophages and found in elevated abundance in the intestinal mucosa of Crohns patients (Duerr et al

michael c. phillips retired 2013 lipid Dr. Phillips, MD | Vero Beach, FL | Infectious Disease Specialist Frontiers | Addressing chemically-induced obesogenic

Functional interactions between gut microbiota transplantation, quercetin, and high-fat diet determine non-alcoholic fatty liver disease development in germ-free mice

michael c. phillips retired 2013 lipid Dr. Phillips, MD | Vero Beach, FL | Infectious Disease Specialist Frontiers | Addressing chemically-induced obesogenic
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