Increased intestinal permeability and tight junction disruption by altered expression and localization of occludin in a murine graft versus host disease model.

BMC Gastroenterol · 2011 · PMC3198696 · PMID 21977944

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Statistical testing by a Man-Whitney U test showed that all observed effects on the gastrointestinal permeability were statistical highly significant (Figure 1A and 1B , p < 0.05).

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