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G. Diehl

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Defective intestinal repair after short-term high fat diet due to loss of efferocytosis

A. A. Hill, M. Kim, D. F. Zegarra Ruiz, H. Song, M. C. Renfroe, A. M. Major, W.-J. Wu, K. Norwood, G. Diehl

This study shows that short-term high fat diets impair intestinal repair by disrupting efferocytosis, leading to reduced IL-10 production and defective barrier repair.

bioRxiv · Oct 2, 2019 · PreprintCell Biology