A Frameshift in CSF2RB Predominant Among Ashkenazi Jews Increases Risk for Crohn's Disease and Reduces Monocyte Signaling via GM-CSF.

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Description scientific article published on July 2016
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author: Nikolas Pontikos  Ling-Shiang Chuang  Inga Peter  Seymour Katz  Nir Barzilai  Todd Lencz  Arthur Mortha  Clara Abraham  Miriam Merad  Mark S. Silverberg  Ellen J Scherl  Yashoda Sharma  Lisa Wu Datta  Judy H. Cho  Dermot McGovern  Aleixo Muise  Elena R. Schiff  Kent D Taylor  Stephan R. Targan  Sacha Gnjatic  Subra Kugathasan  Kaida Ning  Ken Y. Hui  Heriberto Fernandez-Hernandez  Adam P. Levine  Adam S. Cheifetz  Bruce E. Sands  Joanne M Stempak  Anthony Segal  Richard Duerr  Robert J. Desnick  Talin Haritunians  Adeeb H. Rahman  Jerome I Rotter  Mark Joseph Daly  L Phillip Schumm  Hakon Hakonarson  Steven R. Brant 

Publication date July 1, 2016
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