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. 2017 Summer;10(3):242-243.

Could Helicobacter pylori cause an abnormal immune response?

Genel Sur  1 , Lucia Sur  2 , Anamaria Girbovan  3 , Gabriel Samasca  4 , Giulia Alexandru  5 , Rahela Carpa  5 , Iulia Lupan  6
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Could Helicobacter pylori cause an abnormal immune response?

Genel Sur et al. Gastroenterol Hepatol Bed Bench. 2017 Summer.
No abstract available

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